My wife and I returned to Palinuro for the first time since November 1972. As you can imagine, things have changed. We came, newly married, to Palinuro for a weekend adventure from Naples, where we were living. At that time, to the best of my recollection the only hotel there was called El Torre, and it was near the harbor... More

We were welcomed very friendly by the hotel owner himself – it looks like all other reception personnel (if there is) had already quit for the year. The man didn’t speak English or German, but we found Spanish as a common language as neither of us speaks any Italian. The room was nice, not too small, with an additional sofa... More

Great location. Very friendly service. Better than most Best Westerns. Felt like more of a family run hotel. We had asked for a baby cot but it was not available upon arrival - we had to make a makeshift bed for our 5-month-old child out of luggage but other than that it was a wonderfully warm place to stay. Very... More

This is a small pleasant hotel overlooking the breathtaking capo Palinuro in the Cilento park. The strong point of this hotel is a fantastic terrace on two levels, one of which is used for the breakfast. It is a very romantic spot from which to admire the view and the sunset. Rooms are new though rather non-descript, but you will... More

This was just the most recent time I stayed in this wonderful hotel. I keep finding myself drawn back there (not only for the wonderful food and views) but because it is a place where you can truly relax and be looked after really well! The hotel has all been refurnished recently and is right in the middle of the... More