The Apostolata Island Resort & Spa is a four-star resort located in Skala. It has 166 rooms with sea views and a garden terrace.
Families can enjoy family rooms, a children's pool and a playground. You can also make use of the spa and wellness area.
Elios Proni, Skala, 28086, Skala, Greece
The nearest international airport is Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, about 183 km away.
Yes, Apostolata Island Resort & Spa has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Apostolata Island Resort & Spa has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Apostolata Island Resort & Spa is a 4-star property.
Very good
711 reviews via Google
Our family had the best Vacation at Apostolata. The staff was amazing. Everyone was so helpful and friendly. We especially enjoyed ourselves at the pool area. The young Lefeguard Niki was AMAZING. She was not only friendly but very helpful to the elderly and to the young. It’s obvious that she enjoys her work. She so helpful to everyone. I especially enjoyed her aerobics class every morning. It was truly fun and brought a lot of joy to all. We definitely want to return here next year and inthe future years. Wishing Everyone the best. With kind regards, Tula Demas Pappas Δήμητρα Παπαϊωάννου Σπύρος Παπαϊωάννου
One of the best experiences we had as a family. First time in an all inclusive resort. This place didn’t disappoint. Super friendly staff. Amazing views and food. The pool is amazing and so is the rocky beach underneath the hotel. We also played tennis at the beautiful courts that the hotel has.
A wonderful resort in a beautiful location. Sea view rooms plentiful and recommended. A massive pool but also some access to the sea for swimming. Note though, as most islands there are hills and steps to climb within the resort. Great staff, in particular Christos who was always available with his electric buggy to carry us up the hill from the pool or to our room. Niki at the pool was always attentive to help guests with any questions. This was our first trip to Kefalonia, we toured the island with a car hired via the hotel, we will definitely return and to the island and this resort.
Great hotel for a vacation. Food - great, everyday some new theme. Maybe breafasts were getting tedious after few days but other than that everything was really tasty. Rooms are nice, big and tidy. All of them with a great view. Staff was really friendly and helpful. There is no beach anywhere nearby, but there is a staircase which goes directly into the sea (great place to relax and swim). The hotel is in the middle of nowhere so don't expect any clubs or markets just outside the gates. The closest town is 4-5 km down the road.
Excellent hotel. Maybe the best choice in Kefalonia especially for families. The food was extremely good. The hotel staff very polite and helpful. Really nice view with a huge swimming pool. We found truly great accommodation. Highly recommended!!!
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