Robolla Beach Aparthotel

We stayed for 9 nights in September, booking a package from the UK (£1600 including flights, luggage, and transfers, breakfast only). Unfortunately, our holiday started with a big disappointment. The first room we were given was far below 4-star standard very old and damaged furniture, a weak and outdated AC that drained into a bucket on the balcony, and even insects (worms in the bathroom and ants). Honestly, it felt more like a 2–3 star experience. On the 2nd day we went to reception and asked to be moved. Only on the 3rd day were we relocated to a deluxe room, which was much better clean, modern, and finally up to the level we had paid for. The location of the hotel is beautiful, right on the beach, and breakfast is decent. Staff did eventually solve the problem, but it should never take 2 days to fix such a major issue. For a 4-star property, standard rooms should not be in this condition at all. Advice to future guests book a deluxe room directly, because the standard ones are very disappointing.

I highly recommend this hotel. Every one there was friendly, cooperative and welcoming. Food was just a perfect delicious experience and the location is very charming. One of the most beautiful vacation destinations

Second year running my wife and I visited Robolla Beach Aparthotel. Some tidying up of the grounds had taken place (broken pavers etc.) but the room (#19) was in some areas a bit shabby, and in a couple of places dangerous, due to loose plug sockets on the walls. Staff generally nice enough, and there wasn't the messing about from staff in the breakfast hall like we witnessed in 2024's visit. Breakfast is comprehensive - very wide range on offer which is a plus if you're just doing B&B. We requested a double bed, but again we arrived to find two singles sandwiched together, so had to make a visit to reception to request a double-topper which didn't materialise until the following day....bear this in mind if booking as a couple. Ask for the safe key too on check-in, as this is an added extra of 2 euros per day. There was a fairly strong stench coming up through the bathroom drains which was pretty revolting in the 35-40º heat at times. The pool looks clean and tidy, but the beach parasols need some serious attention. Made of bamboo cane, many of the canopies are falling to pieces, so under a few shade is only partial. A lick of paint wouldn't go amiss either! Compared with the adjacent Roda Beach Hotel & Spa, it's not got much going on by way of organised activities/entertainment...guests have to make their own fun! We witnessed a rock acoustic guitarist playing to a handful of people one evening as we returned from Roda, whilst Alexandros Taverna next door was packed to the rafters for their Greek night. Robolla is really behind the curve by way of guest entertainment and activities, especially in the daytime and needs to work much harder in this area in my opinion. However, we always headed into Roda in the evenings, plus the sea and the water and the view across the way to Albania I'll never tire of, so mixed bag. *** BEWARE – the amount of flies and wasps (in particular) was off the scale this year ('25) as opposed to '24. Take plenty of repellent sprays...my wife has returned with over 100 (YES, 100!) sand fly bites all over her body. *** If you're going into Roda of an evening, it's worth taking a high intensity head torch or suchlike so you can walk back across the beach once dark. I won't say this is risk-free either in the pitch black with woods on one side and the sea on the other....USE YOUR JUDGEMENT AND COMMON SENSE HERE AND STAY SAFE! Get a cab if necessary.

This is a beautiful beach aparthotel in Roda. The Rooms are really spacious - we had the deluxe apartment. Hotel is very clean and staff very helpful & friendly. 1 Thing I loved was there was no shortage of sunbeds. You didn't have to worry about not getting one. Breakfast was lovely - they had a great variety for everyone. It was also great being right on the beach too. The only thing I wasn't keen on was when you ordered your drinks it is charged to your room and you cannot pay until the end of your stay. I even asked about paying at the end of the day/start of the day to keep better track of spending but this wasn't possible - however when we checked out and wanted something to drink we could pay at the bar at that moment. Do note the town is about 10mins along the beach which is lovely during the day but hard to walk at night and taxis seem scarce. The beach is not suitable for prams. I know not particularly the hotel's fault but maybe an option of getting in and out of town in the evening could be beneficial Overall this was a great 4 star hotel - ignore the bad reviews.

My Wife and I stayed at Robolla for 10 days at the beginning of May and found it to be very nice. The views surrounding the place are very beautiful and the whole place is very laid back. Just what we both needed. The food was very nice. I can be a fussy eater at times but I always found something every mealtime to satisfy me. The young waitress Anna and her boyfriend Nikos looked after us a lot and were delightful. The staff are so friendly and we met some lovely people over there. The rooms are cleaned every day except Sunday(fresh towels are bought in)and you can see that the staff work very hard. There is always cleaning going on. If you do suffer with mobility issues then some of the rooms can be quite hard to access because of a steep hill but there is a shuttle service where the guys will take you up to your room in a van to save your legs.The site is huge. The one tiny issue we had was that if you order anything at the bar you don't pay for it there and then,it is charged to your room and you pay your bill at the end of your stay so keep a track of what you spend roughly so as to avoid any shocks when you leave. I took a note pad to jot everything down at the end of each day. Overall we had a lovely stay and will definitely return one day. The staff are very friendly and will do their best to accommodate any issues you may have.The place is Beautiful and it was our first trip to Corfu. We will definitely be back one day soon hopefully.

Certainly not a place I would recommend to go to in October as the hotel shuts for the winter and the town winds down as well. Stunning views of Albania in the distance, but it's location and access to the seafront and town is dangerous, especially in the dark. The roads are terrible and their isn't a decent footpath that links the whole 5 mile bay. Hiring a car is a necessity,but I would recommend an automatic as the roads are terrible and very hilly and twisty! Sadly I got food poisoning during my stay, and when speaking to some locals, about being poorly, they automatically assumed I was staying at Robolla as it's renowned for food poisoning. The staff at breakfast were very rude and never said hello once. The waitress didn't smile or acknowledge my thanks, each time she cleared our table. Greek dancing was advertised on a banner when we arrived for the Sunday, but then didn't happen. We were advised then it was because the hotel was closing that week. There are midgies biting in October so you don't want to be outdoors in the evenings, but nothing happening in the hotel for guests and the decor is really bland and uninteresting. The reception is a lovely space and could be utilised so much more. We spent most of our time in our room, but only one music channel and two English speaking news channels were any good to watch. This stay has confirmed we won't be returning to Corfu and the Canaries is the place to be in October