Grymo
The hotel is in a good location, situated on a hill with a nice view, and it’s only about a 10-minute walk to the beach. However, there are several downsides that made our stay less enjoyable.
One of the biggest issues is the very strong smell of sewage around the hotel, especially near the dining area. This was extremely unpleasant, particularly when eating. Transportation is also quite limited – the only bus connection goes directly to Corfu Town, so getting around without a car is difficult.
The rooms are clean, but not very functional. The shower is very small with a curtain that constantly sticks to you, and there is no space to put toiletries. There are also no wardrobes or shelves in the room to store clothes, which makes longer stays inconvenient.
The dining room is small and often overcrowded. Breakfasts are repetitive, and desserts were frequently missing. Drinks are served in single-use plastic cups, which is shocking and environmentally unfriendly.
There is very poor mobile reception and the Wi-Fi does not reach the rooms, so staying connected is a challenge.
On a positive note, the staff are kind and always willing to help.
Šimon Bernard
Stayed here for a week. We had a great time! Rooms were clean and everyone was super nice, especially the guy on the bar. Beach was beautiful and clean. Food was also great, we tried a bunch of new greek meals.
Nicola Phelps
We had an absolutely wonderful stay! There were nine of us in total—including two little ones (aged 3 and 1)—and we spent two unforgettable weeks at the hotel, making memories we'll cherish forever. We'd love to return.
Staff: 5/5
First off, a huge thank you to the incredible staff. I apologise if I’ve got any names wrong! Our housekeeper—Abgengia, I believe—was simply fantastic. She kept our room spotless and was so thoughtful and warm with the kids. My little ones adored her and even drew her a special picture!
Demetrius from the food and beverage team made an immediate impression. He went above and beyond every day, especially with my 3-year-old—her face lit up every time he was around.
And Nicos? His cocktail skills are top-notch! Always ready to help with a smile and happy to fulfill even the most specific requests.
There were 2 ladies in reception who were also very friendly and accommodating!
Food: 4.5/5
The food was excellent—fresh, tasty, and varied. We were spoilt from breakfast through to Dinner. The staff made sure everything was well stocked and clean. And those grill nights? Not only did they smell divine, but they added such a vibrant energy to the evenings.
Entertainment: 3/5
The resort featured three pools, including access to an adults-only one—so finding sunbeds was never an issue. Entertainment-wise, there were only two themed nights during the week: a Friday duet and the Sunday Greek night. The Greek evening was an absolute highlight—interactive, lively, and full of special moments. We just wish there had been more of that kind of entertainment throughout the week.
Hotel: 3.5/5
We stayed in a family room and were initially impressed with the space. However, we did come across a few maintenance issues—like a shower that caused flooding, a loose toilet seat, and a less-than-comfy mattress. Unfortunately, one night my daughter was woken drenched and cold from a drip from the ceiling over her bed. It took nearly 12 hours for us to be moved rooms. We were surprised to see the new room had similar maintenance concerns, but thankfully no leaks. Our extended family in other rooms had similar minor issues, but since we didn’t spend much time indoors, it wasn’t a major problem for us. I would also mention that the furniture in the family rooms weren’t toddler friendly. I.e sharp corners, and slippery floors.
Outside of the room, the hotel grounds were gorgeous. The beach and local shops were just a short stroll away, and the overall setting was beautiful!
We would definitely recommend!
Darren Middleton
The Saint George Palace sits in a remote and quiet corner of Corfu. Nestled into the hillside and surrounded by trees and shurbs.
The rooms are big enough for a couple, or even a family of three. The beds are comfy, and the ensuite bathroom is small but perfectly suitable. Rooms are cleaned regularly, and towels change every couple of days. The air-con in the room is good and is included in the room charge.
Wifi is available in common areas only.
The beach is close by with clear water, plenty of space, and a few 'tacky' shops and beach-side bars.
Good points:
There aren't any clubs in the area and only a couple of off-site bars. This makes the hotel feel quieter. No big groups of bluetooth speaker-blasting louts to spoil a well-earned holiday.
The hotel has three pools, one with slides. Most days, there are sunbeds to be found.
The views from the hotel are stunning.
The staff are friendly and helpful.
The buffet food is simple, and there is plenty of it being served.
The restaurant and bar area are adequate.
Bar drinks stop being served at 11pm. which is nice.
Drinks are served in plastic cups.
Snacks are available poolside in the afternoons.
Bad points:
Be aware that the old behaviours of sunbed saving are still seen here.
In the lower accommodation, separate from the main hotel, there is a smell of drains. This can be off-putting at times.
Some of the paths down to the main road could do with repair.
Wifi is not available in bedrooms.
The walk down to the beach may be taxing for the less mobile.
Katy Taylor
DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!
- our room was basically falling apart ; shower constantly leaking onto a slippery floor, the room wasn’t cleaned properly, hinges broken on all cupboards.
- The food was cold, overcooked, some was okay such as the chips and plain pasta.
- all inclusive but the bar shuts at 11:00pm?
- the drinks machines always needing to be repaired
- smell of sewage everywhere you go
- the swimming pool is literally falling apart
- most of the staff looked miserable
- cheap plastic cups for drinks
this is not a 4 star hotel at all!
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