Corfu Hotels with Balcony

Overall we had a great stay! The staff was super friendly and welcoming — thank you for that. The hotel is located higher up the hill than we expected, so keep in mind that if you don’t rent a car, you’ll need to walk quite a bit up and down to get to the beach. The property is clean and well maintained. Our room was smaller than we expected, but clean enough. The bed and pillows were super comfortable, which was a big plus! There’s a small issue with the toilet — the flush tank takes a really long time to refill and it’s quite noisy. Also, there was no microwave, no salt/pepper/oil, and only one bread knife, so cooking was a bit limited. Just a very basic set of kitchenware. Wi-Fi in the room was pretty much unusable. The only place we could get any signal was near the balcony — and even there it wasn’t good enough for a video call. If you plan to work remotely like we did, either ask for a room with better connection or be prepared to work outside, where the internet was great. They provide two 1.5L bottles of water at check-in, but after that you’ll need to buy your own. A bottle costs €3. We didn’t try the breakfast, so can’t comment on the food or variety. The pool was clean, which was nice!

It has a really delightful family vibe and all the staff seem to be actual family or really good friends, which makes for a good atmosphere. While the room itself was very basic, I can’t really fault it because it was really affordable. Also, with surroundings like this, we weren’t spending much time in the room. One thing to note for first time visitors is that it’s a pretty steep climb down to and back up from the beach/village area. Obviously not a problem if you have a vehicle of some sort. We were on foot and it was manageable but challenging.

Room & Amenities We stayed at Hotel Art Debono in Corfu and overall had a pleasant stay. The rooms were spacious and had a cosy, home-like feel. Personally, I prefer a more modern style, but if you enjoy a homely atmosphere, the rooms are comfortable and inviting. Some of the furniture, particularly around the bathroom area, was beginning to show its age and could benefit from some refreshing. The room amenities were fairly good. A 1-litre bottle of water was provided, and pool towels were already placed in the wardrobe, which was convenient. There was an amenity kit and shower cap, although no toothbrushes were provided. The slippers were quite flimsy. The bathroom had several mini conditioner bottles, and the shower area contained a combined body and hair wash as well as a bottle labelled as body and hair moisturiser, which seemed like an unusual place to keep it. One thing I appreciated was the water quality. After washing my hair, it didn't feel dry or heavy like it often does in very hard water areas such as London. Bathroom The bathroom was functional and clean, although I wasn't particularly fond of the pebble flooring in the shower area. It wasn't uncomfortable, but I personally prefer a smoother floor surface. Breakfast Breakfast was one of the highlights of the stay. There was a very wide selection of both hot and cold items, including English-style breakfast options, fresh and dried fruits, honeycomb, smoothies, and a make-your-own herbal tea station. The quality was good, and there was plenty of variety to keep things interesting over several mornings. Facilities The hotel has a comfortable lounge area with a television, plenty of sofas, and tables where guests can relax with a drink or play some of the board games provided. The pool was a decent size for the hotel, with plenty of sunbeds available. We arrived at the pool around 3 pm after check-in and still had no problem finding space. There were also two shaded canopy beds near the jacuzzi pool which were free to use, although they faced directly towards the pool and surrounding sunbeds, so they offered shade rather than privacy. The pool bar was reasonably priced. By European standards, the prices were very fair and seemed typical for Corfu. We tried some food there and found it to be good and reasonably priced. There is no spa on site. Massage treatments are arranged through an external company, and therapists come to your room when booked through the hotel. Service The reception staff were friendly and always greeted us with a smile. They weren't particularly chatty, but they were pleasant and professional throughout our stay. Upon arrival, we were offered a welcome drink, and the lemonade was especially refreshing. It was also available during breakfast, which was a nice touch. On checkout, we were given a small farewell gift consisting of three jars of local honey, which was a thoughtful gesture and a lovely souvenir to take home. Location The hotel is in a relatively quiet area. It was around a 10-minute walk to the nearest supermarket and approximately 15 to 20 minutes on foot to restaurants and souvenir shops. The location suited us well as it was peaceful while still being within walking distance of amenities. Overall Hotel Art Debono provided a comfortable and relaxing stay. The excellent breakfast, pleasant pool area, thoughtful touches such as the welcome drink and farewell gift, and friendly staff all contributed to a positive experience. Some areas, particularly the ageing furniture and a few of the room details, could do with updating, but overall it was a comfortable hotel that offered good value and a peaceful atmosphere.

Great hotel, but no longer fresh. Morally and technically it begins to become outdated and lag behind the new ones. But nevertheless it maintains a level worthy of 5*

+: Great host and welcoming A very niche and nice location with good restaurants -: No safety lock Every other day cleaning and changing the bed sheets Bathroom does not have full glass cover so water goes around the toilet

This hotel is a great choice for anyone looking for convenience near the airport. It’s just a few minutes’ walk away, making it perfect for early morning departures or late-night arrivals. The 24-hour front desk was a big plus and made check-in very smooth, no matter what time you arrive. While it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the main town, the walk is quite scenic and enjoyable. The beach is also just a 5–6 minute walk away, with a nice selection of seaside restaurants offering tasty food. There are also supermarkets and convenience stores nearby, which makes it easy to pick up anything you need. If you’re interested in seeing planes take off and land from the famous seaside church viewpoint, it’s also very accessible—just a 5-minute walk to the 2A bus stop, and a quick 10-minute ride gets you there. The room was clean and tidy, with lovely flowers visible outside the window, which made the stay even more pleasant. Despite being close to the airport, I wasn’t disturbed by any noise at all once the windows were closed—either the rooms are well-insulated, or there weren’t many late-night flights (or maybe I’m just a deep sleeper!). Overall, I had a relaxing and comfortable stay, and I would recommend this hotel for anyone needing a place near the airport without compromising on comfort or charm.

Domes of Corfu was a really nice place. The room was spacious, the bed was comfortable, and the view from our balcony was amazing. We enjoyed having our espresso out on the balcony every morning, which became a lovely daily ritual. Our package included a breakfast and dinner buffet, along with access to the lounge. The buffet offered a wide variety of food options—more than enough for us to enjoy throughout our stay. The beach was beautiful, with soft sand and fantastic sea water—perfect for relaxing. We had a great time and would definitely recommend the resort. Tip for future guests: Consider renting a car in advance before your arrival. The resort is located about 30 minutes from Corfu Old Town, which is definitely worth visiting. Without a car, you’ll likely spend most of your time at the resort.

The location is more than an hour drive from the airport unless you have a chauffeur or coach service booked. The room were nice and comfy but we were attacked by ants in our room which I guess is a common problem in the island. On our check out day, there was a national electricity breakdown at 8 am and the hotel staff wouldn't help by extending our checkout time by an hour. The electricity was restored at 12 pm but we were forced to empty the room at 11 am sharp. Overall, good activities at the resort and just across is a nice beach but you have to exit the resort to get to the sandy beach.

Had a really nice stay! The staff were super friendly and professional, making sure I felt comfortable. The room was new or recently renovated, so everything felt fresh and clean. The only small downside was the bathroom—it was a bit tight, and the open shower made it hard to keep the rest of the space dry. But overall, a great experience, and I’d definitely stay again!

Excellent hotel at an inexpensive price - quality of services and rooms. There are breakfasts. The sea is 19 minutes from the hotel, where there is a beach with pebbles and 30 minutes a beach with sand (sunbed 5 euros), if you walk. Bus 7 runs to the city for about 15 minutes to the center of Kerkyra every 20-30 minutes. From the stop to the hotel it is about 8 minutes on foot. The staff was polite, the room was cleaned and clean. The hotel has a swimming pool where you can lie down or swim.