Amalia Hotel

Came for a 5 day trip with my friend, something that’s not pretentious or too expensive as we would be exploring the island. And it was most certainly that. The food was lovely and rooms are nice and spacious. The staff are really friendly and welcoming and love to chat. Shout out to Valentino and Amen who kept us entertained with the language lessons and leant us some playing cards. The manager couldn’t do enough for us, we will be back!!

What a little gem this hotel is. I agree with other reviews that the hotel is a little dated, but it more than makes up for it in other ways. The rooms are cleaned daily and towels and sheets are changed at least every other day. The beds are comfortable and while the bathrooms are on the small side everything works and the showers are warm and constant. The food is great for a three star hotel with only 50 rooms there is plenty of it with lots of variation daily. Special thanks to the chef for cooking rabbit for me as I love it. The pool and pool bar are really good with plenty of sun beds for everyone. This is a small family run hotel with several members of the family working in the hotel. They made us feel really welcome and the laid back atmosphere was just what we needed. The only thing I would warn people about before they book is that there are no lifts and you have to go up and down stairs no matter where your room is so it might not be suitable for people with limited mobility

I have travelled all over the world and this is one of the best places I have experienced. Full of passion.... Great food, hospitality, fab hotel ower and staff that go above and beyond. Want something totally authentic come here. Want a 5 star hotel pay a fortune and it will lack all that is here. Love to you all at Amalia ＜3

Very friendly approachable staff. Valentino was brilliant with us, gave great reccomendations for local food and day trips! Great hotel was very clean, pool was lovely! Ample sunbeds (so no sunbed fighting!) and food was lush! Definitely reccomend!

I stayed here 4 nights and really enjoyed my stay here. The rooms are spotless with good wifi, shower and a nice balcony. The staff were all very nice and helpful. The pool looked nice but I always went to the beach nearby. The location is good with many restaurants close. A good budget choice in Corfu and also booking direct is cheaper.

It’s basic but I loved it. The food was good not fancy but it did the job. The pool and bar were great. We spent one night in a room upstairs it was too tight a squeeze with cases etc. when we asked to move we were moved to a large room down by the pool. The steps up from pool were very steep so we went up the path at side. All the staff were great no issues at all. I had a lovely relaxing holiday. Thank you Amalia Hotel would defo come back

Stayed at the Amalia for a 10 night stay. The hotel is on the main road within easy reach of local bus stops. Rooms: Rooms were basic, bed was the Hardest I have ever slept on and creaked every time I turned over, not very comfortable. Bedding was changed after day 5, Towels were changed more often. There isn't a hairdryer in the room but you can request one from reception. The shower was tiny, just enough room to turn. Wee tip. Be careful with the water. It comes and goes and goes from hot to cold. Staff: The staff at the hotel were very friendly and always willing to help with any enquiry. Bar staff were very attentive. Try a kumquat lover cocktail. Very yummy. Premium alcohol was not part of the AI but could be purchased if wanted . Entertainment was on only on 3 days a week. And none were at the weekend. Food: Now this is a mixed review. The breakfast and lunch were ok Dinner, well I personally found it cold, it was tasty enough just needed a min or 2 in the microwave . If you want to eat out there are a couple of restaurants I would definitely recommend. La Casa and Alexandros. La Casa is right across the road and Alexandros is just down the street. Both serve really tasty local food. I would also recommend a trip into Corfu City. Get the bus. Costing around €2:30 and will take around 30mins. Wander round the shops and stop for lunch in the many tavernas. There is a beach BUT. and its a big BUT. To get-together beach you have to walk past a big Hotel called Ikos. Once to actually reach the beach you will notice that the whole stretch is privately owned by the big hotel. You can walk along but your not permitted to use the sun beds and there is security to make sure you don't. I would go back. If they changed the mattresses. But I guess for a 3* it was OK.

Amazing time at Amalia hotel…people from reception walcom as like a family.Room was clean and fresh.Mss Angeliki chef of kitchen teach us what really Greek food mean.Pool bar clean.Boss of hotel unbeliveable friendly,andhelpful with all.Big thanks also for barbecue time andevery night at bar.

Just come back from this hotel! Wasn't a good week, the staff are nice. The pool is really big, the food was ok but needed to be hot! Some nights it was tasty but always luck warm😕the whole hotel needs updating was really disappointed thought it might of been better! I would only give it a 2 Star. Everything in the rooms wear falling apart but one good thing the rooms were always cleaned every day. There is a beautiful restaurant over the road La casa the food is fabulous! Sorry this is my first ever bad review 😒only being truthful.