We really enjoyed our week-long stay at Roof Garden B&B. The bed was comfortable, the room was spacious, and the terrace was a fantastic bonus—especially for a spot in Salerno’s old town. We spent time relaxing and snacking out there, which made for a lovely experience. The breakfast setup worked perfectly for us: an agreement with a local coffee shop just a 2-minute walk from the property, and we had coffee and cannoli each morning which were divine! There’s also a wide variety of other options of cakes and pastries available. The location was excellent—right in the heart of the old town and close to the sea promenade, on one of the nicer ends of town. There were plenty of restaurant choices nearby, along with a few supermarkets scattered around. Roberto was very helpful and always responded quickly to any questions we had.

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Location and size of apartment the roof terrace is lovely as gets the sun till mid afternoon plates and glasses cutlery all available in internal shared dining space. Recycled bins great idea and really powerful shower.we only ate the comp breakfast 1 morning short walk to cafe was a nice pastry and coffee but coffee machine available in room do didn't feel the need to go again stayed 7 nights

Work happening at school next door and busy when kids about. Nice to see property being maintained so not really a complaint just an observation

It is in the old town, which is easy to negotiate around its narrow roads with lots of interesting artizan shops and plent of restaurants we were kept intouch thought our stay by the staff at the Roof garden .It is a 25-minute walk to the ferry service of the almalfi coast. The train station is 25 minutes, where the train tickets to pompeii can be sourced a good visitors' info centre is near the harbour front near McDonald's.

We were not informed that there are major refurbishment works to the main shopping street, which is a little inconvenient at busy times . Overall, it did not affect my visit to Solerno Solerno is a city of faded grandure the people are very pleasent and helpful well done

Great location, nice terrace/balcony, plenty of space in the room, and cupboard space. Decent bathroom and shower. Recycling bins.

Only a couple of small things - middle door lock was a bit challenging (but we got there in the end). No bedside reading lights. It would have been nice to have a lounger on the terrace as well as the upright chairs… small things that in no way spoilt our stay.

Although tucked out of the way and maybe not the easiest place to find, Roof Garden is an absolute gem of a place to stay, in old town Salerno. Only a 20 minute walk to Salerno train station, once you've got your bearings. Lots of bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity ... and old alleys and streets to lose yourself in to explore the old town. The rooms have a great sized terrace, overlooking the facade of a church and with a small piazza below. The rooms are bright, clean and fresh, with adequate tea/coffee making facilities. Comfy bed, nice hot shower. Roberto is a great host, good communication re arrival/departures ( I was able to extend my check-out time ) and on call to answer any questions you have. Breakfast was served at a pasticceria less than a minute's walk away...... and lovely it was too !

The weather could have been kinder ....... but you can't blame Roberto for that !

The location, while hard to find, was the Quintessential old-styled Italian village. Roberto worked to meet us and show us the way to the b&b. For breakfast, you are given a voucher for coffee and pastry at a cute little cafe located about 1/2 block from the room, (best cappuccino we’ve ever had). Very nice/large terrace. Minutes walk from restaurants, sights, grocery, and the parking garage. Final note, I left several shirts in the closet and Roberto was kind enough to ship them back to me in the U.S. He also replenished the in-room coffee pods, upon request. Thanks again, Roberto!

There’s nothing that I didn’t like about our stay in Salerno and the Roof Garden B&B. This was a great base from which we could drive the Amalfi Coast, explore the southern coastal towns, view the Italian countryside, and check out Pompeii or Naples. Final note: apparently Italy doesn’t believe in road (name) signs so make sure you have a cell phone with gps guidance and a data plan that works in Italy.

Perfectly situated in the upper part of the old city, close to the ancient dome. A real Italian mediaval township, narrow, nice shops, ambitious small restaurants. The guesthouse has three rooms, each with its own terrasse towards yet another (inactive?) church.

B&B, it would be wiser to drop the breakfast and have guests go to the nearby coffee houses.

We had a perfect stay at this hotel. It was very clean. Roberto was a super nice and very helpful host. He even allowed us to have a late check-out, and when we had a problem with transportation, he offered us to stay one more night. The hotel is very central, located in a nice area with restaurants and bars. The room was quite big with a large balcony. The view from the balcony is amazing. I will recommend it to everyone!

Our stay was perfect at Roberto’s location. He was the nicest person being ready with answers for all other concerns about check in. The location is chic, new and clean. It s surrounded by restaurants, cafes. The walk to the sea was a pleasure every morning and even the train station Duomo is really close that takes you to Pompei. The balcony was an welcome bonus for us. Defintely coming back.

Roof Garden is located in the old town of Salerno and worth a trip uphill. A taxi from the station is about €10. It is located beside the Duomo area with its many bars and restaurants. The apartment is spacious and spotlessly clean with a beautiful terrace. Roberto lived adjacent and was contactable for any queries. Italian breakfast in a nearby cafe was tasty. The area felt safe even at night.

Local children play outside till 11pm so there can be some noise at weekends but that wouldn't stop me returning.