I have visited differents part of Greece before and this has to be by far the best part, The location was to die. We arrived at the hotel in the early hours of the morning when it was pitch black so we couldnt really see what the hotel was like. when we woke up the next day and explored the hotel we was amazed. Also we got told that the other hotel was a sister hotel with this one so we could use any facilities in both hotels that we wanted or ate in the other hotel if we preferred. The food in the hotel was again spectaculous, good quality meats and traditional Greek dishes like mousakka. We didnt know what to expect really, but for anyone who doesn't look interested in going to this hotel is wrong the only downside to the hotel was the reception staff. I asked them a question and they replied in a horrible manner. The drinks were a little bit pricey but you would expect that in a classy hotel The manager was a nice man and let us stay in our room for a few more hours becuase our flight was late at night. other than that everything else was fantastic.

I chose this hotel despite a few mixed reviews when visiting Greece with my cousin last summer and I can honestly say I was VERY glad we did! The hotel is in a perfect location, right next to the beach in a village that isn't wild and crazy, but definitely not isolated and boring! The entertainment different nights was varied, although a bit cheesy, but that's the best bit of a holiday! The Chandris is made up of two hotels and you are able to use all of the facilities, despite what part you may be staying in! The open air cinema is gorgeous and definitely worth using at least one night of your stay! The food wasn't the best I've ever had at a hotel but there was certainly a lot of variety and there are plenty of other places in Dassia to eat! Drinks are also quite expensive but we found this a brilliant excuse to go out of the hotel and explore! I would definitely recommend the Woodpecker cocktail bar situated jst a minute down the road! The service was fantastic and our hotel room location was perfect - the bottom floor allows you to have your own private porch and deck chairs, meaning you don't have to fight for pool side chairs in the morning! We didn't pay any extra for this and was simply given to us on our arrival - a lovely surprise! One annoyance is that you have to pay for loungers on the beach but we simply would walk to the beach for a swim and return to the pool later in the day. The location of this hotel is really the winner, as you see around the island, few places are really situated by the beach n mainly around the harbour of Corfu town, but Dassia really does have it all! I could not recommend this hotel enough!

The location of the hotel is breathtaking, stunning views and perfectly located in a huge olive tree garden near the sea. The service is perfect, impeccable - you don't have to worry about anything at all, they do it all for you, always with a smile, and you don't even have to ask as the staff are so proactive. We stayed in a ground floor room - it was beautiful, understated and elegant, tastefully furnished, extremely spacious and so very clean. I want only to say that all the amazing reviews you read about this hotel are absolutely true. I was so sorry that we weren't staying there for longer, we did not want to leave at all, it is the most gorgeous haven of relaxation and I can't wait to return.

My wife and I (young 60’s) have just returned from a lovely 2 week Half Board stay at the Dasia Chandris arranged through Thompson Holidays. We would thoroughly recommend the hotel and Corfu. The hotel stands on a large pretty landscaped site that it shares with its other hotel the Corfu Chandris whose facilities you can use. As mentioned in previous reviews the front of the hotel faces a busy road, which although the bedroom patio door shuts out most of sound sitting on the veranda may not be as restful as it could be. We paid the extra for a sea view room, which was well worth it as it came with the bonus of free beach sun beds. None sea view room residents have to pay 3 euros per person per day. Other benefits with the hotel were, free air conditioning, free safe and fridge in the bedroom. Our room 1510 was on the 5th (top) floor and gave wonderful views of the North East Coast of Corfu, Albania and Greece. The hotel and room hygiene were excellent. The hotel food was also just to our liking, being constantly replenished with plenty of choice. The beach is pebbles so makes walking into the sea a little painful. You can buy rubber beach shoes from the local shops for a few euros, which makes things a lot better. Dasia is nothing special. It has an array of supermarkets, gift shops, taverna's and bars but no old quarter. It does though have an excellent Blue Bus service to Corfu, plus Green Buses to Kasiopi. You can also pick up Green buses to other resorts from Gouvia (the next urban area going to Corfu) or the bus station near the New Fort in Corfu. (Note: On Blue Buses you pay the driver or have a ticket that you get punched. On the Green Buses a conductor collects your fare). Buses are very good value transport although prepare to be squashed on the Blue Bus if you travel at a busy time. The bus drivers and conductors are very, very helpful informing you when you have reached to bus stop you want. We took 1 excursion organised through Thompson’s although if new to Corfu their “Simply Corfu” excursion would be worth while as it gives you a taste of the island. The excursion we went on was the Albanian Experience. This was outsourced to Sassari Travel. While the excursion was well worth going on you did need to keep your wits about you especially if you are travelling on your own or you could easily be left behind. Once in Albania there was no head count taken when returning to the bus or on the return boat to Corfu. Additionally the bus will not necessarily be parked where you got off it so stick to your guide. We didn’t at the Butrint historic site we visited. It was very busy and we got detached form ours. Still it adds a bit of adventure to the excursion. We did 2 walks in the countryside and 1 along the coast. These I put together using the “Landscapes of Corfu” book. The paths were pretty good as were the directions in the book. If you are an outdoor person it is well worth the effort as your reward is picturesque landscape, stunning views, wildlife and quiet villages.