Keri Village Hotel è un hotel a quattro stelle situato ad Agalas, in Grecia. Con solo 48 camere, offre un'atmosfera accogliente e intima, con vista sul mare e accesso a una terrazza con giardino.
Per coppie e famiglie
È una piacevole destinazione per coppie e famiglie che desiderano godere di una piscina, spa e jacuzzi. Intrattenimento serale, camere familiari e WiFi gratuito rendono il soggiorno rilassante.
Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International371 km · ±327 min
Posizione
Keri 291 00, Greece, Agalas, 29100, Agalas, Grecia
Domande frequenti
Qual è l’aeroporto più vicino a Keri Village Hotel?
L’aeroporto internazionale più vicino è Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias International, a circa 228 km.
Keri Village Hotel è adatto alle famiglie?
Sì, Keri Village Hotel dispone di servizi adatti alle famiglie con bambini.
Keri Village Hotel ha una spa o un centro benessere?
Sì, Keri Village Hotel offre spa e benessere per rilassarsi.
Quante stelle ha Keri Village Hotel?
Keri Village Hotel è una struttura a 4 stelle.
Cosa dicono gli ospiti
8.2
Molto buono
462 recensioni su Google
What a fantastic place to stay! This was the most relaxing holiday we've ever had.
Every member of staff was incredibly friendly and hardworking, right down to the gardener, who kindly offered to help my wife with her suitcase. The hotel rooms and grounds were kept absolutely spotless throughout our stay.
The food was delicious, the views were stunning, and the entertainment was excellent. The free shuttle bus to Keri Beach was a great bonus and made getting around very easy.
Thank you to everyone for making our holiday so special. We will definitely be returning!
Russell & Sharon Clarke
Perfect holiday for couples wanting a quiet time and in a place with stunning views.
The check in and out was perfect.
The rooms were clean and comfortable, had everything needed for a stay.
The staff were attentive and friendly, at all times.
The food was varied every meal time and was spoilt for choice as to what to eat, but being self service buffet you could have a bit of everything if you wanted.
Enough beds round the pool for everyone who wanted one.
There was a minibus service to and from the local beach daily, couldn’t ask for more.
We had a very pleasant stay.
We will definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to get away from it all.
We will definitely be back.
Nice and quiet place to relax. Very nice view of a large bay, with boats, and a couple of islands. Mountains around a few directions, very nice and peaceful. Also, being high up meant the were cool breezes. Staff were friendly, especially the barman and Josh. I think Josh was reception, but he was extremely knowledgeable about the island. Nothing too much trouble for him, and he engaged with guests comfortably. I liked the pool, good depth, interesting shape, and nice temperature. Poolside bar was convenient. I like to see points of interest, such as statues, or sculptures, or fountains or something, but nothing like that, so expect just a tidy hotel, with some grass and the odd nice tree. There was a minibus that ran to the beach 4 times a day, i tended to walk the 2.5km then catch the minibus back. Plenty of boat hire kind of things down at the beach, with a few shops and taverna's. I thought the taxi to Zante (Zakynthos) town was a little expensive, since i was on my own (€35 + tip in 2026, each way.)
Overall good if you want to relax by the pool with unlimited eating/drinking, and especially good that it's adults only, no kids, 😂
My husband & I stayed at Keri Village for a week from the 14th of July 2026 until the 21st July.
First and foremost this is NOT a 4* hotel, however what was 4* was the very friendly & welcoming restaurant staff who ALWAYS gave you a welcoming greeting & a friendly smile.
The barman whatever his name is was extremely miserable & quite abrupt which is not at all what you want on your holiday.
The rooms are very outdated however the air con is fabulous which you need in the baking heat in July.
The food is absolutely exquisite, even if you are a fussy eater you will always find something to eat.
Would we return??...possibly if the reception staff were changed & the barman aswel, & if the rooms were updated to warrant paying 4* tourism tax which we found as a bit of a rip off!
Dennis the minibus driver who took us to & from the beach everyday was brilliant, such a lovely man & so was the lovely life guard at the pool, he rescued my husband's hat when the wind blew it over the railing whilst we were admiring the fantastic view😊
We did have a truly lovely chilled week in the sun & we met some lovely people which outweigh the negatives that I have mentioned.
A very disappointing first trip to Zante, we have stayed in Rhodes and Crete this isn't a 4* hotel. Beautiful setting, staff attentive and food generally good but that's where the positives end. Our first room was dark and very grubby, with spiders along the ceilings and dead bug carcasses in the bathroom they addressed the spiders and said the bugs would be cleared the following day by housekeeping but 2 days later still there. Sought out the rep who had our room changed this was a little better with a bigger area and lighter but ants in the lounge area and in the cups and glasses stood at the teamaking area, so I had to move those. The ants were reported but nothing done. The doors wouldn't shut properly which we felt was needed to avoid the ants getting into bedroom or bathroom and the bathroom window wouldn't shut either. Some rooms have double glazing unfortunately the bathroom window was an old wooden one. We were asked to report back to rep once we'd moved which we did and he actually visited the room to log the issues including mold in the bathroom no fan to take out steam. Bathroom good size but shower.no more than a cupboard in the corner. The rep had told them about the doors and window their response was to send the odd job man who took an angle grinder which could be heard on site into the room and try to reduce the door in situ, no warning to us and when we returned after breakfast to our room he'd left the bathroom and lounge covered in sawdust, it was all over our personal items. Pool area is a lovely setting but sunbeds are terrible and need replacing many collapsing because the stays are broken or strained and some very dirty. Some parasols have seen better days and are torn. An area of the pool flooded nearly daily due to an issue with the pump. Decking area is grubby and the railings are very loose and at times has a smell due to food probably dropping through the gaps. Dining room is basic and no cloth's on tables for evening meal. Cutlery in large baskets for everyone to help themselves. Dining chairs badly worn and even being stuck back together with glue. This hotel needs to be regraded because it needs a lot of attention. This trip was for a special anniversary and just spoilt the occasion. Many.people moaning but got it on a deal so didn't feel they could complain unfortunately had paid brochure price in good faith and have travelled with Tui for many years this is one of the worst accommodations we have stayed in.
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