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Breakfast Included Restaurant Internet Access Wheelchair Friendly Linen Included Bar	Towels Luggage Storage Telephone/Fax Facilities Travel Desk/Travel Info Common Room Lift / Elevator	Bike Parking 24 Hour Check In WiFi in lobby WiFi in room

Located in the antique town centre, the 'Ave Gratia Plena' hostel represents a meeting-point between Italy's cultural and architectural tradition. This is thanks to its multifunctional nature which embodies the regeneration of this historically important 17th-century conservatory. The internal cloisters, lined with archways, features a historic fountain which acts as a beautiful focus-point with found various facilities near by including a restaurant, a coffee bar, an internet point and a tourist information area.

This sensitively converted hostel of the future offers 110 beds including comfortable 'hotel-style' double-bedded and four-bedded rooms, all with private en-suite bathrooms. The building is also well organized for the needs of groups and is fully accessible to disabled guests.

The square where the hostel is found is called Largo S. Pietro a Corte. From Largo S. Pietro a Corte, with its Romanesque bell tower dating back to Guaimario II, it is possible to reach in a few minutes the places preferred by tourists, such as the Saint Matthew's Cathedral, the old Piazza del Campo, the Provincial Museum and the amazing Minerva Gardens, where the Masters of the old Medical School of Salerno (the first medical school of Europe) used to grow their medicinal herbs.

Come stay with us, we look forward to seeing you!!