Primavera Hotel

We booked this hotel last minute , was a bit concerned by some of the reviews but we were pleasantly surprised Staff All were friendly and polite Cleanliness Rooms cleaned everyday and had clean linen and towels , pool area was also clean Breakfast What I would expect from a continental breakfast, if you wanted Full English, there’s a cafe a short walk away Bars / Restaurants 5/6 good restaurants and bars in Dassia , Le Casa being the best Big question would we go back , unfortunately not , nothing to do with Primavera, it’s Dassia itself , apart from the bars and restaurants mentioned, the rest of Dassia is like a shanty town , was told it gone downhill since 2 big All Inclusive hotels opened up taking tourists away from town , would of thought the locals would have a bit more pride in where they live

Lovely little hotel on 3 floors, (NB. I didn't see a lift that would service the top floor but not saying there isnt one). A ramp to the swimming pool gives access to the lower floor rooms. Staff were very friendly and helpful, had a problem with our room not locking properly on arrival but this was resolved within the hour and the receptionist we reported it to was very accomodating. Rooms are a little dated but were always spotless and cleaned daily so no complaints. NB: no English speaking channels on TV in rooms but this wasn't an issue for us and you are in Greece after all! Breakfast was of continental style and quite adequate, the butter portions tasted a little sour to me so not sure if these are refrigerated or were of a brand that was meant to taste like that but everything else was acceptable. Pool and surrounding areas were lovely and clean and the pool was cleaned daily by a robotic cleaner that was fascinating to watch. The outside bar is well stocked and do a decent selection of snacks and basic meals. I had a cracking burger on one occasion. In the evening the friendly bar staff renain on service while ever you're drinking. They have a weekly BBQ and Greek dancing show (additional charge) which you are encouraged to get involved in! and in summer months other live entertainment is provided. No sunbed wars here although several did have towels on them when we arrived after breakfast but we had no problem acquiring sunbeds but the reserving of such shouldn't be allowed and perhaps should be discouraged by the hotel as it could be an issue during busier summer periods. Dassia itself isn't a particularly pretty town but there are a smattering of little coves and beaches but some are private to larger hotels. A road next to the Primavera leads to St. Nicholas beach and church, (about a 15 minute walk), a small secluded beach that is worth a look but can get busy. There's parking there too. There are some lovely tavernas/restaurants in Dassia on the main road, we ate at several and they all served excellent food. Bus to Corfu Town is across the road from the Primevera and costs just €2.5, (cheaper if you purchase a ticket from a machine but theres only one in Dassia) it gets very busy so be prepared to stand, also, there seems to be no concept of queuing when getting on the bus. In the other direction and again almost outside the hotel, the bus goes to Ipsos (€2), a pretty little town with a long shingle beach with lots of sunbeds to hire, €15 for 2 beds, umbrella and usually includes water or soft drinks. Lovely places to eat and a friendly Irish bar called Dirty Nellie's and yes, it sells Guinness. I would recomend this hotel as it provides great value accommodation for guests. It is clean and staff are all friendly and welcoming, It was fairly quiet when we were there which we didnt mind during our visit, 26/09 to 03/10/24.

Request a rear room as very bad noise from main road and local Corfu Gym is the Room Tip Now Let's put this hotel into perspective and not beat around the bush.Unlike the other reviews who are way too kind,I'll tell it has it is. The actual hotel was at best very very average old and run down in area's especially the swimming pool which was full of green algea.The room's were cleaned to again an average standard and the lady's were banging around from 09.00 am until after 15.00 pm so no chance of an afternoon nap due to bad weather. Advice don't book here in Dassia in September weather was terrible ⛈️🌧🌨⛈️☔️. Dassia itself don't bother there's absolutely nothing there at all apart from an old run down cafe momma taks and a couple of restaurants full of cat's 🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛🐈😲 oh and a Petrol station 😆. The breakfast we'll non existant breakfast was a joke so mundane bread that was so sweet cold bean's and mini cocktail sausages and slices of egg 😋🤮. Plus points the No7 bus out of Dassia to ipsos or corfu town. I wouldn't return 🤔

I have recently stayed at the Primavera hotel with a friend. We had a lovely stay in the hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful giving information about the area and were always happy to assist if there was something we needed during our stay. The room was small, but fine with not the most comfortable beds, but after a night or two you get used to it and so it wasn’t a big issue for us. There was also not a great deal of storage for clothing, but we managed with the space there. The pool and bar area were great too. We enjoyed our stay here. Thank you.

We have just returned from a very nice week at this lovely family run hotel. OK, the room was very small and basic with the smallest shower cubicle I have ever seen. But, it was spotlessly clean and we had clean towels and sheets provided twice during our stay. The hotel grounds are immaculate and there are plenty of sunbeds and parasols around the pool area. The pool bar is comfortable and serves good food and drinks at reasonable prices. Breakfast is basic and the same every day, but there is enough to satisfy most people. The hotel is ideally located with bus stops right outside to get to Ipsos (for 2euros) one way and Corfu Town (for 2.5euros) the other. The local area is quite run down, chiefly due to the fact that two large all inclusive hotels have caused a number of local businesses to close. However, the restaurants that remain are all of a good standard and reasonably priced. We ate in four of them (La Casa, Akoys Farm, La Laguna, and Alexandros) and I would recommend them all. Overall, I would strongly recommend this hotel if you’re looking for a reasonably priced and relaxing holiday.

We stayed for the bank holiday weekend and had a lovely stay. Room was small and bathroom very small. However it did what we needed it to do for us and we was able to sleep and shower. We spent our time around the pool everyday and went out on the evening to ipsos on the bus. I’ve got home and cannot find my purse anywhere and the last time I feel I had it was at this hotel 🤦🏻‍♀️ it has both mine and my husbands driving license cards in it and bank card plus other store cards