Sellas Hotel ::...:: Sidari ::...:: Corfu

		sarah appleby (June 29, 2010)
Hi I am going to the Sellas in August and wondered if anyone knows if you can pay to keep your room on if you have a night flight?

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		johanna kealy (May 29, 2010)
Stayed at the Sellas Hotel May 2010.very nice and clean ,run by lovely people ,very helpfull ,Hotel very near enterment and beach ,Pool lovely and private ,would stay there agaain ,

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		m d (February 13, 2009)
Does anyone know if they have an email address?

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	9/10	Emma Fitchett (December 22, 2007)
Stayed at the hotel with a friend in October this year, Mymoza and Marios made us feel really welcome and couldn't do enough for us. Felt like home from home and I will definitely be going back soon. Spent most nights having drinks with them and George the owner before hitting the bars. Relaxed laid back atmosphere and fantastic company. Ideally located for a peaceful break but just a short walk into Sidari town for excellent night life. Keep up the good work guys and we'll see you again very soon. Love Emma

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	10/10	Richard Platt (July 11, 2007)
Hello Just got back from the sellas hotel a couple of days ago. Had a great time there. Rooms were good (not best but clean and everything you need for the price you pay). Pool is gorgeous and much longer than it looks in the pictures. Food there was good. Basic breakfast but plenty of places to go and get a full english if you wanted at about �5 each. Staff were extremely helpful, we had a problem with our toilet and it got fixed in 10 mins. We purchased air con which was about �35 but well worth it, definiately recommended. There were alot of mosquitoes around but the air con jmore than helped with this, would definately recommend buying insect repellant and bite cream, because the two of us used repellant we only got bit twice. Make sure you have pleanty of sun lotion as it is not cheap over there. The shower is a bit dodgy but this was all we could fault about the hotel really. We would recommend this place to anybody!! Richard and Laura

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	3/10	Sue and Les Cooper (May 29, 2007)
We were at the Sellas Hotel last week, 21st May 07, and breakfast consisted of bread, boiled eggs, one type of cheese, one type of cold meat, cornflakes, tea and coffee and orange juice, that is your continental breakfast, better to go to outside restaurants if you want a good breakfast. Room very basic, furniture needs updating and decor needs complete revamp, do not understand how it got a 3* + rating, more like a 2* to us. Very quiet, no entertainment other than the television in the pool bar, better to go into Sidari itself. Would not envisage staying there again.

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		Alison Limb (May 16, 2007)
I haven't stayed here but reading the comment about sickness well we stayed somewhere else and yes there was a bug on the island because we had it and friends of ours stayed somewhere else and one of them got it

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Ray Cockerill (October 01, 2006)

hi me again didnt fill in top bit .the sellas is far from average couldnt leave it like that !!!!!!!

ps the horse got back to blighty in one piece but not without every body at the airport making comments .

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Ray Cockerill (October 01, 2006)

just retuned from sellas hotel 6 adults 1 baby in our baby in our party. room was basic but clean the cleaners cleaned our room 6 days a week and we had clean towels every day. the fridge in our room really helped as we needed milk for our baby. mimmosa and mirka were lovely and were really good with our little boy. most of our group got the bug which had nothing to do with the cleanliness of the hotel or anything we ate it was just one of those things. our rep any was very nice and always available if needed. the hotel was within walkin distance of all resturants and bars, but i would advise hiring a car as the rest of the island is lovely. some people complained about the hotel but afterall it is a 3 star hotel and if you want a 5 star hotel you should pay for one, in my opinion the staff made the sellas 5 star

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phil ratchford (September 24, 2006)

another great holiday in sidari,stayed at the sellas hotel again and had a really good time .special thanks to mimosa,marios,kostas and marika the cook alsoandy the rep who was really helpful.once again thanks .

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graeme ferguson (September 13, 2006)

andy the rep was really funny and helpfull hotel staff were great and i would like to thank every one involved

10 out of 10

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andy heels (September 03, 2006)

hello everyone its andy here the rep from the sellas just a quick note .

thanks for all of you been excellent guests so far this season thankyou for all keeping me entertained

i would just like to thank the party saying i was utterly useless and point out that when anyone is ill all i can do as a first choice rep and not a doctor is advise which i did and if the issue got any worse you should of gone to the doctor if you had felt that strongly about it i do apologise that you got ill on your holiday but would like to say that it is the exact same situation as back home if you catch a bug it can spread and is nothing to do with the hotel and feel it is very sad to pressume that without any proof

everyone else coming out this season cant wait to meet you

and i would also like to say thankyou to marios and mimossa the staff at the sellas and thank them for there hard work and helping me through my first year repping so far

cheers andy

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Jamie Hill (July 11, 2006)

Well what can I say? We were at 'Sellas' from 13-27 June 06 and my first impression was unimpressive. As soon as we were put in the far block i knew that i had embarked on a holiday from Hell. After 3 days i just wanted to go. Considering you cant get a good nights sleep because of the heat, the noisy fridge and paper thin walls it made it impossible to enjoy it. You have to pay 50 euros per week for Air Con and its essential really to keep the mosquitos at bay. It might also be worth paying extra if you have a late night flight to keep your room open because the courtesy room is far from courteous. The location was ok to be fair and spitting distance from most places and the room was kept in a clean condition.

Try Palazzo Bar in the centre for a good night out but generally with the restuarants i think you'll be disappointed. There was not one meal i could thoroughly say i enjoyed. Corfu Town was Ok but Sidari was far better. Book trips through local shops and not reps.

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suzanne goldfinch (July 05, 2006)

Hotel very basic, staff pleasent enough, mimosa the barmaid nice but beware her son is the child from hell, he is left to run around the hotel and splashes everyone in the pool, do not leave anything by the pool side , you will not see it again, We had a few things go missing within our group and we were sure it was the little lad stealing, Rooms are very small the fridge leaked. Mosquitos are in abbudance so take plenty of repellent with you but you can buy it when you are in corfu. If you like blackpool you will love it here!! everyone is english, you will find plenty of macdonalds and fried chicken places, the best bar we found was Fagins (turn left out of hotel first right and it is next to the car hire shop). We hired quad bikes for two days, best thing we did because we could escape sidari and find some nice places to visit.Do not book days out with the tour operators it is cheaper to do it in the travel shops in corfu... dont book the albania day trip it is a long day and will bore you to tears (unless you are interested in old ruins) Cofu town shopping trip was good but can be expensive. Overall i would not personally visit corfu again, it is no cheaper than the uk, a pint will cost you 3 euros (apprx �2.10) cigarettes slightly cheaper. The best night we had there was the greek night. good luck!!!!

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Mel H (May 15, 2006)

My boyfriend and I stayed at the hotel Sellas in september 2005.

We really enjoyed it. We stayed in a double room and the accomodation was basic but clean. There was a fridge and a kettle, (we were quite impressed to get a fridge when staying B&B) and the balcony was a reasonable size.

The pool area was nice and clean with plenty of sunbeds but i imagine it could get a bit cramped in high season. The location was great, just a couple of min walk into the center and there were some really good greek resteraunts a min walk away if you turned left as you got onto the main road instead of right.

Even tho it was close to a few bars it was set back off the main road throgh Sidari and we found that there was no noise from them and the only thing stopping a good nights sleep was the heat.

Its a 2 min walk to the beach where there are bars and sun beds and the coach stop for trips booked in town is just across the street.

I would recomend staying here aslong as you arn't expecting beautiful rooms as even tho everything is clean you doget what you pay for.

we had a brilliant time and would return tomorow

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