Louis Apostolata Island Resort

"I've already written my main hols review,but I came back to Skala on my own again.I stayed in the village but couldn't resist a day here,spoke to a few of the staff I'd met previously and they were delighted to see me so soon after last visit.I was allowed the whole day by the pool and ate atvthe pool restaurant..what a brilliant day.I also took a boat ride which took me past the hotel and it looked fabulous from the sea...I love the place and the staff!🇬🇷🇬🇧"

"Stayed here the last week in September and first week of October 2025 , didn’t have a great start to our holiday due to a massive storm and had to land in Corfu for 4 hours to refuel and shelter from the storm, eventually getting to our hotel 6 hours late , suffered rain every day of our stay but did manage to get a few days sunshine, the hotel is set in a fantastic location with amazing views, there are a lot of steps to contend with to get to the pool and restaurants but at least it keeps you fit , you can always call reception for the golf buggies to run you around, the town of Skala is about a 50 minute walk from the hotel but the hotel does run a free shuttle bus if the walk is to far, the Sea Pearl restaurant has a buffet style with a different theme most nights, plenty of variety, breakfast and lunch is also very good, look out for George and Vangilis , very polite and friendly, the main reception bar is very good, Dimitra, Nikos and Periklis are brilliant on a night time, also look out for Lenny and Peter the entertainment team , absolute legends , Penelope and the female life guard around the pool bar are great , can’t recommend this hotel enough, very relaxing atmosphere, will definitely be returning but in a warmer month."

"Our room was great (322) and had a huge balcony where we could enjoy the outstanding views. The bed was comfy, there was a choice of a soft and hard pillow. The bathroom is basic with a shower over a very narrow bath with poor pressure and a hand held shower by the toilet with good pressure. Housekeeping was good. The spa was great and reasonably priced. The pool is huge, there were plenty of sunbeds, although they are a bit tired and uncomfortable. The bus to Skala works well, it is simple to take the bus in the morning and either return by bus later or take a taxi for 8 euros. We hired a car for 2 days and explored much of the Island, enjoying the mountain roads with breathtaking views. We booked direct with the hotel and were fully aware that it is a 4 star property. There are 5 stars shown on the sign at the hotel entrance and I think that this is confusing. The food lets down the hotel. Breakfast is ok if you avoid the hot good. The fruit is mainly from tins. There is no fresh juice, just squashes from a machine. The staff serve coffee at the table from a pot but it can take some time to get served. The food in the evening is a mix, the salads are good. The hot food is poor and warmish rather than hot. It is difficult to find a staff member willing to take a drink order. The A La Carte resturant is not worth bothering with. I would recommend booking breakfast only and eat in Skala in the evening. We booked half-board and ate out 4 nights, with 2 tries in the buffet restaurant and 1 in the A La Carte."