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Ave Gratia Plena - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Located in the antique town centre, the ' Ave Gratia Plena ' hostel represents a meeting-point between Italy's cultural and architectural tradition. This is thanks to its multifunctional nature which embodies the regeneration of this historically important 17th-century conservatory. The internal clo...
bootsnall.com
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After recently staying here for five days in April, I have to agree with the comment that this is like a rundown mental asylum home! Our first room had mould all over the walls, old hair on the pillows, hardly any of the doors locked, and the lighting was ridiculous! Our bathroom had more mould (now...
hostelz.com
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I have been back for four days, but I really miss this place. The hostel was fine, and the accomodations good. We had a double room. It was clean with a very good bathroom and a standard breakfast. In case of hunger, one could buy some extra food, which was cheap. Salerno is not much of a tourist tr...
hostelz.com
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I stayed there three nights (2 in a dorm and 1 in a twin) in April 2005, as I used it as a base to visit Pompeii, the Amalfi Coast, and Capri. The hostel is 1500 meters from the station and not 600 meters, as said in the brochures. The walk from the station to the hostel is quick and nice and for 90...
hostelz.com
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I'm studing in Salerno and I've been to 32 different youth hostels and spent 467 nights in hostels and I can say for shure that this hostel in Salerno is one of the most beautiful ones i've ever seen. (just 10,...
hostelz.com
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Salerno is a great place to visit, and the people are so nice there. However, this hostel was, well, a dump. It looks like a run down mental asylum (apparently it used to be a convent). The rooms are gross (ours had mould all over the walls). A cleaner, more secure option would be the three star hot...
hostelz.com
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The best hostel I've visited in Italy. The location is fantastic and the rooms, single and double as well,...
hostelz.com
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This hostel is located about 1500 metres from the trainstation but that's about the only real disadvantage. From the trainstation it's easy to go to all the touristy places: Pompeii, Vesuvio, Capri, Amalfi coast etc. Some bathrooms can't be locked and have 3 showers in one room but you get used to t...
hostelz.com
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This hostel was a huge disappointment. From the outside it looks rather picturesque but on the inside it's horribly dirty everywhere, from the room to the toilets to the rooms to the water fountain.I stayed there on a school trip with our teachers, who were staying in a hotel just down the road. The...
hostelz.com
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This is a nice hostel in a very nice location. After leaving the train station, there is an information office on the corner on the right where you can get a map. It's a bit of a hike to get down to the hostel, but you'll quickly forget. The hostel has good facilities, internet, and a nice bar area ...
hostelz.com
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This place was BAD. The walls had mould on them and it kept growing. There was no toilet seat and no shower curtain. The breakfast was nice but that's all. The balcony was ok in the evening. The long walk u...
hostelz.com
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Very, very loud from inside and outside noises. The hostel closed from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. everyday fo...
hostelz.com
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