Tremendous service from this family owned B&B. Beautiful location worth every effort - just difficult to find if you're coming from Salerno along the sea. Don't pass up the excellent restaurant recommendations or the chance to purchase the Casale produced Aglianico red wine and olive oil!

A beautiful old house in a romantic bucolic setting, we found that although friendly, the staff (I'm not sure if it was the owner) had very limited English.
It was a little difficult to haul our luggage up the spiral staircase, the room had a skylight but no window - and no fire exit - and the cleaning was just adequate. Surfaces had clutter on them, upstairs and down. Our passports were left out on a desk for us to pick up: anyone could have done so.
Breakfast was below average, with stale bread on offer, however the view was superb. The pool area is particularly lovely.

This is a wonderful place to spend some holidays, it's a beautiful house lost in the countryside, but also just near Capaccio and Paestum (with Ravello, my favourite sightseeing place in the whole Campania region!). Really nice and welcoming family taking care of the Bed&Breakfast!!
While staying there, try to visit a Caseificio (where they produce Mozarella di Bufala) it's nice.

Myself and two friends (all late 20's) cycled the south west coast of Italy and booked a last minute room at Casale Giancesare after seeing it in the Lonely Planet. It was a small cycle up the hill from Paestum but worth every pedal as the setting is idyllic. The view from the swimming pool is unreal and the owners were incredibly hospitable. We had a great 3 course meal in the evening with other guests (couples and families) and, whilst I have stayed in many places, this is definitely up there with the best. You will not regret staying here!