Nasos Hotel and Resort

Context: Early 30s British solo traveller - now this is a bit of an unusual one, as we were placed here by TUI for one night after our return flight to the UK got cancelled, so we did not end up staying longer than 12hrs!

Staff were extremely helpful given the situation (and given TUI were messing them around regarding payment), went out of their way to help us and make us feel welcome. Can't comment on location but did note some nearby shops and tavernas on the way in. One thing I will highlight is the pool - nice and deep, which at 6ft 4 I very much appreciated.

I had a twin room on the ground floor, it was perfectly adequate, comfortable bed, had enough amenities for me, excellent AC, and a nice bathroom with rainfall shower. A bottle of water in the fridge would have been nice, although I did welcome the fact that some toiletries were provided.

Due to the timing of our transfer the next day we only experienced dinner - it was nothing outstanding, but perfectly acceptable and aligned with what I would expect. Minor disappointment on the bar for me as this was one of the few places I encountered during my time in Corfu that served Strongbow instead of Milokleftis - would have been nice to have this as an option, although plenty of other drinks options were available too.

I did encounter some unwanted noise from nearby venues, namely fireworks and cheering - I can't say if this is an isolated event or not as we only stayed the one night! I was in one of the separate blocks away from the main hotel which may have made a difference. Would be nice to see a little more lighting near paths in this area too, it was a little dicey walking unfamiliar dark paths with steps at 5am on the way to the transfer bus!

Ultimately it seemed to me to be a perfectly acceptable place to stay, and it did take some of the sting out of our cancelled flight and eventual 22hr delay!

So we stayed here in July 2026. It was booked through Jet2. I’m going to try and be as constructive and as fair as possible about this hotel as there were a few issues, but I’d definitely come back and stay, so that’s all good. Firstly Jet2 let us down a bit with this one as my wife and I ended up with a twin room despite requesting a double. Staff did argue the point that a twin was booked, and did eventually offer us another room but it was away from our two kids room, so decided to suck it up. The rooms are pretty basic, so be warned! There are NO towels (so bring your own). There is no kettle in the room. The room although small was OK. There is a tiny fridge, which was functional. The view was acceptable but we were ground floor. The shower was pretty decent but bring your own wash gel as you are only provided with 2 tiny soap bars. I really would have loved a kettle, but that’s just me. No water is provided on arrival which I feel is quite disappointing, but not the end of the world as there is an awesome supermarket just a minute or so walk away and has everything you could possibly need. The hotel has a lovely pool which has a bar next to it and there are plenty of sun-beds for the hotel size. There is a pool table (€2) in the bar area. There is a table tennis table (uneven) on the grass next to the pool but you have to pay €3 to use. Take your own bats and a ball and you may avoid the cost, but it’s not expensive so don’t panic. The food in the restaurant is in my opinion decidedly average and if you are vegan, then it’s not going to really be that great for you. Staff said speak to the chef, but who wants to keep doing that each time you eat. I’m not vegan but my wife is and I did ok. Breakfasts were definitely better than the evening meal options, but it’ll keep you fed. The real kicker for me was that you did not get water provided in the evening and you could not take your own drinks (alcohol) in with you. All other half boards I’ve been to provide alcoholic and soft drinks with your evening meal, but I’ll not dwell on that. That is clearly the hotel policy. It’s set back from the beach which is a few minutes walk away and there are loads of restaurants along the sea front. It’s a nice quiet hotel and the size makes it feel super relaxed. The main road is far enough away to not cause any issues and there is a regular and cheap bus service to Corfu town of which the old town is fabulous. Take a mug with you and some tea bags/coffee and your own vegan milk if needs be to use at breakfast. All in all I’d say I liked it and I would stay here again, but I’d pack towels, a mug, tea bags and coffee. All in all, quite pleasant and relaxing and id stay here again. The hotel reception did say to email them directly about the bed options as you cannot rely on your holiday provider when it comes to twin/double rooms. I’ll sum this all up by saying I had a lovely time and Corfu was lush.