Daniel Grodziński
A hotel on an extraordinary level – literally and figuratively. It is located on a hillside, cascading down with a beautiful view of the Ionian Sea. All apartments are located in low bungalows and the view is unobstructed. The rooms are very comfortable and well-equipped, although the TV could have some streaming options for the evening. This location requires a lot of walking, which is generally healthy, but may be uncomfortable for some. Fortunately, if necessary, you can take advantage of the courtesy of the staff and their electric vehicles. Speaking of the staff, they are also exceptional: very nice and friendly, but not intrusive. The valet picks up your car, check-in takes place over drinks, and you feel pampered from start to finish. Breakfasts are rich and varied, also with a beautiful view. In addition, there are two forms of dinner - buffet and a la carte. On the downside, although the hotel is surrounded by greenery, you can unfortunately hear the noise from the nearby street. A busy road separates the hotel from the beach, which is quite narrow and, due to its proximity to the road, very noisy. All in all, it is a unique place and highly recommended.
Steve Bowley
My wife and I had a room with whirlpool. I have to say this place was excellent! Couldn't find fault with anything or anyone. Buffet evening meals you'd find something for everyone and extremely good value. Breakfast too was excellent as were the staff, we found them polite efficient and smart. Buggy rides to the rooms was brilliant as I do have limited mobility. Pool bar restaurant is value for money too.
Taxi to the old town €45 on a par with the uk.
Don't procrastinate, Go!
Maggie Salak
We spent a week in this hotel and, while overall it's pretty good, it does feel quite generic and is lacking in some aspects.
Our room was sufficiently spacious and had a large terrace with a private swimming pool, but we couldn't possibly use it as it was way too cold and the pool was unheated. The room had an impractical layout and there were some things we found annoying about it. It had a very small closet, barely enough for 1 person and definitely not for 2, the bathroom was located sort of in the entryway and didn't have a door. We couldn't find a practical spot for our shoes, suitcases or jackets. The room furniture was also surprisingly basic, with nothing reminiscent of a luxury place. The TV was very tiny and we couldn't comfortably watch it from the bed.
Although the view from the room was nice, we had little privacy as the room was located next to a walkway and everyone walking past could look directly into our terrace and room.
The breakfast was ok although the selection was small and the a la carte dishes were uninspired and not very good. The constant presence of wasps made it impossible to enjoy the meal on the outside terrace.
The hotel has a small beach but it's separated from the hotel by a loud and busy road. I tried snorkeling in the sea but there was nothing interesting to see. I also want to call out the lifeguard at the hotel swing pool who was very loud and obnoxious while we were trying to enjoy ourselves on the hotel sun deck.
Overall, there is not much more this hotel has to offer. We enjoyed a nice wine tasting on one evening but in general there was little in terms of entertainment or things to do on the premises. A very small spa, no generally available jacuzzi and no heated pool means swimming is pretty much off the table with the cold weather that the island gets a lot of, once summer is over.
Sebastian
We are seasoned travelers who have stayed in all kinds of hotel categories across Greece and its islands. Nido offers spacious, comfortable rooms that are well maintained, though you can tell the property has a few years behind it.
Service is exceptional — among the best we have ever experienced. Staff at the restaurant remember you by name, turn down service is flawless, and check-in and daily interactions are warm and attentive.
Food is nicely presented and good overall, with desserts being excellent, but flavors could be more memorable.
The biggest let down is the location. The hotel sits on a steep hill, making it tiring to walk around, and you often have to wait for golf cart transfers. To reach the beach, you must cross a busy road. The beach is very small, rocky, public, and noisy from the traffic, with some loungers even used by non-guests. Power lines obstruct the view, and the pool area is in an odd corner.
These location issues are things the hotel can’t really change, but they affect the overall experience. For the price, the value just isn’t there, and we left without the relaxation we expected. While it’s likely one of the nicest hotels on Corfu, we would not return.
M P
Stayed here for two nights in early September. The hotel is pretty and well maintained, with a lovely pool area. I felt the rooms were just average for the price. Staff are super nice. I was really glad we got the meal plan (half-board) as there are not many options nearby for dining. The food and service in the hotel restaurant was very good. If I go back to Corfu, would I stay here again? No. I think there are probably better options on the island in terms of location and value for the money.
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