Hotel Montestella
+ 69
Find the best hotel in Salerno for your dates, by price or preference
Compare deals for Hotel Montestella across hundreds of sites, all in one place
Look out for a deal with free cancellation or excellent ratings
Compare rooms and prices
We compare 100s of sites to get you the best deal
Fast facts
Check in from: | 14:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:30 |
Breakfast | Breakfast available |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Children | Children are welcome at this hotel |
More about Hotel Montestella
Hotel Montestella
Hotel Montestella is on the main street, Corso Vittorio Emanuele, in Salerno's pedestrian area. Only 400 metres from the train station, this family-run hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 19 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Staff was not too friendly or attentive.
Good breakfast for a fee.
Excellent location close to restaurants and stores, main street.
Good breakfast for a fee.
Excellent location close to restaurants and stores, main street.
Business traveller
Comment: 24 May 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
I expected better.
We stayed at this hotel for work reasons. The staff is very welcoming and kind. The room is average, but the bathroom is definitely not 4 stars. Setting aside the aesthetic aspect (which leaves much to be desired), the bathroom had a bathtub. Taking a shower was very uncomfortable. The mattresses on the beds are too hard. Strategic location.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 17 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Good central location in an unexpectedly nice city. Dark interiors, some street noise but good sleep quality. Good breakfast although bread and coffee quality could have been better.
Couple
Comment: 6 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Disappointment with Hotel Montestella- Salerno
I don't know where to start...
Well, I think I'll start with the fact that I totally disagree with the Italian hotel rating system. According to the official body responsible. a 4-star hotel needs to have 24-hour reception, changing sheets and towels every day, safe....
If I had informed myself about this earlier, I would not have been so frustrated.
We traveled through Italy and stayed in Rome, Venice, Salerno and Palermo. In all we have selected 4-star hotels with proximity to train stations for convenience.
We knew in advance that the rooms would not be large, as the hotels are usually in historic buildings that do not allow many changes.
Only the hotel in Salerno, the HOTEL MONTESTELLA 1914, was disappointing in many respects.
The room was really small, very small. There was no closet, just a kind of stick with a drawer. The blackout in the window was ridiculous.
In the bathroom sink there was no room for anything. A shelf would help a lot.
The discharge was a hell of noise. An old system that uses a lot of water unnecessarily.
And, obviously, all the discharges from the other rooms were the same: a huge and endless noise, for it kept making noise until the discharge box filled again. Therefore, we heard the noise of our bathroom and also that of the host above, below, next door....
Of course there were no roupoes or slippers either...
The bathroom box was impressively small. A person overweight would definitely not be able to use it. MINUSCULOOO!!!
The walls are probably of cardboard: all the noises from the neighbors were heard.
Another thing I don’t understand: how much does it cost for hotels to have international channels on their TVs????
I got to bed one day and almost cried out of sadness about what the hotel has the courage to offer the guests. Nothing but Italian channels.
Now, breakfast.....my God!
All I had (and didn’t have much) was little: little straw, little cold/cheese, little egg, little sausage.... Fruits? Orange (with shell), apple, and banana. Throw in refrigerator baskets.
Oh, I almost did an injustice: there were peaches and pineapple fruits in the broth. From can. For breakfast.
The mixed egg was served in stainless steel (which was swinging and coming out as the person tried to serve) and, while there was a little egg, there was no replacement. Same thing with the sausage. By the way, you rarely met the two at the same time...
I came to witness a person complaining about the absence of colds: the employee was late from a counter and took a drawer ready and put it in place. I mean, the product is there, it exists, but it only goes to the guest when he complains. If you do not complain, replacement only after finishing the last piece of ham.
We were impressed by the lack of care/lack of staff.
After all, apart from the location and exchange of linen and towels, there is no reason to consider the Montestella a 4 stars, in my humble opinion
I don't indicate!
Below are some photos of the cafe of manha.( From the room I did not dare to register.)
Well, I think I'll start with the fact that I totally disagree with the Italian hotel rating system. According to the official body responsible. a 4-star hotel needs to have 24-hour reception, changing sheets and towels every day, safe....
If I had informed myself about this earlier, I would not have been so frustrated.
We traveled through Italy and stayed in Rome, Venice, Salerno and Palermo. In all we have selected 4-star hotels with proximity to train stations for convenience.
We knew in advance that the rooms would not be large, as the hotels are usually in historic buildings that do not allow many changes.
Only the hotel in Salerno, the HOTEL MONTESTELLA 1914, was disappointing in many respects.
The room was really small, very small. There was no closet, just a kind of stick with a drawer. The blackout in the window was ridiculous.
In the bathroom sink there was no room for anything. A shelf would help a lot.
The discharge was a hell of noise. An old system that uses a lot of water unnecessarily.
And, obviously, all the discharges from the other rooms were the same: a huge and endless noise, for it kept making noise until the discharge box filled again. Therefore, we heard the noise of our bathroom and also that of the host above, below, next door....
Of course there were no roupoes or slippers either...
The bathroom box was impressively small. A person overweight would definitely not be able to use it. MINUSCULOOO!!!
The walls are probably of cardboard: all the noises from the neighbors were heard.
Another thing I don’t understand: how much does it cost for hotels to have international channels on their TVs????
I got to bed one day and almost cried out of sadness about what the hotel has the courage to offer the guests. Nothing but Italian channels.
Now, breakfast.....my God!
All I had (and didn’t have much) was little: little straw, little cold/cheese, little egg, little sausage.... Fruits? Orange (with shell), apple, and banana. Throw in refrigerator baskets.
Oh, I almost did an injustice: there were peaches and pineapple fruits in the broth. From can. For breakfast.
The mixed egg was served in stainless steel (which was swinging and coming out as the person tried to serve) and, while there was a little egg, there was no replacement. Same thing with the sausage. By the way, you rarely met the two at the same time...
I came to witness a person complaining about the absence of colds: the employee was late from a counter and took a drawer ready and put it in place. I mean, the product is there, it exists, but it only goes to the guest when he complains. If you do not complain, replacement only after finishing the last piece of ham.
We were impressed by the lack of care/lack of staff.
After all, apart from the location and exchange of linen and towels, there is no reason to consider the Montestella a 4 stars, in my humble opinion
I don't indicate!
Below are some photos of the cafe of manha.( From the room I did not dare to register.)
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 24 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Please note in your site that the shower is 2.2X 2 a proximity, to get in the door open to the inside you need to move to one side then able to close it! Never been in a shower so small in my life and We are not big people my husband 5.7 168 pounds! I am 5.1 ! To be able to go out I needed to call my husband to open the door !!! Hotel sold out so you can imaging taking showers there!! 3 nights there!! Don’t one any one to go through that experience!!
Excellent location
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 156, Salerno, 84122, Italy|0.1 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
10:30
Good to know
Children are welcome at this hotel
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
2 years old and under
595,092 ₫ (EUR20) per person per night
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Breakfast available
Breakfast times
08:00 - 10:30 from Monday to Sunday
Please inform Hotel Montestella in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property. Food & beverage services at this property may be limited or unavailable due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), this property is taking steps to help protect the safety of guests and staff. Certain services and amenities may be reduced or unavailable as a result.
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
Cash
Hotel Montestella: FAQs
Need flights or a car for your trip?
Did you know we can help you plan the rest of your trip? Get exclusive deals and great rates for flights and car hire.Flights to Salerno
Car hire in Salerno