Hotel Villa Poseidon & Events

Very nice B&B with a great view on the harbor and a nice big pool. Careful this location has no restaurant and the a nice but simple breakfast on the terrasse which unfortunately is regularity invaded by wasp and hornets making most people move inside for breakfast. Indeed take a room with view far away from smoking rooms as the others are noisy, too warm and you wouldn’t want to get the smoke in your room when windows are open. Friendly room service leaving all doors from all rooms open for airing during cleaning - so do not leave any personal things as there is no real control on who goes in or out during that time. Wifi connection is not working well anywhere except for the veranda on ground floor and goes on and off regularity. Parking needs to be paid, careful spaces are very narrow and on hill, so doors of neighboring cars can easily damage yours. Even though video surveillance on parking - no use in case of issues. Pool is being shared with non guest people from surrounding against payment, so not really quiet place as some family reunions or even hotel staff gathering with prosecco and loud non stop talking disturbs clearly any possible relaxation at the pool. Even though signs are put up asking not to move the long chairs, they are being passionate for sun-targeting in a way, that you can hardly access pool needing to walk through a labyrinth of chairs, towels, sandals and other before arriving at the stairs to the pool which are transformed by locals into a seating group gathering area - so need to ask several times to being able to access the pool - very uncomfortable. A part from those unfortunate Hotel is clean and location great - careful distance to down-town fast and short, but lots of stairs and a half broken escalator on way up - so recommend using free shuttle service, as walking up so many stairs in summer in the sun is quite a torture. In regards to all these elements, the location is clearly a great place that needs only a few adjustments, but until then it is too expensive for what it is compared to others near by on the hill also enjoying of a hotel but with restaurant and other facilities I trust necessary adjustments will be done as owners seem active and very responsive

We had an amazing 2 weeks at this B&B. Location was fabulous. Easy access to bus, train and ferry. The staff were always cheerful and accommodating. Our room was very clean and comfortable. Each morning, we were always greeted with a smile and our breakfast was always amazing. We made time each day to enjoy their salt water pool. What makes Salerno a great location is it’s not over run with tourists and easy access to other destinations. We will be back. This is a wonderful place not to be missed. Many great memories were made here.

Absolutely lovely boutique hotel with heavenly views and a welcoming, family atmosphere ..like staying in a wealthy relative’s seaside Villa! And Salerno is an undiscovered gem of a city …Italy the way it was and should forever be!

stayed the first week in august, pool to ourselves for 2 days, hotel perfectly clean, bathroom clean, hairdryer available, an easy walk down into town, an escalator available to make the journey back up easier (there are quite a few stairs) however they run a free shuttle back from town in the evenings which we availed of, would rebook if returning to salerno

Great hotel for the price with just a short walk to the ferries to Capri, Positano, and Amalfi. Breakfast was a nice convenience. The rooms are a bit dated but they have beautiful views. Just try to catch the escalator when you return...there are a lot of stairs.

Beware: No Free Airport Transfer, Unreasonable Staff/Policies We have had a bad experience with Villa Poseidon even before arriving. Three weeks before our stay at Villa Poseidon, I used ******* to search for a hotel with “free airport transfer” in the “Naples & Vicinity” area using these filters on their site. Pickings were slim, but Villa Poseidon came up and I booked two rooms for my wife and two adult daughters for a two-night stay before our return home to the U.S. A week later, per the confirmation email from *******, I followed up with the hotel to see if they could both pick us up from and take us back to Naples International Airport. I was told the free airport transfer only applied to the local Salerno airport, though this is not stated anywhere on the Villa Poseidon website or ******* profile for the hotel. Instead, it would cost us 140 Euros each way (the per night room rate was not much more). In hindsight, I should have paid closer attention to the map and checked with the hotel before booking the reservation, but when I explained the situation and asked if they would cancel our reservation, I received this response from Fabio R: “Unfortunately we cannot cancel the reservation. We are sorry about the situation and we understand that this kind of filter can be misleading.” To its credit, when I reached out to *******, they understood our predicament and tried as well to get Villa Poseidon to reconsider our cancellation request, and frequently updated me, but the hotel still refused. Even though the hotel acknowledges the ******* filter is “misleading,” and knows we don’t want to stay so far away before our flight, they are simply citing “policy,” so they can keep our money, despite having enough time to release the room. With two nights left before our flight home, we had no choice but to take the local train to the property, even though we literally didn’t want to be there. We enjoyed nearby Salerno, including the novel escalator up the steep steps almost back to the property, which has lovely grounds. But there were other examples of poor customer service: we were not allowed to eat by the pool, and actually told to go to our rooms, even though other guests were allowed to do so; when we went to breakfast on our last day, Fabio was waiting for us at the dining room and told us we could not bring our bags in. Just little irritations that kept building resentment. When the hotel’s shuttle van to the train station mysteriously wouldn’t start, I was convinced this was intentional. But to Fabios’s credit, he called and paid for a taxi. Overall, it’s a nice facility near a town we’d like to explore further, but the petty, inflexible staff and policies made the experience not worth repeating.