Villa Vimani

Portasirena Agriturismo

"Nice place with comfortable rooms. We arrived well before dinner and were hungry, so they fixed us up with a salami, some fava beans (grown on site) and a bottle of moscato. We enjoyed it very much. It is within walking distance of the train station, though we came by car. It's a little further walk (about a mile) to the ruins, but it is in a straight line, excepting the underpass at the train station. But it is flat and easy and peaceful, as you go by some roman era ruins and farming. Breakfast was nice. There were local products including buffalo milk yoghurt, which we really liked. Decent food at the restaurant too. Close to the SS18 motorway. Would stay here again, should we return to Paestum. It is a little pricy, however."

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Villa Paestum

PrimeQuerce

"​ We spent a fantastic stay in this farmhouse and I can only advise everyone. The reception has been inappropriate since the first time and the staff have been extremely kind, careful and always available for all needs. ​Location is simply amazing, immersed in nature, ideal for those who seek a little relaxation and quietness away from the city chaos. A special applause goes to the kitchen: both breakfast and dinner were superlative, with fresh and own production products, all genuine ... prepared dishes with exceptional care. P. S. Make a stock of their products! ​ We will surely come back!"

Casa del Geco

"Sometimes, "we're in the middle of nothing" to indicate a (s)lost place. The opposite is true: the "nothing" we are in the centre is what is missing for those who arrive at the Geco House, and there is no missing family reception, even quite precarious (thanks Donatella), The care of the garden is not missing, the silence is not missing, and if it is missing it is only the fault of hundreds of birds; in a word, there is no lack of peace (the true, the spirit). And above all, but this is not a secret, it does not miss a surprising breakfast, which combines quantity and quality and space from the fig marmelades to the buffalo yoghurt. Under the large round, whipping a coffee and listening to the family story telling Mary, the unpretentably home-master, I really thought that perhaps, 2500 years ago, the first Greek colonists constructing the temples of Paestum, They were just staying here, at the Geco House."

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