We had arrived late, hot and tired, and our greeting from the manager was not "good evening", but "i hope you aren't going to leave your car there" . Not a great start. The rooms were hot and sticky and the owner initially couldn't be bothered to look for a fan for us as she claimed she didn't know where the cleaning woman kept them (she did in the end). We had ordered some food via email as we were arriving late at night - and she didn't have anything for us, and we were clearly not happy. She then proceeded to verbally insult me that i was argumentative. I explained that i was simply a customer who would have liked to have been informed so that i didn't have to go and find a restaurant at 11pm at night. Furthermore she didn't allow us to cool off in the pool - "not allowed to swim at night". In the day we discovered there were no cushions for the pool loungers (which are metal and hard and uncomfortable). Dreadful experience and expensive for the quality of the rooms too.

Corfu: Villa the Loulia "Absolutely romantic and very quiet!"
Date: August 30 2008.
Looking for a quiet break in the sun on an island we never visited before, we ended with Elizawashere on Corfu.
We met Loukia and she made us feel very welcome.
I asked here by mail to surprise my girlfriend with a bouquet and a welcome card. Loukia really made it happen.
breakfast was really nice and although the prices of the dinner were indeed high we spent it in a romantic ambience and that is priceless compared with other taverna's in the surroundings. The room was nice with 3 windows that we opened through the night to lower the temperature. We didn't miss the airco but we had some musquito's bothering us in our sleep.
I admit that the prices to book direct are toprank but we booked through an agency and got a fare all inclusive (flight, acommodation with breakfast and a good car (peugeot 207)) price.
We will definitely come back to the villa de Loulia when we will return to Corfu.

André & Sandra

This is an expensive, badly maintained hotel run by a team that are totally disinterested in what they are doing.
The first room we stayed in was fit for the dogs - smelling of damp with two single beds (made up as two single beds despite obviously beeing a couple) the beds creaked whenever one moved, no air conditioning and, with one small window and a noisy fan; I slept for almost an hour. All this for 150 euros (with normal rack rate 180 euros plus breakfast.)
Dinner was about three times as expensive as any local (equally good) taverna.
The pool paving needed to be weeded and the grass cut. The entrance was lit by one light (the other not working)
All in all an extremely unpleasant experience that Conde Nast Travelor's recommendation should be ashamed of.

i went with my boyfriend last week
it was amazing
we booked the hotel through Yadeshotels.gr and we got a very good service from the sales people there. We were worried because the hotel is under the label "historic", however the sales people in yades did a very detailed presentation via phone so it was like we were already there
The Villa was magnificent, we had a very relaxing week by the poolm reading ourbooks and enjoy the nature
The food was one of the best i have tasted in my life. Alexandors, the owner and the chef, shared some of his litle secrets with us and my boyfriend promised he will cook me traditional greek cuisine
i definately recomend it for anyone seeking a relaxing escape