Top 3 hostels I've ever stayed in. Clean, spacious, reception open 24/7 and staff are nice, great bathrooms and showers, great lockers, they give you towels, good areas for lounging, right by a bus stop and you can even walk to the city centre if you like, it's not that far.

Can't really think of much to say apart from the fact that they were out of coffee (not something I expect from a hostel but when I saw the can I got excited for a second).

The dormitory and bathroom were clean. Big room with a lot of space. The lady at the reception was really kind and helpful. The hostel is nearby the bus stop and supermarket.

Sadly the hostel wasn't nearby a nice beach. Also the hostel didn't had a nice atmosphere, there could be more accessory to make it like a nice place

Really well organised hostel. We got our own lockers and door key which was big enough to fit all stuff in. Bathroom and showers were great. Communal area and kitchen is large.

Location was anything special. Nothing in the area other than a few shops along a main road. Easy bus ride into centre though so can't complain too much

The facility was exceptionally clean. The staff were caring and friendly as well as professional. The facility had a kitchen facility, clean showers and a very nice outdoor seating area which was both comfortable and well as pleasing to the eye. Bed was comfortable and the other residents were clean, polite and very civilized.

One of the residents decided one evening to cook something so revolting and stinky that it offended the entire facility. The staff did not stop her. I had to say something as the smell was getting literally into the bedding. There should be guidelines on what is acceptable to cook in the facility. Snacks, reheated small take-aways or microwave meals are ok. Full blown culinary dinners where one person takes up the entire kitchen with cut vegetables, meat, wrappers and multiple pots and pans is a foul.

The hotel has a convenient location near the bus stop. It's very easy to reach the city center by bus 7. It takes only 13 min. Outside, there is a launch area with big tables. There are many little kittens running around. Also the kitchen is equipped with all the necessary things for cooking.

First of all, the hostel is a little overpriced. The bathrooms in female dormitories are old and smelly. After taking a shower, there is so much water on the floor every time. The cleaner never puts the paper and soap until she is asked for. There is no soap in the toilet rooms.

This is my second time staying here, so I knew where I was going. On the plus side, the hostel has gender-separated dorms with their own bathrooms and toilets (there are shampoos and soap left by previous guests in the showers). A shared kitchen with a corner with stuff and food left by other travelers for the hostel guests. In an air-conditioned dorm, there is a large locker for your stuff with a gift (a 0.5-liter bottle of water), a reading lamp, and a socket right next to the bed. You got two towels. 24/7 reception, so no problem with late check-in or early check-out. Possibility to print board passes for free. In the kitchen (it's really large), there are two fridges (the hostel has stickers that we use to mark our food and drinks with our name and check-out date), a kettle, a microwave, and a drip coffee maker. Just nearby (5 min walk), on the opposite side of the street, there is the Sunset Hotel Corfu, where you can go for breakfast (from 07:30; €10/person). There is a Lidl and a Masoutis supermarket nearby. Those who want to go to Paleokastritsa do not have to go to Corfu Town, as the route passes right by the hostel.

Lots of guests, so the kitchen is often a bit dirty. There aren't enough plates and cups available. Location: to the city either by city bus no. 4 and 7 (from the city, only no. 7) or on foot - 4 km to the Corfu town's center. The nearby beach is not suitable for swimming or sunbathing, so you should go somewhere else (obviously, it's not the hostel's fault).

Lovely staff who were happy to help with any questions. Comfy beds and good sized locker. Kitchen is well equipped and nice area to relax. Always clean and tidy

The location is about 20mins out of Corfu town, which is not bad, however if you do not have a car or score the bus service is quite infrequent and unreliable. Buses sometimes drive past the stop and do not pick you up, not an issue with the hostel but important to know. The aircon also broke one night and there was only one fan for the whole dormitory, so one end of the room was terribly hot

Facilities are designed perfectly to offer a bit more privacy 👌

Breakfast, snoring guest from another room was moved in room where I was. Noone in that room could get some.sleep that night, so I moved to hotel. If someone has a snoring problem, hostel is not for them, and maybe hostel personnel should tell them this instead moving them to another room where other people are also trying to sleep.

The place looks new, is very spacious, the share female room is very big and you have a pretty big locker to have all your belongings. Besides there is a place to leave your towels and also outside to put your washes clothes. The toilet is also big, although i missed some bench or place to put the towels, the clothes and even the skin care stuff (there was very little place available). Georgia is great! She was super helpful, with indications of coffee place, excursions, etc.

It's not in Corfu town as it might looks. It's at 15 minutes BY BUS; and the bus passes each 20/30 minutes, or whenever it wants. So if you are not travelling with Motorbike or Car; I would avoid it.

Great value for money, the staff is very nice and helpful. Rooms are clean with comfortable beds. Since it's a bit outside the city center, you have great views of the night sky.

The location is too far outside from anywhere. There isn't really anything around, not even a nice beach to relax. If you don't have a car, the commute to the city center and the best beaches could get really difficult.