Arameras Beach Resort

I visited when it wasn’t fully finished yet. The campsite was fairly empty, but I was pleasantly surprised. As soon as we arrived, we were well taken care of—they even drove us to our accommodation in a golf cart. The accommodation itself was nice, although there were some insects around. Otherwise, everything was great, including a smart TV and other amenities. The highlight was definitely the pool with a bar and a stunning view of Corfu. And the sunsets—absolutely breathtaking. The restaurant downstairs was nice. I’m not a big fan of fish, so the menu was a bit limited for me, but they managed to whip up pasta with tomato sauce and sausage from leftover breakfast ingredients. It was delicious, especially considering it was made on the spot. The other meals were also well-prepared, and the staff was incredibly friendly. The private beach was another great perk. We had it entirely to ourselves since we were the only guests at the time, but I’m sure it’s packed in the summer. The sand was perfect. Overall, it’s one of the best destinations I’ve visited, and I’ll definitely be coming back. I especially loved the wooden walkway—it added a unique charm to the place.

The right place to enjoy your holidays. The staff, the place, infinity pool and everything was amazing. Felt like home. ❤️ Everything you need in a place is something u dont experience often in albania. If your a pool fan, you can use it until the midnight and its magnificent view 🥹

To start with the positive- the pool and view from the pool area are lovely (apart from the wasps) it’s in the middle of nowhere… if that’s a positive for you! The staff are friendly. To the bad - and take into account we paid nearly €500 for 2 rooms per night. the ‘villas’ are glorified concrete bunkers / rooms with no view and a terrace with uncomfortable chairs. Ours smelt of cigarette smoke and the shower was broken. The bathrooms are tiny for this price point. The restaurant is overpriced for bad pizza and average salad - there are no menus so you have no idea what you’re being charged. And did I mention the wasps which drove us crazy when eating. And the music is SO loud you can’t have a conversation over lunch! The breakfast is very poor for this price point. There were never any beach towels available when we went to get them and ended up using our own. If you want the beach buggy to take you anywhere be prepared to wait a long time for it. Or drive yourself down the single track dirt track to the beach. The beach is a public beach and with sun loungers on top of each other - it’s very crowded. There are far better options in Albania - you don’t need to stay here unless you’ve got more money than sense!!

nice rooms, isolated and elegant place. breakfast can be improved, doesn't match with the price and the rest. the beach is nice, but can be cleaned a little more. Unfortunately it is open to the general public, with all the consequences you might expect

The villas hade a really nice charm and inside was basic but nice interior. The restaurant was could be a bit better with the quality. The beach was AMAZING with clear light blue water, a fun pier where you can jump and nice snorkeling depending on when you do it.

So,the Aramera Resort is a private property,which has a road that leads you to their beach,BUT before arriving at the beach,there is a bay which you can reach by foot and can stay with your own umbrella and towels. These imbeciles,which want only money,have put up a ‘DO NOT ENTER’ sign to the road,just to scare off the people so they can go and pay the sunbeds. We and a couple of tourists parked at the parking,and we were told to remove the car because we were not going to the beach,but to the bay!😅 Dear foreigners,I am an Albanjan girl writing this review and I am sorry to tell you that these hobos have nothing to do with tourism and it is a shame that still on 2O24 we have to deal with these animalistic behaviours,coming from a staff of a ‘luxury resorts’ Piss off.