andrew marsden
Sunshine Corfu Hotel & Spa – June 2025 Stay
We stayed at Sunshine Corfu Hotel & Spa in June 2025. Admittedly, we were a little concerned beforehand due to some of the negative reviews, but overall we had a pleasant experience.
Rooms:
We stayed in one of the bungalows, which offered stunning sea views. The room was clean, well-maintained, and we didn’t encounter any issues during our stay.
Location:
The hotel is a bit secluded, but we were aware of this when booking, so it wasn’t a problem. The private beach was more than enough for us, it was cleaned every morning and the water was crystal clear. We even arranged a boat trip through reception and were picked up directly from the hotel’s beach. There's also a lovely walking trail that starts from the beach and takes you along the waterfront, passing smaller public beaches and eventually leading to the main beach at Nisakki.
Food:
This was the main letdown. Breakfast was varied and generally good, and lunch was acceptable. However, dinner was disappointing, limited choices and a lack of variety. We expected themed nights or live cooking stations, but there was nothing of the sort. We tried the Italian restaurant one evening, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to its name. We were served pizza on a Greek pita bread, which was far from the Italian dining experience we hoped for.
Overall:
We had a good stay. The location and facilities are appealing, and the staff were friendly and helpful. However, the food quality needs improvement, and the hotel itself could benefit from some updates. While it doesn’t look bad, it doesn't quite meet the standard of a 4-star resort.
Алина Бондаренко
We holidayed in this hotel for 2 weeks and I want to say that it was one of the best holidays of my life. The hotel staff is always ready to help you. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are spread out at a good time, there are different dishes but you will never be hungry. The rooms are always clean, every day towels, bed linen and floors are changed, for this I would like to thank the cleaners of this hotel! If you want to go on some excursion the hotel will give you such an opportunity. And of course the view from the rooms is just a fairy tale. If you want to go with children so there are animators who are happy to prepare some games for adults and children. For this holiday I want to thank all the staff of the hotel!
Zoryana Tsyapka
I decided to return to the sunshine for the second time and I must say that it is always a CRAZY experience! Friendly staff always smiling attentive to others! The location is super full of comfort for every need. The food is great in all the restaurants present. It breathes relaxing air and is perfect for unwinding from the usual routine.
A special thanks to Mr Panos Food and Beverage Director where with the wonderful kind and smiling team of restaurants and bars Katerina Konstantina Anastasia Dimitris Nikos they made us feel wonderful felt at home! we will never forget you. We will be back soon it is a paradise!
ODS
We (family with two kids) are now spending time in this hotel. At first hotel need renovation, its true, but it costs every EUR you spent on it. The location is perfect. View from suit also beautiful. The pools and the beach (rocky) are very good. Animation teem works on all 100%. Food is good, I cannot said that is delicious but its good. By the way if you want traditional Greek cousin, during the day - don't visit theain restoran - the pool snack bar (really its small resto) it's your choice!
When we arrived, we have a little problem, but want to say a big thanks to administrator Sofia - she solved everything fine and quick.
I think that its very good hotel for its price
Clio Caminati
Terrible experience at the Sunshine Hotel in Nissaki, Corfu. Luckily, since we rented a car, we spent very little time there.
The rooms are old, with rust and mold in the bathroom. As for the food—let’s just say it was dreadful. Sure, all-inclusive usually focuses on quantity over quality, but there’s a limit to everything. Chicken and pork, pork and chicken, over and over again.
There’s no shower on the beach, and since the hotel is built vertically, it’s all stairs, stairs, and more stairs—with an elevator that gets stuck with people inside every 3 ride (while outside it feels like 45 degrees Celsius).
The cherry on top? The infamous Mama Mia restaurant, which you can book only once during your stay and is advertised as an à la carte restaurant. I’ve attached the so-called à la carte menu.
Four stars only because it has many rooms, some pools, and a spa (good Spa, the only good experience I had)—but everything else is poorly organized. Most of the staff don’t speak a word of English.
Credit goes to the kind people running the little on-site minimarket (they always gave my daughter a small gift), and the team organizing water sports like the inflatable boat rides and parasailing.
Everything else? A big thumbs down.
Oh, and I almost forgot—if you’re into cheap cocktails and low-quality alcohol, this is the place for you.
But if you’re looking for wine that actually deserves to be called wine—or even dreaming of prosecco or champagne—don’t even bother.
It’s the ultimate festival of mediocrity.
My Booking
