Service and facilities were nice. However the beach was all rocks and there was always limited place to sit. To add, corfu town was far and there was no transfers that weren’t between 9-2pm (the hottest time to visit the town) and all the amenities were fully booked for the 4 days I was there. I felt like a prisoner in the hotel. Leaving the hotel to the town and coming back costed 140 euros (that’s insane)

Resort was in a beautiful location. Staff was friendly. We were the only Americans there to no surprise of our own. The food was Mediterranean and also catered to english and germans which was new to us but we enjoyed. Beach was beautiful. Wake up early to get a spot by the beach or pool. We got nice massages. Resort activities are loud at night which could be good or bad. Upon arrival we had 2 twin beds pushed together instead of a queen. We never complained about this to staff but it was kind of annoying. You can hear people in other rooms pushing their beds together before bed and in the morning. I would recommend this resort

We were encouraged to eat at the Italian and Mediterranean restaurants but wish we had stuck with the main restaurant. Food at Mediterranean not so good and made me feel unwell. When I rand reception for help it was not forth coming. I needed some rehydration sachets but their first aid kit was limited

We enjoyed our stay at Atlantica Nissaki Beach. The hotel was well maintained and modernised, especially since I had visited as a teen. The reception staff were always helpful. Our room was clean, with a great beach view. Some TV functions didn't work, like the hotel info page, which would have been useful on our first night. The pool area was well kept. It’s not large, but the nearby bar and snack booth made up for it. Sunbeds went quickly, so we had to get there early and place towels, which isn’t ideal but necessary. The beach is beautiful, clean, and close to the pool, making it easy to grab drinks or snacks. The buffet meals were standard, with excellent lunch options. Dinner had themed nights that didn't vary much but were of good quality. We used a free pass for the on-site Italian restaurant, which was a lovely evening and far better than the buffet. The only real downside to the hotel is its location. It is lovely and peaceful, but you might find it hard to leave if you want to. In summer, it’s a steep walk up the mountain, and buses are infrequent. Taxis are also difficult to book due to its remote location, unless you reserve well in advance. There is a shuttle bus into Corfu Old Town daily; however, this runs only from 9:30 am to 2 pm, so if you want an evening trip, you're out of luck.

A four star hotel that struggled to achieve a three star rating. Many facility issues paired with a pungent smell particularly in the evenings.The room types did not meet our expectations or the advertised levels. The front desk staff left a lot to be desired and should be retrained in customer service.The main dining venue was ok for breakfast and lunch but in our opinion was like going to a cafeteria for dinner.The food targeted British and German travellers and did not feature enough local Greek food.On a positive note the Deputy GM Loannis Zaikos did his best to improve our stay and should be commended for his hard work and efforts. Two other staff members Daniela a server and Answar with guest relations were wonderful. The beach was our saving grace.