Terezas Hotel

“A little disappointed”

We have just returned from Terezas 2 Hotel in Sidari, Corfu. Overall the hotel and accommodations were good, the staff were very nice and friendly and always happy to help. There were just a few little niggles that let them down. The room itself although nice to look at was in fact quite damp. … more

We have just returned from Terezas 2 Hotel in Sidari, Corfu. Overall the hotel and accommodations were good, the staff were very nice and friendly and always happy to help. There were just a few little niggles that let them down. The room itself although nice to look at was in fact quite damp. If we were in the room we constantly had to have the bathroom fan and/or the AC running to try to alleviate some of this. Consequently, your clothes always felt damp when you put them on. We had been made aware that some of the other rooms close to ours had rising damp issues and they had been given a dehumidifier for their room. Apparently their cleaner had to wipe down the walls each day to remove the black mould. Although the room was advertised as a swim up room (515) unfortunately the pool was very cold because it was in the shade practically all day that no one really used it. I ventured in one day and that was more than enough for me. Our sun loungers did not get the sun all day and there were not enough loungers on the other side of the pool, in the sun, for everyone to use. This was a real shame as it was certainly warm enough to be sitting outside even in October. Every mealtime was a buffet and whilst this is great, what was not so great was the fact the food that should have been hot was lukewarm all of the time. It did not matter what time you turned up for breakfast or evening meal it was still the same. That was a shame too as there was some lovely food over our two week stay. Overall I would have maybe come back to the hotel again but I would not pay extra to stay in a swim up room. Unfortunately Corfu let itself down by the debacles of our return flight. The airport could not cope with the alleged higher than normal visitor numbers and it was absolute carnage. All the inbound and outbound flights on Friday 25th October were affected by this. We arrived at the airport at 1100 for a 1400 departure we eventually got out at around 1540 having spent more than two hours queuing to get through passport control. The day was literally saved by a woman from the Bristol flight who ended up doing crowd control for the passport control queue by making announcements to try and get the queue moving through and flights taking off. This was something that Corfu airport staff should have been more than capable of doing and because of this I would seriously consider not returning to Corfu as there is no guarantee that this will improve when the EES system finally starts.

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“Enjoyable Stay”

Stayed here 10th to 17th October. It was our first holiday to Corfu so didn't know what to expect but thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room and all communal areas are spotlessly clean. The room had a small fridge, kettle and mugs, iron and board, hairdryer and shower gel and was cleaned every day. … more

Stayed here 10th to 17th October. It was our first holiday to Corfu so didn't know what to expect but thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room and all communal areas are spotlessly clean. The room had a small fridge, kettle and mugs, iron and board, hairdryer and shower gel and was cleaned every day. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The drinks are reasonably priced. The hotel is approximately a 10 minute walk to the main strip but there are a few others bars on the way.

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“Think some improvement in order to be worthy of a four star”

When we first arrived room was spotless during are stay cleaned to a average standard food was pretty poor breakfast ok but had to warm all food in microwave evening meal was really poor luke warm and most of it looked horrible ate out most evenings really don't think it's worth a four star