Josh Singleton
We have just returned from a beautiful 3 night stay at the hotel on the all inclusive package.
I had initial reservations regarding the hotel after looking through reviews but was glad that they didn't reflect our experience.
- The room was gorgeous and well set up, lovely balcony and view of the pool.
- food was enjoyable but nothing special. The buffet in the morning has a great selection and lunch + dinner you order from the app at your table, with salad options by buffet.
The a-la-carte restaurant was fully booked which was a real disappointment.
Avoid the bar snacks in the day though, dry and inedible.
- The drinks were awesome, great selection and delicious cocktails.
- Staff were warm and welcoming, always happy to support. We really enjoyed the service from Chris at the pool bar.
Overall a relaxing and enjoyable escape from life.
It's not the "foodie experience" promised on the website, but I'd return :)
Roxanne McDermott
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here.
Although we went during a festival so we could not visit the old town of Corfu liked we wanted it was still a lovely get away.
The rooms were beautifully decorated with lovely balcony’s.
The whole hotel was decorated and stunning.
The food everyday throughout the breakfast, snacks and dinner were delicious.
The all inclusive only option was amazing as we had as many cocktails as we wanted.
We got to enjoy the pot smashing and also the fireworks on one night.
The whole atmosphere at Cooks Club was fantastic.
Location wise not that great but a bus stop is right outside the hotel so you can travel.
Rachel Fortune
We recently visited cooks club in Corfu. The hotel is immaculate and outstanding. The staff are great and very helpful. The food was out of this world, would go as far as saying the best I’ve ever had at an all inclusive. The pool area is fantastic, I can’t fault the hotel or its service. The entertainment is brilliant and there’s something for everyone.
The hotel is near the port by car and also the old town. But it seems to be in the middle of nowhere so you definitely need a taxi everywhere you go.
The rooms were great, good size. However my only complaint is that the hotel is very very very noisy. The walls are paper thin. We had people moving furniture at 2:30am, people shouting banging you could hear everything from your hotel room. We were on floor 1 so maybe the floors above are a bit quieter but we struggled to sleep. We did complain about the noise to reception and they immediately took action and done something about it so again I can’t fault the hotels service. Just a shame we had people wanting to move their beds round at 2:30am.
The hotels little shop is a great little gem. And the hotel also have a courtesy room so that you can have a shower and get changed before your flight.
Overall fantastic stay just a shame about the noisy neighbours.
Ryan Nicholls
Hotel looks GREAT, but reality is, it’s instagrammable but not great.
Food is poor / average. Menus sound great, but reality is most things either in the snack bar or main restaurant were pretty poor.
Sun loungers super uncomfortable.
No AC in the hotel rooms. Walls super thin so can hear your neighbour speaking / watching TV.
Service and staff nice. Pool was nice. Gym was ok, but again no AC. Electricity would fail and turn off cardio kit. Wasn’t ideal.
Overall, the pictures were great and sold it
To us but I wouldn’t go back to the hotel in Corfu. Overall 4/10
Jemma
While the hotel rooms are nicely decorated, the walls are paper-thin, we could hear every noise from neighbouring rooms and the corridors. Our stay was repeatedly disrupted by hen parties running through the halls at 1–2 a.m. We called reception twice, but no meaningful action was taken. These large, noisy groups were not separated from other guests or managed in any way, despite this being advertised as a boho, adult-only resort.
The food was, by far, the biggest letdown. It was consistently poor and showed clear signs of cost-cutting. Hot dishes were overcooked and repetitive. There was no fresh, local Greek food, just tinned olives, no traditional mezzes, and no proper salad bar (only small, pre-prepped bowls). There were no local cheeses or cold meats, and very few vegetarian options. The weird service style buffet restaurant focused on bland, uninspired international dishes that you order via an app but have to get up and get your drinks. Even simple staples like bread and pastries tasted stale or mass-produced. It lacked quality, variety, and any authenticity.
Also we have to look at everything on our phones, when we are on holiday we don’t want to spend all our time looking at our phones.
Guests staying fewer than seven nights are only allowed one à la carte meal, and we could not book via the app because we were under 7 nights, this wasn’t communicated upon arrival, we only found out by asking.
Due to how poor the buffet was, we paid to eat out on multiple nights, despite booking all-inclusive.
Drinks were also misrepresented. Love Holidays stated branded drinks were included, but in reality, you have to pay €5 per branded spirit. Shockingly, even bottled water isn’t included in the package, you must pay for it, otherwise you’re limited to small glasses from a dispenser, which is unacceptable in a hot climate also in a country where we should not be drinking tap water. To take glasses or water to you room at night is terrible.
We voiced our concerns to the hotel team, but they were indifferent and took no visible action. There was no sense of responsibility or service. This hotel felt like a cheap, poorly managed operation with misleading marketing, dressed up as a premium adult retreat.
Sadly, it fell well below expectations on every front. I would absolutely not recommend this hotel to anyone and will be pursuing a formal complaint with both the travel agent and the hotel management.