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KONTOKALI BAY & RESORT

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KONTOKALI BAY & RESORT

Corfu, Luxury Hotel

ABOUT HOTEL

Located in the green-covered Kontokali peninsula, the green-key awarded Kontokali Bay Resort & Spa features its own private beach and a sea-water pool. It features a floodlit tennis court, 4 restaurants and rooms with free WiFi.

The property features 261 rooms and suites, set amid beautiful gardens. Each offers a balcony or terrace with view of the garden or the Ionian Sea. In-room facilities include air conditioning, a satellite, flat-screen TV and a hairdryer. A handy smartphone for free international calls and free internet mobile data is offered to guests for free.

Dining options at Kontokali Bay include a beach-side restaurant, a beach tavern serving fish specialties and a buffet-style restaurant. The hotel also has a lobby/piano bar and a beach bar.

The well equipped spa center offers an indoor heated pool, hammam, hot tub, 2 saunas and a steam room. Massages, aromatherapy and anti-aging treatments are also available. Use of the spa facilities is free. A kids’ pool is also available.

LOCATION

Corfu, the Grand Lady of the Ionian, is characterized by a series of mythical images: Nausica, the daughter of King Alkinoos, the man who saved Odysseus when he was shipwrecked in the Country of Phaeacians, which many have identified as the island of Corfu; Sissi, the sad Empress of Austria and the Achilleion palace she built; the majestic Mon Repos, the 19thcentury summer residence built for the British High Commissioner and the Kaiser’s Observatory, from where Wilhelm II looked out upon the iridescent Ionian.

Equally majestic are the iconic city mansions, the Liston Arcade and Spianada Square – the largest in the Balkans. Venetians, English, French, Russians, Greeks all lived and flourished here, and left their mark on the island’s numerous sights and attractions. They composed a diverse culture that you will discover in every musical note of Corfu’s marching bands, in each glass of kumquat liqueur, in the labyrinthine alleyways of Campiello, in every love affair that sparks up in the Canal d’Amour. Corfu – or Kerkyra as it is known in Greek – will certainly seduce you.