10 Best Hotels
Corfu combines Venetian fortresses and arcaded squares with olive-covered hills, sandy beaches and small coastal villages. Corfu Town’s lanes lead between the Old Fortress, the Liston and the Palace of St Michael and St George. Beyond town, Paleokastritsa has rocky bays and a hilltop monastery, while Old Perithia preserves a mountain village setting. The west coast’s Glyfada beach and the eastern resort areas offer different bases; allow for winding roads when travelling across the island.
Domes Miramare
Moraitika, Greece
Domes Miramare combines an olive-grove setting with a distinctly adult approach to seaside leisure. The accommodation is divided between a Seafront Wing and a Panoramic Wing, giving guests a meaningful choice between closeness to the shore and an elevated outlook. Soma Spa, several pools and a range of dining venues support days spent largely at the resort. Choose the wing and room category carefully, especially if beach access or a particular view is central to your stay.
An elegant adults-only retreat
The Olivar Suites
Mesongi, Greece
The Olivar Suites builds its identity around a late eighteenth-century olive mill on Corfu’s southeast coast. Standalone suites combine earthy interiors with outdoor space, while the old mill now houses Olibar and the beachside Flya restaurant uses seasonal Mediterranean ingredients. The arrangement encourages an easy rhythm between suite, pool and shore. Accommodation varies importantly: some categories have private pools, while others have balconies or sundecks, so book the precise combination of privacy, water and view that you want.
Private space around a historic olive mill
Corfu Imperial
Kommeno peninsula, Greece
Corfu Imperial occupies the end of the Kommeno peninsula, where gardens, beach coves and sea-facing accommodation create a setting with a strong sense of arrival. Rooms, bungalows and waterfront villas give it a broad range of possibilities, from a conventional hotel stay to a larger family gathering. Dining and a promenade through the grounds add to the appeal of staying on site. Compare the different accommodation areas and access to the shore before choosing the version of the resort that suits you.
A substantial resort with waterfront villas
Ikos Odisia
Dassia Bay, Greece
Ikos Odisia spreads across a green peninsula overlooking a sheltered bay, with terrace restaurants and accommodation arranged to make the most of the coastal setting. Its all-inclusive format is especially useful for travellers who want much of the holiday organised in one place. The room range extends to large bungalow villas with private pools, offering another option for families travelling together. Choose by layout and location, then confirm restaurant arrangements and the specific inclusions attached to your reservation.
An expansive all-inclusive family stay
Ikos Dassia
Dassia, Greece
Ikos Dassia sets rooms and suites within landscaped grounds beside the bay, combining a serviced beach with pools, terrace dining and a broad activity programme. The appeal is the convenience of an all-inclusive stay with several ways to spend the day, from tennis and watersports to a quieter interval by the sea. Accommodation ranges from double rooms to beachfront suites with private pools. Check the location and outdoor space of your category, and arrange restaurant bookings early for a smoother stay.
A polished all-inclusive beach resort
Angsana Corfu Resort & Spa
Benitses hills, Akra Punta, Greece
Angsana Corfu sits on a hillside above the Ionian Sea, with a sweeping infinity pool establishing the resort’s visual character. Rooms, suites and Mediterranean-style villas with private pools offer different levels of space and privacy. The spa and dining programme bring together the group’s Asian background and its Greek setting, while a beach adds another way to enjoy the coast. It suits travellers who want a substantial resort experience; establish how your accommodation connects with the beach and other facilities.
Wellness and an elevated sea view
Nido, Mar-Bella Collection
Agios Ioannis Peristeron, Greece
Nido offers an adults-only setting on Corfu’s southeast coast, with suites and terraces arranged to take advantage of the sea outlook. A beach, main pool, yoga deck and spa support an unhurried stay, while dining gives evenings a natural focus. Suite categories differ in size and outdoor facilities, including private pools or whirlpools in selected options. It is a strong choice for a quieter holiday as a couple or alone, with time to enjoy the hotel between island excursions.
An intimate adults-only hillside stay
MarBella, Mar-Bella Collection
Agios Ioannis Peristeron, Greece
MarBella brings an energetic family focus to Corfu’s southeast shoreline. Landscaped gardens, a waterpark and organised activities give children several ways to spend the day, while rooms and suites provide a wide choice of layouts and outlooks. The premium all-inclusive offering simplifies meals and refreshments, with dining that ranges beyond a single culinary style. It works particularly well when the hotel is central to the holiday; compare family-room and bungalow arrangements carefully to get the sleeping space your group needs.
A family holiday with plenty to do
Avali, Mar-Bella Collection
Agios Ioannis Peristeron, Greece
Avali offers a smaller-scale approach to the all-inclusive beach holiday, tucked into a bay with mountains rising behind it. The infinity pool, beachfront veranda and relaxed dining create a compact setting where the shoreline remains close to the day’s activities. Rooms and suites have differing sea or mountain outlooks, with private pools in selected categories. It is designed for couples, friends and families with children over six, making the age policy an important part of choosing this particular hotel.
A smaller all-inclusive beach escape
Domes of Corfu
Glyfada, Greece
Domes of Corfu places family-oriented resort facilities directly beside Glyfada beach on the island’s west coast. Terracotta-toned accommodation comes with sea or mountain views, and selected suites add swim-up access. Separate pool areas, a children’s club and the open-air CORE Spianada create choices beyond the beach, with dining spanning Greek, Italian and Asian influences. Choose it when sand and resort activities are priorities, and match your room layout and childcare arrangements to the ages travelling with you.
Family facilities on the west coast