Palazzo Pascal

This is a lovely hotel b all means. He staff specially the receptionist and Restaurant employees are very very nice, helpful and will do all possible effort to help. Diffenitly will come again. Although away from crowed but nice calm area to relax and enjoy the food , services and the view. They have very good suits and also good rooms.

We were looking for a quiet retreat while discovering the Amalfi coast, and we found it here at Palazzo Pascal. We toured during the day and came back to the hotel for a late afternoon swim. So refreshing! The views are stunning and staff incredible. Delicious breakfast. We will miss this place.

Big thumbs up to the Hotel Palazzo Pascal; we stayed there for a few nights in October (in very cute Edera Suite) and loved the experience. This very small boutique hotel is in the upper part of the Scala village, right opposite Ravello across the valley. It's a perfect location for those looking for a very quiet and relaxing base to explore the local hikes, Costa Amalfi and beyond. Scala is much calmer and way less touristy than Ravello (which is 'a must see'), you will see a few locals and occasion walkers/hikers but no touristy shops - it's very authentic and laid back. The hotel is about 10-15 min walk from Scala's main cobbled square. The view from our suite was fantastic, the room was super comfortable and we were looked after very well by the entire crew at the hotel - we were impressed by their very personal and attentive service, from the reception/concierge to room service, breakfast and great meal at their restaurant. The shared relaxing areas (internal and external) are beautifully designed and we loved the furniture, art and ceramic pieces on display - many from their 'sister' shop in Ravello. We hired a car at the airport and the hotel organised a parking permit for us (we enquired before we arrived and permit was ready for us when we arrived) - parking is possible close by (a few steps up from the hotel, on the main road). We liked to have a freedom to drive around and figured out that parking in other locations (villages and towns alongside costa Amalfi and in Ravello) is doable so long as one arrives early to find a good spot. We drove from / to Naples airport: half the journey is an easy motorway drive, the other half is crossing the hills so many very tight turns. Driving can be generally bit hairy, especially alongside the windy costal roads, so need to be careful but it's unforgettable experience and beautiful scenery.