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Rooms:
9.0
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8.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
8.0
We just returned from Corfu and were very impressed. Hotel Magna Graecia is located in the village of Dasia, a 10-15 minute drive from the capital of the island - Corfu Town. The first plus is a quick group transfer to the hotel. We were met at the airport, escorted to the bus, then to the reception and helped with the settlement. Everything is fast and organized. We were seated immediately, our room was ready. I liked the room, everything is new and clean. The hotel has been renovated this year.
We didn't find any big cons, but we're not picky either. We just want the beach and the opportunity to take a walk in the evening. And everything is present here, although it takes about 5 minutes to go to the beach, but this is not a problem. The nearest beach belongs to the hotel Ikos, sunbeds and umbrellas are paid there, but not expensive for hotel guests. You can walk to Malibu beach a little further. Sand with pebbles, the sea is clean. There are no beach towels, but there are for the pool. They are issued against a deposit of 5 euros. I would like to separately praise the cuisine of the hotel, because everything is delicious and quite varied. I liked the Greek evening, on this day there were also traditional dances. Liked the live music. In general, a fun animation for both adults and children. There is a Russian-speaking animator, which is very cool.
In the rooms, wi-fi is paid (10 euros per week), and the one that is free at the reception is not very fast, especially in the evening when everyone connects. Of the surcharges, there is still a safe - 10 euros for a week and a 10 deposit for a key. But we did not use it, did not see the need for it, the hotel is quiet and calm.
We went to Meteora - it's a delight! I strongly advise everyone who has not been yet, because it is really amazing. We visited Akhileon, Paleokastritsa and the church of St. Spyridon. As for me, these are the most important places to see while here. Corfu Town is a very beautiful city, which is a pleasure to walk around. In general, if you have not been to Corfu yet, then pack your suitcase, because this is really the pearl of the Ionian Sea! Thank you for a wonderful holiday.
We didn't find any big cons, but we're not picky either. We just want the beach and the opportunity to take a walk in the evening. And everything is present here, although it takes about 5 minutes to go to the beach, but this is not a problem. The nearest beach belongs to the hotel Ikos, sunbeds and umbrellas are paid there, but not expensive for hotel guests. You can walk to Malibu beach a little further. Sand with pebbles, the sea is clean. There are no beach towels, but there are for the pool. They are issued against a deposit of 5 euros. I would like to separately praise the cuisine of the hotel, because everything is delicious and quite varied. I liked the Greek evening, on this day there were also traditional dances. Liked the live music. In general, a fun animation for both adults and children. There is a Russian-speaking animator, which is very cool.
In the rooms, wi-fi is paid (10 euros per week), and the one that is free at the reception is not very fast, especially in the evening when everyone connects. Of the surcharges, there is still a safe - 10 euros for a week and a 10 deposit for a key. But we did not use it, did not see the need for it, the hotel is quiet and calm.
We went to Meteora - it's a delight! I strongly advise everyone who has not been yet, because it is really amazing. We visited Akhileon, Paleokastritsa and the church of St. Spyridon. As for me, these are the most important places to see while here. Corfu Town is a very beautiful city, which is a pleasure to walk around. In general, if you have not been to Corfu yet, then pack your suitcase, because this is really the pearl of the Ionian Sea! Thank you for a wonderful holiday.
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