Hotel Scapolatiello  

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l'accesso all'Hotel e al relativo parcheggio e' difficoltoso in automobile

Ho apprezzato la tranquillita'che si respirava in questo comodo albergo cavese...inoltre la pulizia dei luoghi comuni e' la colazione servita nella sala con un bel camino acceso,direi e'stata una piacevole esperienza da ritornarci volentieri.

diciamo le viuzze per arrivare fino in albergo.

Centro benessere accogliente... Staff gentile e cortese

il contesto, le camere, la tranquillità

un po' distante dai centri

la posizione molto bella vicino all'abbazia, la tranquillita' la gentilezza e la cortesia del famiglia

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accoglienza, gentilezza, pulizia, posizione tranquilla, disponibilità di parcheggio, cucina ottima, massima disponibilità del team dell'albergo.

la stradina di accesso è molto piccola, ma trattandosi di borgo antico, ci può stare

la cortesia eccezzionale

La tranquillità della zona, la cordialità del personale e il ristorante.

L'ultimo tratto di strada per arrivare all'hotel, che è molto stretto, ed il parcheggio un po piccolo, occorrono alcune manovre per uscire la mattina.

la strada troppo stretta non segnata sulle indicazioni il ristorante

posizione

mi è stata assegnata una mansarda al posto di una camera standard.

posizione, struttura, parco

Il rapporto qualità prezzo, aria condizionata rumorosissima.

La colazione ottima e la posizione collinare, a parte la strettoia per raggiungere l'entrata dell'hotel.

Il rumore forte dell'aria condizionata, abbiamo dovuto spengerla

Indubbiamente la posizione,i giardini,la grandezza dei locali comuni

Nel bagno si sentiva odore di fogna, non esiste servizio di facchinaggio

Direi tutto, difficile dire cosa NON è piaciuto, sicuramente l'accesso è veramente scomodo ma non è colpa dell'hotel; bellissimo il giardino, la piscina, le varie sale, anche gli arredi sono gradevoli

L'accesso (c'è un passaggio attraverso un vicolo che richiede un occhio notevole!!), non c'è la cassaforte in camera, e direi nient'altro

Upgraded to suite fantastic and peaceful historic setting. Staff great

Lack of English information of area walks maps etc

Lovely gardens

Unheated indoor pool

Quiet very picturesque rural setting with mountain backdrop - and an interesting drive to the hotel. Very good breakfast overlooking lovely gardens and mountain backdrop.

Imposing building with slightly faded opulent feel. Large private terrace attached to room with lovely view of surrounding hills. Located in ancient walled-village.

The food fell a little short of expectations but wasn't expensive. Maybe the grand surroundings had raised expectations too much.

The swimmingpool and the restaurant

Breakfast, the old fashioned infrastructure, the poor service on the desk -office

Very nice structure. Beautiful rooms with terrace or balcony, nice pool, romantic hotel, very clean. Remote situation at calm in the hills of Cava. Good breakfast. Very nice terraces and gardens. Easy parking down the village. Don't let you impress by the small roads, especially the last one.

Clearly, the wedding is their core business. Having booked 2 rooms for 1 week, I could expect the best friendly service at the first visit of the restaurant. It was really not the case with the result we went out for dinner each other night. Generally speaking, quite a "cold" service, but depending on the person. You can feel there is no competitor in the village. Minimum kitchen service when a wedding is running. But the music stops at midnight. I would still recommend the hotel.

Beautiful hotel and location. Gorgeous grounds and nice pool with great views. Very reasonable prices for the area. Convenient location to lots of Amalfi coast attractions and beaches.

Hotel staff was not very helpful in arranging activities if you speak English. Never saw the Concierge available during our 10 day stay. Concierge never responded to emails either.

We booked this hotel whilst we were away and it was one of only a few available within the location (using a reasonably large radius!) at that stage. View from our window was lovely. Gardens were beautiful although we had to move on the one day we were relaxing there as the staff wanted to set up for a wedding.

It did not feel a friendly or welcoming place to us as English visitors; the swimming pool etc was crowded and the facilities taken up by Italian visitors. The location in a medieval village was pretty but there were limited options for eating outside of the hotel and a visit to the local town was a real disappointment. The staff were not able to assist with enquiries about things to do, especially walks in the local area.

We found the hotel easily even though it was dark - the signing was good. We took about 40 minutes from Naples airport. The setting is superb - a hilltop village with stunning views. We had one of the apartments with cooking facilties but the 5 Euro pp large hotel breakfasts and range of local restaurants meant we hardly needed to cater for ourselves. We ate at the hotel one night and were pleasantly surprised by the bill - in fact we took it back suggesting there had been a mistake but were told it was correct. The hotel is surrounded by beautiful shady terraces with places to eat, sit and read. Below the terrace are lovely gardens with tall neatly clipped hedges and dozens of classical type statues. The pool terrace has an attendant who was most obliging, putting out loungers and towels. The water was very refreshing and 'low chlorine'. There was also a pool shop selling snacks though we didn't need any. The site is in easy reach of the Amalfi Coast, Pompeii and Vesuvius

the hidden location and the spectacular views down in to the main town of Cava dei Tirreni ( great for shopping and dining out ) The beautifully maintained gardens and the peace and tranquility. Although old fashioned in interior decor and styling it retains a beautiful rustic charm and is truly amazing value for money. The staff could not have been more helpful. Wonderful pool .