Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels
Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels

Salerno Costa d'Amalfi Airport: where to stay, areas and recommended hotels

Salerno-Costa d'Amalfi airport is in Pontecagnano, about 20 km south-east of the city: there's no direct train, but the Airlink bus reaches Salerno station in 30-40 minutes, while a taxi takes 25-30 minutes. Travellers arriving by bus prefer to stay near the station, a step away from the ferry terminal too; those who want the old town can reach the lanes, the Duomo and the shops on foot; those heading on to the Amalfi Coast choose the harbour, where hydrofoils leave for Amalfi and Positano.

Station

Near the airport link · The Airlink bus goes straight to Salerno station in 30-40 minutes from the terminal; by taxi it takes about 25-30 minutes.

Best for: Travellers arriving by the Airlink bus who want the station or the ferry terminal a step away.

Pros
  • The Airlink bus from the terminal comes straight here, with no other changes
  • Railway station and ferry terminal a step away
Cons
  • A transit area, less characterful than the lanes of the old town
  • Airlink bus departures are tied to flight times, worth checking

Recommended hotels in this area

  • Salerno Centraal Apartment: Apartment one minute's walk from the railway station and the ferry terminal, with the pedestrian centre and the sea 50 metres away.

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Old town

City centre · The Airlink bus connects the terminal to Salerno station in 30-40 minutes; from there the old town is a few minutes' walk.

Best for: For those who want the lanes, the Duomo and the shops of Salerno's old town within easy reach.

Pros
  • Lanes, Duomo and shops of the old town on foot
  • Evening life concentrated in the very same streets
Cons
  • From the terminal you need the bus plus a few more minutes on foot, or a taxi
  • Some historic buildings have no lift

Recommended hotels in this area

  • Archè: B&B 126 metres from the centre of Salerno and a stone's throw from the Provincial Archaeological Museum, with a buffet breakfast from 7 to 11.
  • Hermès Suite: Studio on the top floor of a historic building, with a view over the marina and the coast; no lift, 125 steps.

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Harbour and seafront

Neighbourhood · The same Airlink bus to the station, then a few minutes' walk along the sea to the harbour; by taxi from the terminal it takes about 25-30 minutes.

Best for: For those continuing to Amalfi or Positano by hydrofoil, or who want the seafront in the evening.

Pros
  • Hydrofoils for Amalfi and Positano a few steps away
  • A walk along the seafront, with the marina nearby
Cons
  • Same distance from the terminal as the old town, no shortcut
  • In winter the hydrofoils to the coast reduce their schedules

Recommended hotels in this area

  • Luxury Manfredi Apartment Salerno: 120 sqm apartment a few metres from Molo Manfredi, the departure point for hydrofoils to the Amalfi Coast.
  • Dimore De Luca- Mare Mìa: Apartment run by the De Luca family near the Salerno seafront, with parking; the same management has other houses in Amalfi and Ravello.

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