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Kaloudis Village Apartments
in
Arilas
,
Corfu
- 3T Favourites until Nov 13
- Small & Friendly from May 14
- On the beach
- Large swimming pool
- Low-rise buildings
Set by the beach, with bars and restaurants close by, the Kaloudis Village Apartments certainly deliver when it comes to location.
This place draws plenty of return visitors, and it’s easy to see why. For starters, it’s family-run, and you get a really warm welcome from the owners. Plus, it’s a real winner in the location stakes, with a prime spot right by sandy Arilas Beach.
Inside the apartments, classic Greek décor is the name of the game. Think whitewashed walls, sea-blue soft-furnishings and simple wooden furniture. There’s air-conditioning to keep things cool, and kitchenettes for rustling up simple meals. Plus, all rooms come with a balcony or terrace, so you can dine outside whenever you fancy.
Elsewhere, meals and snacks are served up in the pool bar. All wooden beams and panels, it has a really traditional feel. And the food is just as rustic, with home-cooked Greek fare on the menu. The hotel lays on a weekly barbecue, too, and there’s a shop on-site, so you can stock up on self-catering essentials.
In terms of what else to do here, things are pretty low-key. Days tend to be played out by the pool, a good-sized rectangular number. At night, meanwhile, you’ve got a handful of bars and tavernas to choose from, and they take less than ten minutes to walk to.
Inside the apartments, classic Greek décor is the name of the game. Think whitewashed walls, sea-blue soft-furnishings and simple wooden furniture. There’s air-conditioning to keep things cool, and kitchenettes for rustling up simple meals. Plus, all rooms come with a balcony or terrace, so you can dine outside whenever you fancy.
Elsewhere, meals and snacks are served up in the pool bar. All wooden beams and panels, it has a really traditional feel. And the food is just as rustic, with home-cooked Greek fare on the menu. The hotel lays on a weekly barbecue, too, and there’s a shop on-site, so you can stock up on self-catering essentials.
In terms of what else to do here, things are pretty low-key. Days tend to be played out by the pool, a good-sized rectangular number. At night, meanwhile, you’ve got a handful of bars and tavernas to choose from, and they take less than ten minutes to walk to.
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Apartment features
Back to topMeals
- Variety of meals and snacks available at the pool bar restaurant
Swimming pool
- Swimming pool
- Pool bar
- Sun terrace
- Gardens
- Sunbeds
Entertainment
- Weekly barbecue depending on numbers
- Entertainment depending on numbers
- Satellite TV in bar with English channels
Activities
- Pool table
- Dart board
For Families
- Children's pool section
- Cots & highchairs
Facilities
- Mini-market 08.00-22.00
- Internet access in pool bar
- Wi-Fi - only in bar area
Extra Charges
Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide
Other Information
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Only from Thomson
In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group.
24/7 Service in Resort
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Our rating
3
Official Rating
C Class
No. of lifts
None
No. of apartments
37
Apartment facilities
Back to topApartment facilities
- All studios and apartments have kitchenette with electric rings, satellite TV, shower room and balcony or terrace
- Air-conditioning is available with a charge
- Studios have twin beds in the lounge
- 2 bedroom apartments have 2 twin bedrooms
- 3 bedroom apartments have 3 twin bedrooms
- Maid service is 6 times a week; towels and linen are changed twice a week.
Location
Back to top- 50m from the beach
- Close to the shops and tavernas of Arilas
Transfers
2 hours
Your guide to Arilas, Corfu
“Simple village life, charming tavernas and a shimmering sandy beach – what more could you want?”
Peaceful Arilas is one of those parts of Corfu that seems light years away from the holiday hotspots. Sat on the north-west coast amid rolling farmland, it’s reached along a road that winds gently through lush green fields – giving a foretaste of the tranquil village to come.
Apart from a few simple tavernas, mini-markets and shops, everything about the place says ‘quiet family holiday and sunbathers’ territory’. First off is its gorgeous, sandy beach – a ribbon of pillow-soft sand dotted by shingle - stretching down to shallow waters perfect for youngsters. Sandy, grass-topped cliffs and a series of rocky headlands offer a sense of seclusion, so if you’re planning on one of those reclusive kinds of beach holiday, you’ll be in your element.
Back in the resort, evenings revolve around the traditional tavernas lined up along the single road. Pull up a chair and chat over the day’s non-events as you tuck into a plate of oven-baked freshly caught red snapper. And afterwards, get into the swing of things at one of the low-key bars, serenaded by the soft lilt of bouzoukis.
When you need some variety, head into the old-time Corfu of the local villages hidden in the hills. Clamber onto a bus to bargain hunt in Corfu Town. Or strike out inland to Paleokastritsa’s picturebook Byzantine monastery to wander around its decorative chapel and museum. While you’re there, stock up with the cute miniature bottles of olive oil produced by the monks and sold in the shop – they’re perfect gifts for the folks back home.
Apart from a few simple tavernas, mini-markets and shops, everything about the place says ‘quiet family holiday and sunbathers’ territory’. First off is its gorgeous, sandy beach – a ribbon of pillow-soft sand dotted by shingle - stretching down to shallow waters perfect for youngsters. Sandy, grass-topped cliffs and a series of rocky headlands offer a sense of seclusion, so if you’re planning on one of those reclusive kinds of beach holiday, you’ll be in your element.
Back in the resort, evenings revolve around the traditional tavernas lined up along the single road. Pull up a chair and chat over the day’s non-events as you tuck into a plate of oven-baked freshly caught red snapper. And afterwards, get into the swing of things at one of the low-key bars, serenaded by the soft lilt of bouzoukis.
When you need some variety, head into the old-time Corfu of the local villages hidden in the hills. Clamber onto a bus to bargain hunt in Corfu Town. Or strike out inland to Paleokastritsa’s picturebook Byzantine monastery to wander around its decorative chapel and museum. While you’re there, stock up with the cute miniature bottles of olive oil produced by the monks and sold in the shop – they’re perfect gifts for the folks back home.
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Back to topSet by the beach, with bars and restaurants close by, the Kaloudis Village Apartments certainly deliver when it comes to location.
This place draws plenty of return visitors, and it’s easy to see why. For starters, it’s family-run, and you get a really warm welcome from the owners. Plus, it’s a real winner in the location stakes, with a prime spot right by sandy Arilas Beach.
Inside the apartments, classic Greek décor is the name of the game. Think whitewashed walls, sea-blue soft-furnishings and simple wooden furniture. There’s air-conditioning to keep things cool, and kitchenettes for rustling up simple meals. Plus, all rooms come with a balcony or terrace, so you can dine outside whenever you fancy.
Elsewhere, meals and snacks are served up in the pool bar. All wooden beams and panels, it has a really traditional feel. And the food is just as rustic, with home-cooked Greek fare on the menu. The hotel lays on a weekly barbecue, too, and there’s a shop on-site, so you can stock up on self-catering essentials.
In terms of what else to do here, things are pretty low-key. Days tend to be played out by the pool, a good-sized rectangular number. At night, meanwhile, you’ve got a handful of bars and tavernas to choose from, and they take less than ten minutes to walk to.
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