Effortless glamour, Ionian calm
Set on the tree-draped Kommeno Peninsula, Corfu Imperial A Grecotel Resort To Live at Kommeno feels like a secret you’re lucky to be in on. Days drift by to the rhythm of salt air and cicadas – toes in warm sand, boats gliding past, evenings unfolding under starlit skies. Luxury here is unshowy and deeply comfortable: the kind that invites you to slow down rather than show off.
Four petite beaches hug the peninsula’s edge, each with its own tucked-away charm, while views across the Ionian are boldly beautiful at every turn. It’s a place for soft adventure and effortless pleasure – where sunshine, sea, and stillness do most of the talking. Slip off the map for a while, surrender to the slow lane, and let Corfu work its quiet magic. You’ll leave lighter, calmer, and already plotting your return.
Please note: This hotel may not be suitable for those with reduced mobility. Wheelchair users might find it easier to be accompanied, as there are some parts of the hotel and surrounding area that may be difficult to access unaided. Additionally, there are no adapted rooms available. Certain facilities/activities (including tennis, volleyball, and basketball) are located at neighbouring hotel Grecotel Daphnila Bay.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
Hotel highlights
Wrapped in greenery and surrounded by an endless sweep of blue, this secluded peninsula is serenity made tangible. Four Blue Flag beaches nestle along the shoreline like hidden coves, each offering a slightly different perspective on the sea. Plant yourself in the sand and just watch the boats putter by – that’s a feeling we’d bottle and bring home if we could.
Settle into the sand and watch the boats putter past, the hours slipping away unnoticed. It feels remote in the most indulgent way, yet civilisation is reassuringly close. Corfu Town’s tavernas, boutiques and cobbled streets are easily reached by shuttle – close enough for a change of scene, far enough to make returning feel like coming home. It’s the kind of setting that stays with you long after the tan lines fade.
Meals here are less about formality and more about pleasure – taken slowly, savoured fully. Mornings begin at the sea-view buffet, where local ingredients shine, while evenings invite you to explore a collection of à la carte restaurants spanning French finesse, Italian classics, market-fresh seafood and a grown-ups-only Asian–Latin fusion experience.
The true standout, though, is Danilia Village. More than a restaurant, it’s a Corfiot hamlet where organic garden produce meets folklore, wine tastings, and old-world charm. Come hungry – for food, certainly, but also for atmosphere. Dining here feels immersive, generous, and entirely unforgettable.
For younger travellers, the days are filled with creativity, curiosity and just the right amount of freedom. The hotel-run kids’ club welcomes ages 4–12 with crafts, games and group adventures, while hands-on culinary workshops introduce Greek flavours through taste, play, and storytelling.
A highlight is nearby Danilia Village, where budding chefs don aprons and learn traditional recipes under the watchful eye of a Greek yiayia – grandma, in the most affectionate sense. Evenings bring open-air film night by the beach: swaying lanterns, popcorn in hand, waves providing the soundtrack. It’s the sort of nostalgia that sneaks up on you.
Inspired by Corfu’s ancient myths of river gods and water nymphs, the Elixir Spa is a sanctuary shaped around light, flow, and gentle ritual. Signature treatments draw on classical Greek healing traditions, with warm oils, rhythmic movements and restorative techniques designed to leave you deeply relaxed – and visibly glowing.
Make time for the spa circuit, too: an indoor pool, sauna and steam room that together form the most satisfying three-stop journey imaginable. And while the serene pool area is reserved for adults, younger guests aren’t forgotten. Thoughtfully designed children’s spa experiences allow little ones to feel equally indulged. It’s soul-soothing relaxation with a family-friendly twist – calm, considered, and quietly memorable.
Whether you’re in the mood for movement or meandering, this place has rhythm. Start the day with a Pilates class or wander quiet trails through leafy surrounds, guided nature walks revealing the peninsula’s softer details as you go. Eco-friendly activities – gardening tours and artisan workshops – let you experience Corfu’s character up close.
For culture-seekers, trips to the Durrells’ famed White House offer a glimpse into the island’s literary past. And as the sun dips, so does the pace. Tennis rackets are swapped for barefoot strolls by starlight, the sea murmuring alongside. No schedules, no must-dos – just letting the island gently shape the day, exactly as it should.
The four secluded beaches. Blissfully quiet, with views straight off a postcard.
The spa’s ancient-inspired signature treatments. Deeply relaxing, subtly transformative, pure bliss.
Grecotel’s own Danilia Village. Pure Corfiot charm, traditional Greek eats, and an absolute must.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 Asian and Latin-American fusion restaurant* serving refined flavours with a peninsula view that’s hard to beat (adults-only 12+)
- 1 relaxed, all-day dining spot serving laid-back lunches and afternoon teas
- 1 French fine dining restaurant serving sophisticated cuisine with the setting to match
- 1 seafood restaurant perched right on the water, for meals with a side of sea air
- 1 indulgent buffet restaurant serving bountiful spreads of Mediterranean cuisine
- 1 Italian trattoria and wine bar dishing up warming, familiar flavours in a garden setting
- 1 gelateria serving ice creams, crepes, and waffles on the promenade
- 6 bars dotted across the peninsula for everything from mid-morning coffees to after-dark cocktails
Additionally, you can treat yourself to a meal at one of the seven restaurants at neighbouring Grecotel resorts on the Kommeno Peninsula, or check out Danilia Village – a unique eatery that’s actually a replica of a traditional Corfiot village serving authentic Greek cuisine.
*Please note that all outlets are subject to seasonal opening. For visits between 02 April and 23 April, the Asian-Latin restaurant operates as a Mediterranean fine-dining restaurant serving breakfast and dinner. For the rest of the season, it’s open for dinner only.
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
- Kids club
- Indoor pool
- Entertainment programme
Family facilities
- Family pool
- Grecokids for ages 4-6yrs, offering water activities, arts and crafts, team games, themed events, baking experiences, environmental days, treasure hunts, and more
- Grecojuniors for ages 7-12yrs offering a mix of team challenges, organised sports, immersive nature activities, adventure games, and more
- Grecoteens programme for ages 13-17yrs offering tennis, mini golf, archery, soccer, and a variety of outdoor activities
- Family movie nights under the stars (June-September)
- Spa experiences tailored for children
- Grecobaby concept offering essential equipment to help make holidaying with your little ones easier – cots, bed rails, baby monitors, buggies, changing mats, and bottle sterilisers available on request (equipment is subject to availability and requests should be made directly to the hotel prior to arrival, charges may apply for some items)
- Babysitting service available (charges apply)
Sports & Health
- Pilates
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Turkish bath (hamam)
- Basketball
- Gym
- Massage
- Sauna
- Spa centre
- Table tennis
- Yoga
Good to know
During the quieter, cooler months (usually November-April), there will be a reduced range of facilities available, and some bars, restaurants, and outdoor facilities, such as pools or waterparks (where applicable), may be closed.