Corfu

— Fodor's

— Fodor's

Lapped by turquoise waters, and crowned by this sumptuously modern hotel, this gorgeous spot allows you to escape to nature without roughing it...pastel-decorated guest rooms overlook dreamy views. — Fodor's

One of the most sumptuous resorts on Corfu, the Imperial complex juts into Kommeno Bay atop a 14-acre peninsula and is beautiful both inside and out. — Fodor's

Some say this small, luxury hotel can be a bit snobbish; others insist that it lets you experience true Corfiot tradition in a unique setting: an old family mansion. — Fodor's

Occupying a spectacular position on a hillside directly above the sea, the Grande Mare offers luxurious rooms and suites surrounded by gorgeous gardens. — Fodor's

It’s not so much the straightforward, cool-tiled rooms – some with four-poster beds and vanity tables – as their location, right on the Liston’s busiest corner, that's the attraction here. — Lonely Planet

A large, wedge-shaped 1970s hotel, conveniently positioned immediately across from the New Port, with characterless but perfectly acceptable rooms. — Lonely Planet

It has more appeal for budget travelers in general. It's a good, inexpensive choice for a short stay in Corfu Town, but not the best choice for a longer summer holiday. — Fodor's

With a clean, modern look on a smallish sandy beach with a more relaxed feel than its primary competitor a few miles to the north. All the guest rooms and bungalows have balconies. — Fodor's

The charming suites and bungalows at this small hilltop lodging are built into and around a 17th-century stone-and-mortar Venetian storehouse; each has been turned into a comfortable hideaway. — Fodor's

This is one of the most attractive beach hotels on the island...nothing here is overly fancy or pretentious, but it's all well designed with an airy, contemporary look. — Fodor's

This eye-wateringly expensive but palatial villa-like hotel, just up from the New Port, is open to adults only. — Lonely Planet