Coralli Apartments

Great location, but the rooms are unsuitable for anyone infirm as they are up a steep incline. The room was not cleaned during our week there but the towels were changed. The barman would not serve a cocktail before 3 pm"

Our room was the ones across the road which were really modern and new. The only negatives were the shared balcony terrace without shade and the fact that it faced a road and a restaurant, however it does have a Seaview as well. The food at the Coralli was good and quite reasonable compared to some places. The pool was nice but could get crowded at times for the size of the place but we also went peak travel time so understand that as a risk. You have to pay tourist tax and pay for air-conditioning so it cost us €280 as soon as we arrived for our 2 rooms and we had to pay in cash but we were expecting this thanks to other reviewers so we were prepared and could not have slept without the air conditioning."

We absolutely loved our stay at Coralli! From the moment we arrived, the service was impeccable — the staff genuinely couldn’t do enough for us and went above and beyond to make our trip so enjoyable. They honestly made the whole experience! ❤️ The hotel itself is beautiful, with such a lovely overall aesthetic and gorgeous decorations throughout. The facilities are amazing. There’s a supermarket on site, which was so handy and had pretty much anything you could need during your stay. There is a bus stop outside the hotel too. The pool area was lovely, with a pool table the beach being right on site was a huge bonus. There are sunbeds on the beach and the staff will even come and serve you drinks while you relax …absolute bliss! 🌊☀️ The food and drinks were amazing. The on-site restaurant was beautiful, with the cutest little huts around the pool, and everything we had was delicious. There was also a really nice selection at breakfast, with plenty of choice. We found the prices to be really reasonable too. There are plenty of resteraunts nearby too, about a 10 minute walk into Pefkos :)) The rooms had amazing air conditioning, which was very much appreciated in the Greek heat! 😂 The hotel also provided anything we needed, from towels and water to help with anything we asked. One of my favourite touches was the bag storage for when we were waiting for our flight. We were able to leave our luggage safely and there was even a shower available, meaning we could have one last dip in the sea and freshen up before heading to the airport — such a thoughtful service! Honestly, Coralli was amazing from start to finish. The location, facilities, food, beach, pool and especially the staff made it such a lovely stay. We would absolutely come back and would happily recommend it to anyone looking for a beautiful, relaxed and friendly place to stay. 💙🇬🇷"

Location excellent hotel excellent staff excellent owners excellent, food excellent, what can o say, yes everything excellent, can’t wait to go back"

From both Trip Advisor reviews and social media pages dedicated to these apartments I was expecting to be wowed by the place and it’s fair to say I wasn’t. Let me try and give a balanced review.. We were self catering but did eat Breakfast at the hotel a few times and also ate a couple of times in the evening and had snacks, cocktails etc throughout our stay. Food was always excellent and prices were in line with the rest of resort. We had two superior apartments over the road (EasyJet). The hill is steep and not paved. Not suitable for anyone with mobility issues. The apartments had been recently refurbished and as Greek accommodation goes these were very good. Bathroom could have done with some extra storage within shower area and there’s no space for toothbrush holder at the sink. Some downlighting would have been helpful in the bedrooms but this was a minor point. Crockery was limited as was cutlery. I had read on social media to take own bowls for cereal as there were only plates so I did that and that worked out fine. I would recommend taking a tea towel, washing up liquid, a dishcloth and some anti bac wipes so you don’t have to buy these when at the resort. There is no internet in the apartments across the road. Beware of this if you have teenage children or if you cannot live without WiFi. Make sure before you leave the U.K. that your data charges will not be excessive. Air con in August is a non negotiable and this will set you back €84 per week. We couldn’t have managed without this. The cleaners came every day and floors were swept and mopped and towels and bed linen changed frequently. Bleach was put down toilet sporadically but at no point was the sink in bathroom or kitchen or any surface area wiped down- I had to do this myself. As with any hotel/ apartments in peak summer season a lot of your experience depends on who else is there at the same time. We came for two weeks. The first week was really peaceful and we never struggled to get beds. The second week was a different story. If you weren’t down by 930 there were no beds and key point here is that people were reserving beds and then not making an appearance until lunchtime. Not the hotels fault but absolutely nothing was done to police this. There was also a lilo invasion in week two whereby at some points it was a struggle to even enter the pool without being hit by a plastic inflatable or someone playing waterpolo in the shallow end. Sun beds round the pool were basic but fine. The pool toilets were ok some days, seemed to flood other days and the courtesy shower down there is like a sauna so if you have a late flight and can’t extend your room then this would not be a comfortable experience. There are a number of Asian staff working here who work their socks off whilst the Greek family owners seem to sit around smoking and looking moody. I have never felt such a sense of indifference at any Greek place I have visited. The staff were just not engaging at all apart from the matriarch of the family who is there most mornings but the difference when she is there and when she isn’t is palpable. Bring beach shoes for the beach. Very pebbly and sea itself has lots of rocks. Bring or buy a snorkel. The snorkelling is very good for Greece. There’s quite a bit of coral only meters out and this is worth exploring. Sun beds on the beach are 20euros which is excessive when you are staying at the hotel and buying food and drink there. I’ve only experienced prices like that in Mykonos / Santorini. The beach does not warrant these prices - lots of litter about, the cabanas need a lick of paint and the walkway down to it is poorly maintained. In summary - It’s fine - but for me there are far more wonderful places in Greece to visit. It’s a one and done for me."