Hotels in Scala

"The location is so very beautiful and so very dangerous!! Especially for those with a fear of heights. Arriving at this destination isn't for the faint of heart. It seems to be at the very tip of Almalfi; impossibly high up on a steep cliff. The gorgeous rooftop provides the most stunning views of the Almalfi Coast. In fact, I'd argue very few places offer such an exquisite view of the sea and cliffs of Almalfi. This hotel has breakfast daily and their fresh-baked croissants and cappuccino were honestly probably the best I've had in my travels so far. The older gentleman who runs the hotel is very efficient and kind, (even if initially intimidating). Just don't arrive to breakfast after 9:45 or make too much noise because it's frowned upon. Also, you can't bring food into the rooms, which is something to consider before staying, since it's a hike to town. (A dangerous hike down a dangerous road)."

"A beautiful property (very clean) with a lovely garden. Staff were pleasant and helpful."

"Lovely hotel. The room was very clean, bright and spacious. Staff were all very friendly and helpful. Very convenient to everything "

"Excellent staff! Very helpful. Delicious breakfast. Stunning ocean views. Will recommend to others and will come back to stay with extended family. Loved the hotel!"

"Property was amazing…I just wish they offered transportation to the town square form the property. "

"The property was in a great location — close to everything but still peaceful and quiet. The room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. The staff was friendly and responsive, and check-in was smooth. I especially liked the terrace view and how well-maintained the common areas were."

"Good location"

"Amazing views, and amazing service to match"

"Staff are extremely helpful. Property is clean. Likes that the shower room was separate to the toilet room. Family room is a good size, very spacious to accommodate 3 ladies and all their luggage. Only thing is there was no iron as it’s a eco friendly hotel. But we survived with out one "