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Abbiamo soggiornato 7 giorni qui a Ipsos di mare, abbiamo prenotato con poco preavviso quindi quel che c’era abbiamo preso. Posizione ottima, nella strada principale di ipsos in fronte al mare, è comodo a tutto. La zona ristorazione è la parte esterna è molto bella e rinnovata ma le camere, non proprio come le foto viste sul sito di agenzia viaggi(tra l’altro votato come best seller) Camere arredate in modo vecchio, porte che avranno si e no 20 anni, doveva esserci il letto matrimoniale ma c’erano due letti singoli attaccati nel quale ci rimaneva il buco in mezzo. Altro problemino la porta di entrata nella camera, come si vede dalla foto, mancavano 4/5 cm per arrivare al pavimento quindi di notte si vedeva la luce del corridoio e qualsiasi persona che passava a piedi, apriva la camera ecc si sentiva, come averli lì con noi. Bagno un po’ piccolo con doccia e con tendina da tirare a mano, ogni volta che si fa la doccia si allaga tutto. Complimenti alle signore che gestivano le pulizie, molto cordiali e simpatiche, ogni giorno venivano e sistemavano la stanza e cambiavano asciugamani. Ragazze della reception e camerieri/e molto cordiali e disponibili Alloggio con mezza pensione a buffet vario con più scelte ogni giorno Organizzano anche escursioni per vedere altre isole e andare in Albania, molto organizzati. Diciamo che tutto sommato siamo stati bene, però bisognerebbe modernizzare un po’ le camera( magari siamo stati sfortunati e di è capitata la camera messa peggio)

I recently stayed at this hotel, Hotel Konstantinoupolis. I only stayed there for one night. I took a cab from the Corfu Airport to this location, it cost 22 Euros. I stayed here the night of August 21,2023. I arrived at the hotel .The hotel has an older feel, with nice thick red carpet. When you arrive, the floor you enter on is a bit small. When you look to the left, you will see the elevator there. I could fit two people, my large luggage, and two carry on suitcases into the elevator. You take the elevator up to the first floor to see the receptionist. The lady will give you the key and the wifi password and then you can take the elevator to your room. I was in Room 409. It was a big room with a balcnoy overlooking the main street. Yes there was an air conditioner unit I could control, yes the plug outlets are Italian style, yes there was a wardrobe with hangers and extra pillows. There were three beds in my room, I don’t know why, but oh well. I had a balcony which faced the main street. There was also a television and a minifridge. The bathroom was modern, with a toilet, sink, and stand-up shower. I don’t remember any takeaway toiletries, but there was a container for soap in the shower and by the sink for visitors to use. When you shower, water more than likely will go on the floor,so the floor becomes slippery. I think this can be fixed if they install another glass door in the shower. Room access is via a real key, not an electronic key. If you need a taxi, there is a taxi stand right across the street. Also, there are many restaurants all over the place, even right outside the hotel, so eating will not be a problem. After you check out, if you still need time to walk around the city, the hotel will provide a space where you can leave your bags. There is also a common bathroom area to the right of the reception check -in area. If you are a solo female traveler or you are traveling with a loved one, you will feel safe in this hotel. For breakfast, I ate at the Agora Restaurant, right outside the hotel, when you step outside the front door. Tsipouradiko is also a great place to eat( right behind the hotel, if you exit the hotel and turn right)