Ariti Grand Hotel

Petit déjeuner simple mais correcte. Je trouve dommage que les gens réservent les transats depuis la nuit et ne viennent pas de la journée. On a jamais pu les utiliser sur nos 3 jours sur place. Il devrait y en avoir un peu plus ou du moins quelques poufs.

I really enjoyed our stay at this lovely hotel! It has a very nice pool that my kid enjoyed with kind staff and very good food options even for picky eaters 😊 The view is to die for and me and my husband had amazing cocktails at the bar prepared with love by Dimitris & Mihalis ❤️

Location is not too bad in the “Kanoni” area, close to the airport and with nice views but the hotel itself is in need of refurbishment. The staff do what they can but I’m afraid that the facilities and breakfast are 2.5 to 3 stars, not more. During our stay the entire hotel was taken over by various kids’ football clubs, with extreme, non-stop noise throughout the building until very late in the evening and large, very loud crowds occupying all communal areas most of the time. I am sorry to say that we were extremely happy to leave and we will never return to this place.

Thank you very much everyone, great hospitality, thanks everyone we will be back soon,. Thanks to the kitchen staff we had all we needed for us, even when we asked for things they went OUT of their way with no stess. The recepti staff also was very Kind ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Really really bad, worst hotel ever stayed in. Don't go, listen to reviews we didn't! 2star if lucky, dirty pool noisy dogs barking all day, overpriced bad alcohol, local cafes bad and overpriced. housekeeping only good thing, breakfast not to bad sun loungers dirty pool never cleaned all week

What i can say our holiday was ruined by this hotel. This should be advertised as a hostel for teenagers not a 4* hotel allowing the students to party and carry on until the early hours of the morning and the response i got to my complaint was "now look its their holiday too" is discusting. We were moved rooms which didnt help as we were put in a room right above the party. The rooms were basic no plug for the bath and the pool was empty when we arrived and when filled was told no we cant use it until the 1st of may even though it was 24 degrees outside. The only members of staff we found to be pleasant and welcoming were the cleaning staff, restaurant staff if you can call it a restaurant and one lady on reception with red hair i cant remember her name. We booked flights to return home 2 days early and a complaint has been made

Where to start. Day one we wake up and see the swimming pool is empty. This will be filled 4 days later but told we are a week early to use it as the season does not start until may 1st. There is a plunge pool cordoned off full of litter and dirty water. Our room while clean has a TV playing 5 local channels not the satellite TV advertised. The fridge might aswell be a heater. There is a kettle but no cups or complimentary tea or coffee. On to the main issue. Over a hundred kids on a school trip totally out of control and up until all hours acting like little gangsters with boom boxes blasting day and night and total disregard for anyone and everyone. We never managed a good night's sleep, in part due to the noise but the double" bed that was actually two single beds pushed together was rock hard and played its part. Cleaners and waiting on staff were absolutely fantastic but only one of the 5 receptionists actually seemed to care about being pleasent and we often felt looked down on by the other 4 who were at best unhelpful and quite rude. The area itself while beautiful in its surroundings is very very limited there are a couple of restaurants and that's about it. A bus ran every 20 minutes to corfu Town which was well priced at 1.2 euros but the town itself again while beautiful offered very little to do outside of drink coffee and eat and perhaps enjoy a beer or two but be warned 99% of the eateries provide no prices and seem to pull tourist prices out naturally. 5 euros was common for a small coffee. 5-6 euros for a 330ml beer and forget spirits. The cheapest single vodka I saw all the time I was there was 8 euros. Back to the hotel. We stayed bed and breakfast and while the continental breakfast was adequate along with the usual bacon and eggs it was literally the same thing every day. The cooked goods apart from the eggs very low grade and after 3 days we were sick of it. Photo included was about the only good thing about the area what you is the entire surrounding areas of the hotel barring 2 roads leading north through villages. Roads across the water had no paving and we deemed far too dangerous to walk.

Not really sure where I should start with this review in all honesty. Before anything else, I want to state that the staff who work there are great. Truly lovely people who will do everything they can to help you. I have coeliac disease, and the chef (Nicc - unsure of his name) was a star and really helped me out by preparing meals separately for me. Also, the barman (Dimitrii - again unsure) was a true gent and a shoulder to cry on at times! There were a number of issues, sadly the food selection on offer for guests was essentially the same every day. Same breakfast, same evening meals - the variation was minimal. The soft drinks were poor, the juices were not of the standard you would expect in a 4-star hotel. The rooms were very basic, clean but nothing special. There was a kettle in the room but no tea bags or coffee sachets. Another big issue for me were the fact that our double bed was in fact two single beds pushed together and not even a double duvet or sheet! We effectively slept in separate beds next to each other - not exactly intimate. Even the bath did not have a plug! I assumed this was an error, when I queried it I was told this was for economic reasons, so anyone staying here better like having a shower! Entertainment was non-existent. Beyond a few pool tables and to sit around and listen to the background music at the bar, there was nothing. The pool was out of service, the gym and spa you read about on their website was nowhere to be seen. And let's get to the real issue I had with our stay. To quote the Artiti Grand Hotel's own website "Providing an intimate, relaxing and enjoyable vacation experience with highlights its rich heritage, an enviable location and personalized services". Their idea of intimate and relaxing time was to ram every last room with teenagers (12-17) from schools across Greece. We did not get a single night of adequate sleep, the room adjacent to ours was blaring music until the small hours, shouting, banging doors, just the absolute opposite of having a relaxing time. We even moved rooms and it made very little difference. When we sat with the hotel manager to air our complaints, he essentially told us we came at the wrong time of the year. That was it. Perhaps he should include a footnote that his hotel is packed to the brim with screaming teens, smoking and drinking during the spring months. Absolutely pathetic, he offered no immediate apology either. As people who work hard and paid for a relaxing time, I honestly feel robbed by the Ariti Grand. Anyone who's managed to read this far and still thinks that the Artiti Grand is worth a look at, I say keep looking. Nothing about my stay would make me want to return.

Where to start… The only positive thing about staying in the Ariti Grand Hotel is reception team ,bar staf and kitchen staff. I am still not sure how this hotel can keep 4 ****... Double room is just two separate single beds pushed together. There is a bath in the room but there is no plug and we have been informed that we can't use the bath as it is not economical to use. So why on earth to have a bath at all in the room? Food is very basic and repetitive. Every single day is the same, no options. Even more poor for people having allergies (as there is nothing to choose from). Fizzy drinks are flat and alcohol choices are very limited even if you have an all inclusive package. The only entertainment is a pool table, but you need to pay for it also. No indoor pool or gym. Apparently, April month is dedicated to teenagers ( which wasn't announced). The hotel was having unmanaged teenagers and the Hotel manager could not control what was going on inside the premises. We complained that we were not happy with how this situation had been dealt with, so basically we got an answer that we had chosen the wrong time of the year to visit. Such a “splendid” management skills… To sum um everything the only thing that keeps this place sane is the nice staff. Management team needs to change the description of the hotel and go to some courses to improve their people skills. Corfu is wonderful to visit this time of the year, but think twice before you choose where to stay. Good luck.