Can’t fault the hotel in any way. We visited here late Aug as a honeymoon getaway, and it was exactly what we were after. In order to provide a full picture, here’s some detail: Food: The food is very good for an all-inclusive resort. It is a nice, relaxed canteen-esque set up with waiter service for food which you order from the in-house app, whereby you can add dietary requirements. You need to get your drinks from the bar. There are standard dishes like pasta and pizza and aside form the flavours, these don’t really change that much. There is a buffet station where you can add things like bread/rolls and salad. They offer accoutrements such as black/green olive tapenade, pickles, sun-dried tomatoes, and olive oil with different herbs ie Rosemary, sea salt. The desserts change daily and there’s usually 2 options, these are delicious. You are also offered a free visit to each of the in-house a la carte restaurants, both of which offer a separate menu for dinner which is included (the wine is not included here) and items from the priced menu if you choose to order from it, is 30% reduced). The quality of the food is excellent. Very fresh and lots of flavour. You can also order snacks at the pool bar during the day, the menu for which can be found on the app and the choices change daily. Their chips were really nice. Drinks: The quality of the drinks included is good, better than other all-inclusive resorts I’ve been to, and the choice is excellent. You can purchase premium drinks (cocktails, single malt whiskey, high end gin etc at a reduced cost of -40%). The choice available for the wine in the ala carte restaurants is very good and I believe there’s a 30% discount across the board (house wine is included in your all-inclusive package). Rooms/Cleanliness: This is what really gives it a good reputation, it was spotless. Your rooms are cleaned daily and all the areas in the hotel and clean and tidy, including the pool and pool area. The one thing I would point out is toiletries - whilst they do provide them, they are basic, so no conditioner. My hair needs daily conditioning so I had to buy some in town which I could have brought with me – not a complaint, just a good to know item. The beds are pushed together for a double so we requested a topper to make it an actual double (separate beds on a honeymoon wasn’t really ideal). This was done quickly and efficiently. The rooms are a good size but some people don’t like the frosted glass divider for the toilet, although this didn’t bother us. Pool Area: Sunbeds are always available but we took to going out early to keep our chosen spot but there were empty beds at 11am so you never really have to worry about this. Some of the beds are in the shade if you need a break from the sun. The pool can be busy in the afternoon but never unmanageable. And it’s a wonderful temperature. The bar is close enough but they don’t do table service. You go to the bar for snacks and drinks. There is a daily DJ who plays really good pool music and creates a really nice vibe, especially in the afternoon. The DJs change from day to day. Towels for the pool are provided but we brought extra for a bit of extra comfort. Entertainment: This is the only thing that could be improved. They have acts on every night but they’re a little dated/Butlins-ish, enjoyable nonetheless. The vibe in the bar is quite nice and most people are playing games and cards. Corfu Town access: There is a bus directly outside the hotel and costs €2.50 on the bus and €1.60 if you buy from the ticket office opposite the drop off point (for your return). It runs every half hour, is air-con’d and takes about 20 mins e/w. We would definitely look at other Cooks Club resorts as they tick pretty much all the boxes for a relaxing holiday and those they don’t tick, are easily fixed. We really enjoyed our stay and the staff are friendly and hard-working.