It is the second time I have come to the Kostantinopoulis and I enjoyed my stay tremendously. It is family owned and the staff are very helpful and efficient. The rooms are spacious and fully equipped with a 24hour reception. The hotel is very well situated, slightly out of the way, but still close to everything (port, old town). It has also a certain old world charm about it will I find very appealing. I would return without hesitation and recommend it wholeheartedly.

We choose this hotel for the position as we needed to walk to the ferry terminal with our luggage.
Had a room right overlooking the sea where the cruise ships were so close coming into Corfu. Nice to wake up in the morning and see the front as we arrived at midnight. Had a small Juliet balcony.
The room was basic and the bathroom had a strange odour to it, which was ok as long as the door was closed all night!
Bottle of water was provided and replaced the 2nd day, which was a nice touch we thought.
Beds were uncomfortable, also lots traffic noise continuously all night.
Breakfast was extra, and quite basic.

after having read so many bad critics about that hotel, I was a bit worried to go and stay there for one night. but it was completely ok. Ok, it is an old building and therefore I could hear my noisy nighbours, but for the rest, it was more than ok.
the beds are very good, the shower works...I really don't know what people were expecting. Moreover I find the rates for the location great.

I have been there for leisure, but also to participate in the entry exams of an MA program. My accomodation lasted for 4 nights. The hotel was convenient for me to go on foot to the various classrooms for the exams (not all exams were held in the same building), but apart from that, the hotel is situated in a bad and abandoned area.

The sign next to the entrance door says that the hotel exists (at the same place, I assume) since the 1800s, if I remember correctly. The corridors are narrow, the carpets need to be changed and in general there is an aura of oldness in the place. However, the room was comfortable and warm (I mean, in terms of the temperature. In terms of the decoration... it was OK), while the bathroom was nice and neat (as nice and neat one would expect a hotel of that category to be). We had our TV set, blankets and clean sheets and we were generally satisfied with the cleaning ladies and the room.

The breakfast room is on the first floor, next to the reception desk and is comprised of fried eggs, bacon and sausages, ham and cheese, orange juice, milk, cake, etc. which are all tasteful. There is also coffee, but if you want a different type of coffe, there is no problem: the ladies there are willing to make it, upon request (within limits, as far as the options are concerned, I suppose). However, the extra amount we had to pay to have access to the breakfast room (8 euros per person and per day, if I remember correctly) is not justified from the menu.

The personel is neutral - slightly-friendly in attitude and always kind. Also, we had no problem with the cleaning ladies, while, as I said above, the ladies in the breakfast room are willing to help you, so that you can enjoy your breakfast.

What is more, the hotel can provide its customers, upon request, access to its wireless internet connection, with no charge.

To wrap up my impression, I think that the hotel is more expensive than it should be for what it offers. To be more exact, a friend that lives in Corfu and works in the public sector told us, after we booked the room, that with the same price she could find as a 4* hotel, just 400m far from Konstantinoupolis Hotel (special price, of course, due to her working position and her acquaintances).

P.S.: A tip: do not even think of eating at one of the restaurants that are nearby. They are too expensive (at least the menus of those that I checked). Seek for something less tourist-oriented, within the narrow streets of the old town...