Grand Hotel Salerno

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Room was great breakfast was fantastic staff very friendly great view of the ocean

The room was clean, the staff was very helpful, breakfast was excellent.

Wonderful stay and experience. Would stay there again. Great location

Nos encantó el hotel muy limpio las habitaciones muy limpias amplias el desayuno muy bueno todo excelente buena ubicación

We checked into a seaview room. The view from the balcony was spectacular. This is where the good news ends. The room was dated, paint peeling, bed was hard and the bathroon needed a good clean. We arrived back to the hotel on the second afternoon, to find a dirty rag was left on our bench. From then on, we had "do not disturb" on our door, as I went over every surface with antiseptic wipes. The breakfast was pastries, boiled eggs and meat. The room was configured with tables of 8. It was not condusive to a relaxing morning

Breakfast was great staff was great, great view of the ocean

Very spacious and clean rooms. Also spacious bathrooms. Rooms facing the sea have excellent sea view from the large balcony. Buffet breakfast is nice. About 10 minutes walk from the central train station and also 10 mins walk to the ferry terminal where you can get tickets and board boats to various sightseeing ports of Amalfi, Positano, Capri, Etc. Bus stands also nearby within few minutes walking. Lots of eateries and stores in 5 minutes walk.

The location of the hotel is great. Walking distance to great restaurants and to the old town. The beach is just on the other side of the hotel, 2 min walking distance. We will definately be back and stay at this hotel again

This place was a huge disappointment. When we got there the room was stifling, and we couldn't figure out how to lower the air on the wall-mounted thermostat. There was no information next to the phone on how to contact the main desk, so I gave up and walked downstairs. The guy at the counter said that the room was at 28C which should be acceptable (it is NOT - that's close to 83!) and that the lowest he could take it to was 23 - or about 74 F. So the room temp is controlled by the front desk? Then why is there even a thermostat on the wall in the room? Well, we were leaving that afternoon for dinner in Ravello, and wouldn't be back until late. When we did get back around 11 p.m., it was warmer than ever!! In Italy, when you remove the keycard from the wall, nothing electric works - even the A/C! It was hot and stuffy. I didn't want to deal with the knuckleheads at the front desk again, so we just tried our best to sleep. We were so uncomfortable - finally I had to open the front window, which did allow a bit of cool air in but then we were subjected to the motorcycles racing around, dogs barking, people screaming at each other etc. We barely slept at all that night. Oh, and they left us two bottles of water on the desk when we got there - nice! So I put them in the fridge. When we got back that night, the bottles were still warm - though plugged in, the mini fridge wasn't working! What a nightmare. This place needs to be re-classified down from 4 stars to 1.

My room on 3rd floor had an ocean view. Beautiful. However Saturday night until 12pm there was a very loud band with base that went on and on.