Arion Hotel Corfu

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• manuelVigo

  03 agosto 2016
  hotel tirando a muy bien

  La verdad y toda la verdad; el hotel está andando a 20-25min del centro,pasan autobuses tb al centro por delante del hotel.Los 20min andando al centro es un paseo bonito,con sombra si la necesitas y vistas al mar, yates enormes, terracitas, etc. Hay un mini market a unos 5min andando, muy completo, fruta, pan.. Las habitaciones (la mia 227)no tienen ningún lujo, pero todo lo necesario, a mi gusto la almohada un poco baja y la tv sólo canales en griego. EL deaayuno muy completo, fruta sólo melón y sandía,no habia frutos secos . huevos revuelyos, jamon, queso, buen pan para tostadas, zumos, yoghurt griego etc.eso si, no varían. si iría otra vez a este hotel? pues no me importaría,pero si pudiera cogeria uno más céntrico pero siempre que tuviese más calidad que éste,pero para eso hace falta rascarse bastante más el bolsillo

  

• Quest562639

  12 junio 2018
  de paso

  hotel para estar 1 noche si llegas tarde a Corfu, no son nada majos, instalaciones muy justas y en las habitaciones hay cosas rotas, desayuno justito. Mucho ruido de coches y un punto bastsnte turistico. Yo no repetire segurisimo.

  

• carlesescofet

  14 julio 2019
  Hotel de emergència

  Perdimos el vuelo a Barcelona y buscamos un hotel cerca del aeropuerto. A 1km o 10eur en taxi. Reservamos una habitación para tres por Hotels.com por 100,23eur y aunque el señor mayor de recepción se quejaba de esta manera de reservar, al final nos dió la llave y pudimos acceder a la habitación 502. Amplia, una cama de matrimonio y dos individuales. El baño amplio pero con un aire vetusto, pasado de moda. Como hotel de emergencia, aceptable.

  

• Sydney R

  13 octubre 2019
  Rough, rude & ugly

  My ferry to Venice on Anek Lines caught fire and around 8 a.m. I found myself unexpectedly booked on a flight to Italy that left at 11 p.m. I needed a hotel not far from the Corfu Airport where I could rent a room for the day, take a nap, have a shower. This one was cheap (55 euros) and I only needed it for a few hours. You get what you pay for. The shiny, silver-and-mirrors lobby (decorated a la 1980s American skating rink) was nice enough, but the heavyset blonde behind the desk was the Gorgon from Corfu's fine archeological museum She had just two jobs, write down the passport numbers of arriving guests in a ledger and welcome them. The second of these was beyond her abilities. She was brusque, unpleasant from her first word, "Yes?" She never rose from her chair. I asked if someone could help with luggage: "We have no one." She looked back at the ledger as the lobby was entirely empty and she had nowhere else to look. I asked if she could arrange a taxi to take me to the airport, she replied: "You can do that when you come down and are ready to leave." She looked back down at the ledger. You can't get blood from a stone, as they say. The room was ghastly. I made the mistake of walking barefoot between the twin beds and my feet stuck to some nasty substance on the floor. Ich! The curtains were hanging off the rod. The bed was hard as a wooden plank. The hallways echoed badly, so every sound from guests and maids reverberated in the room. The walls were so thin that when my neighbors got back in the late afternoon, I not only heard them talking, I heard the entire conversation, word for word, that they had. (Be careful what you say or do in this hotel if you care anything about privacy.) Between the interior racket and the traffic horns in the street, I didn't get a wink of sleep. I did take a nice shower and dried off with the sad, thin towel provided. And when I went downstairs around 8:30, they ordered me a cab that took 15 minutes to arrive while I waited, pitifully seated on the front steps of the hotel. An entirely gross experience in this flop house that poses as a hotel. 55 euros isn't cheap enough.

  

• 42adam42

  17 octubre 2019
  SUPERIOR ROOM LOL

  My wife and I stayed hear last month before and after are trip accross the water to Albania. I booked it due to it's very handy location for the airport, it is pretty much 15 minutes walk, sadly this was about the only thing really going for it! The hotel is set back a street from the waterfront in a rather unattractive neighbourhood. The lady at reception was efficient enough but not the happiest receptionist on the planet by any means! The room I booked at 80 euro a night for a "Superior Room" was most depressing for the money: *Bad Lighting *Broken sink (would not drain) *Wafer thin mattress *Wafer thin pillows *Safe with no instructions on how to use *Balcony looking out on scrubland *Poor / No Wi-fi The other room's doors slam loudly when anyone comes back due to the marbled floors so it wasnt a very peaceful nights sleep too. Breakfast was buffet style with a reasonable choice of food typical of a continental breakfast, although the orange "juice" was squash two mornings, and the coffee was pretty dire. Overall I would only return if the room was half the price and it was an emergency stay, DEFINITELY DONT BOOK A WEEK HERE!! *