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A Scalinatella - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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No title - expert review
What the Rough Guide says about Amalfi: 'Occupyng the southern side of Sorrentos peninsula, the Costiera Amalfitana lays claim to being Europes most beautiful stretch of coast, its corniche road winding around towering cliffs that slip almost sheer into sea. By car or bus, its an incredible ride'. A...
bootsnall.com
Nice place and people - user review
Although in Atrani, just a 2 minute walk to Amalfi and definately worth the walk. The little restaurants in the Atrani town square where excellent...great happy hour prices and food. The Atrani beach was quieter, but...
realtravel.com
No title - user review
After I read through some of the ratings for this hostel I actually didn' t intend to stay in this place. But it was the first one people recommended in another hostel in Naples. So I decided to give it a try and I must really say I had the best three days of my stay in Italy! Of course, its brillia...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
Alamo/Atari was a beautiful place, but I would not describe this hostel in such glowing terms. We had a double room, which had a damp, musty smell to it. The guest kitchen was a joke it was filthy. The owner was really friendly, but so would I be if I was coining it in and investing zilch back into ...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
A'Scalinatella is a perfect place for students and families who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Amalfi. It is a beachfront hostel/hotel where you can enjoy wonderful service, warm showers and free breakfasts in the piazza located right outside its doors. Scalinatella offers many rooms...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
At first glance it seems kind of dumpy, and well... there is absolutely no security, no lockers, nothing. HOWEVER, after a week I realized I must really like it because I was still there. The hostel is so relaxed it is practically lying down, and it certainly has loads of character. Atrani is really...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
Atrani, what a beautiful place to chill out and relax in. We really enjoyed our stay at the hostel. The lads running it were very friendly, as were the local people. We had a great night of eating, drinking and listening to beautiful Italian music, all for 18 at the Atrani seafood festival (27th Aug...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I stayed from around March 29th to April 2nd of 2006, the supposed shoulder season, and had a very enjoyable stay. Amalfi, even then, was crowded, so Atrani, the much less crowded village in the next valley over, is a welcome relief. Everything in Atrani is cheaper and the Atrani locals are much fri...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I stayed here for two nights and found it most uncomfortable, damp and cold. The kitchen w...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I think this hostel is way too expensive for its service. We were staying in a very tiny room, you couldn't even move. The walls were molding and very damp and there was an odd smell in the room. I had the feeling that the sheets were wet. I couldn't sleep because there were fleas, bugs and lice in ...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
I toured all of Europe for three months and Atrani was the best destination, which was contributed to heavily by the hostel A'Scalinatella. Gabrielle and Felipo are so friendly they know everyone in town and they go out of their way to make your stay and holiday perfect. The rooms are clean and have...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
My biggest problem with A'Scalinatella was that the price bore absolutely no realationship to the quality of the room. Twenty euro for a dorm bed usually ensures somewhere quite nice, but our room was damp, tiny, bare, the walls didn't reach the ceiling, and there was a big vent in the floor with mo...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
My girlfriend and I stayed there September, 2002, and we found it to be clean and comfortable. I wouldn't say it's a real flash (nice) place but it's definitely got character. Just when we were there they had some sort of festival or anniversary or something because the church up on the hill above u...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
Nice place. It's hard to find, but the locals know where to point you. It's in a quiet town, but drinking in the square can make a perfect night. Walk five minutes to Amalfi for more action. Bring earplugs, though;...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
The accommodations here are average, nothing special, but the location is great! It's a ten minute walk to Amalfi's main square. The beach is right there. The area has beautiful scenery, and it's a fun bus ride here from Sorrento. The place is old and would be great if renovated, but it does have ch...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
The Amalfi Coast is wonderful, and this hostel is really fine. The brothers who own this place, Felipo and Gabriel, are both really nice. I really loved my experience here. It's a re...
hostelz.com
No title - user review
This is a good place to sleep, but beware of the tiny flies that hang around and attack while you are sleeping. The area is quiet, but picture perfect. I met lots of great people here, both locals and other backpackers. I...
hostelz.com
Scalinatella is Beautiful - user review
A Scalinatella is a perfect place for students and families who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of Amalfi. It is a beach front hostel/hotel where you can enjoy wonderf...
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