It is not surprising that Corfu is one of the most developed islands in Greece taking into consideration its long history, rich culture and natural beauty. In fact, as Corfu was under the Venetian and the British rule from the 13th till the mid 19th century, it is not to wonder that the inhabitants have been used to a Westerner culture that allowed them to develop tourism earlier than the other Greek islands.

Tourism facilities on Corfu have developed a lot especially over the last decades. In every village and beach, visitors will find their ideal Corfu hotel to stay and spend their vacations in modernity and comfort.

Each Corfu hotel has something special to give visitors: one Corfu hotel will offer sea views, relaxing pools, spas and modern amenities, while another Corfu hotel may be situated on the slopes of Mount Pantokrator, the highest peak on the island, with view to lush green mountain slides, vast valleys and traditional villages. Actually, if you are interested in ecotourism, it will not be difficult to find a Corfu hotel or even some rooms to rent high in the mountains to enjoy the lovely nature of the island.

However, it is evident that most visitors prefer their Corfu hotel by the sea, to be close to beaches, nightlife, public transportation and sports facilities. Paleokastritsa, the most crowded resort on the island, is more probable to provide you with a nice Corfu hotel. There are also many other popular tourist resorts, such as Agios Gordis, Sidari, Agios Stefanos, Gouvia and Dassia, all ready to accommodate you nicely and comfortably.

Apart from the common facilities, the owner of every Corfu hotel wants to make sure that guests will be totally satisfied. That is why transportation from the airport or the port is frequently organized to get you tirelessly to your Corfu hotel, while some rooms might be equipped with special facilities, like wireless Internet connection. Moreover, almost every proper Corfu hotel today has made sure that all its facilities can be accessed and used by people with special needs. After all, the comfort of the guest is what matters?