Corfu All inclusive Holidays

We stayed here for 3 nights all inclusive we were very disappointed in the hotel the room we had booked was a premium room and the room although large felt dated and the bed was very cheeky. There was an joing door to the next room covered by a large wardrobe but we could hear the people next door talk and snore like they were in our room and could hear all the bathroom noises. Which was very off-putting. There is alot of upselling in the all inclusive certain drinks were not available unless you paid more which was not good for the price can't even get a free Pina colada. The food was ok but it was limited and often the range was much the same. The hotel needed a refresh with paint some parts were being painted whilst we were there perhaps because it's early season. Over all the stay wasn't great the staff were loud in the morning coming to clean the rooms we were woken up by them starting their shifts talking very loud in the hallways. And for the price we paid it wasnt a quality that we have experienced on other all inclusive hotels on this trip for less money like Roda resort where we are currently it's chalk and cheese in comparison for less money so much better quality in every way.

A peaceful beachfront all-inclusive resort We had a very enjoyable week at Ella Alkyna and would happily stay again. It is one of the few European resorts combining adults-only, all-inclusive and a beachfront location. The atmosphere was relaxed and not a party scene. Most guests were couples and mature adults who kept to themselves but were friendly. The resort is beautiful, with a clean beach, great pools and lovely views. Our clean room had a sunset-view balcony, large comfortable bed, spacious shower, Netflix-enabled TV and kettle. The buffet had plenty of choice, while the included à la carte restaurants were a highlight. We enjoyed excellent three-course Greek and Italian meals. Breakfast became slightly repetitive, but that is normal for a buffet stay. Drinks were unlimited, and the friendly staff happily made whatever we requested. My wife loved her spa treatment. The gym was small but quiet, and check-in and check-out were easy. Minor issues included a toilet smell and the air conditioning making a constant banging noise whenever it was on. The fire-alarm light was also very bright. We did not report these issues. Some guests reserved sunbeds with towels despite this not being allowed, and staff did not enforce the rule. There were also lots of social wasps around, which could be frightening for anyone with a wasp phobia. The large resort can be confusing and may be difficult for guests with limited mobility, although electric buggies are available. It is also

Really nice for families

We stayed here for 3 nights all inclusive we were very disappointed in the hotel the room we had booked was a premium room and the room although large felt dated and the bed was very cheeky. There was an joing door to the next room covered by a large wardrobe but we could hear the people next door talk and snore like they were in our room and could hear all the bathroom noises. Which was very off-putting. There is alot of upselling in the all inclusive certain drinks were not available unless you paid more which was not good for the price can't even get a free Pina colada. The food was ok but it was limited and often the range was much the same. The hotel needed a refresh with paint some parts were being painted whilst we were there perhaps because it's early season. Over all the stay wasn't great the staff were loud in the morning coming to clean the rooms we were woken up by them starting their shifts talking very loud in the hallways. And for the price we paid it wasnt a quality that we have experienced on other all inclusive hotels on this trip for less money like Roda resort where we are currently it's chalk and cheese in comparison for less money so much better quality in every way.

A peaceful beachfront all-inclusive resort We had a very enjoyable week at Ella Alkyna and would happily stay again. It is one of the few European resorts combining adults-only, all-inclusive and a beachfront location. The atmosphere was relaxed and not a party scene. Most guests were couples and mature adults who kept to themselves but were friendly. The resort is beautiful, with a clean beach, great pools and lovely views. Our clean room had a sunset-view balcony, large comfortable bed, spacious shower, Netflix-enabled TV and kettle. The buffet had plenty of choice, while the included à la carte restaurants were a highlight. We enjoyed excellent three-course Greek and Italian meals. Breakfast became slightly repetitive, but that is normal for a buffet stay. Drinks were unlimited, and the friendly staff happily made whatever we requested. My wife loved her spa treatment. The gym was small but quiet, and check-in and check-out were easy. Minor issues included a toilet smell and the air conditioning making a constant banging noise whenever it was on. The fire-alarm light was also very bright. We did not report these issues. Some guests reserved sunbeds with towels despite this not being allowed, and staff did not enforce the rule. There were also lots of social wasps around, which could be frightening for anyone with a wasp phobia. The large resort can be confusing and may be difficult for guests with limited mobility, although electric buggies are available. It is also

Really nice for families

We stayed here for 3 nights all inclusive we were very disappointed in the hotel the room we had booked was a premium room and the room although large felt dated and the bed was very cheeky. There was an joing door to the next room covered by a large wardrobe but we could hear the people next door talk and snore like they were in our room and could hear all the bathroom noises. Which was very off-putting. There is alot of upselling in the all inclusive certain drinks were not available unless you paid more which was not good for the price can't even get a free Pina colada. The food was ok but it was limited and often the range was much the same. The hotel needed a refresh with paint some parts were being painted whilst we were there perhaps because it's early season. Over all the stay wasn't great the staff were loud in the morning coming to clean the rooms we were woken up by them starting their shifts talking very loud in the hallways. And for the price we paid it wasnt a quality that we have experienced on other all inclusive hotels on this trip for less money like Roda resort where we are currently it's chalk and cheese in comparison for less money so much better quality in every way.

A peaceful beachfront all-inclusive resort We had a very enjoyable week at Ella Alkyna and would happily stay again. It is one of the few European resorts combining adults-only, all-inclusive and a beachfront location. The atmosphere was relaxed and not a party scene. Most guests were couples and mature adults who kept to themselves but were friendly. The resort is beautiful, with a clean beach, great pools and lovely views. Our clean room had a sunset-view balcony, large comfortable bed, spacious shower, Netflix-enabled TV and kettle. The buffet had plenty of choice, while the included à la carte restaurants were a highlight. We enjoyed excellent three-course Greek and Italian meals. Breakfast became slightly repetitive, but that is normal for a buffet stay. Drinks were unlimited, and the friendly staff happily made whatever we requested. My wife loved her spa treatment. The gym was small but quiet, and check-in and check-out were easy. Minor issues included a toilet smell and the air conditioning making a constant banging noise whenever it was on. The fire-alarm light was also very bright. We did not report these issues. Some guests reserved sunbeds with towels despite this not being allowed, and staff did not enforce the rule. There were also lots of social wasps around, which could be frightening for anyone with a wasp phobia. The large resort can be confusing and may be difficult for guests with limited mobility, although electric buggies are available. It is also

We stayed here for 3 nights all inclusive we were very disappointed in the hotel the room we had booked was a premium room and the room although large felt dated and the bed was very cheeky. There was an joing door to the next room covered by a large wardrobe but we could hear the people next door talk and snore like they were in our room and could hear all the bathroom noises. Which was very off-putting. There is alot of upselling in the all inclusive certain drinks were not available unless you paid more which was not good for the price can't even get a free Pina colada. The food was ok but it was limited and often the range was much the same. The hotel needed a refresh with paint some parts were being painted whilst we were there perhaps because it's early season. Over all the stay wasn't great the staff were loud in the morning coming to clean the rooms we were woken up by them starting their shifts talking very loud in the hallways. And for the price we paid it wasnt a quality that we have experienced on other all inclusive hotels on this trip for less money like Roda resort where we are currently it's chalk and cheese in comparison for less money so much better quality in every way.

A peaceful beachfront all-inclusive resort We had a very enjoyable week at Ella Alkyna and would happily stay again. It is one of the few European resorts combining adults-only, all-inclusive and a beachfront location. The atmosphere was relaxed and not a party scene. Most guests were couples and mature adults who kept to themselves but were friendly. The resort is beautiful, with a clean beach, great pools and lovely views. Our clean room had a sunset-view balcony, large comfortable bed, spacious shower, Netflix-enabled TV and kettle. The buffet had plenty of choice, while the included à la carte restaurants were a highlight. We enjoyed excellent three-course Greek and Italian meals. Breakfast became slightly repetitive, but that is normal for a buffet stay. Drinks were unlimited, and the friendly staff happily made whatever we requested. My wife loved her spa treatment. The gym was small but quiet, and check-in and check-out were easy. Minor issues included a toilet smell and the air conditioning making a constant banging noise whenever it was on. The fire-alarm light was also very bright. We did not report these issues. Some guests reserved sunbeds with towels despite this not being allowed, and staff did not enforce the rule. There were also lots of social wasps around, which could be frightening for anyone with a wasp phobia. The large resort can be confusing and may be difficult for guests with limited mobility, although electric buggies are available. It is also