The Aeolos hotel was a good choice- all inclusive, reasonable price and good for a relaxing break. It is located in a small resort called perama, not alot close by- but taxi's are readily available, and very reasonable- a taxi to corfu town will cost about 15 euro's, or benitses about 7- benitses can be walked, taking around 20-25 minutes along the coastal road- we attempted it, but due to the hills gave in.

As the reviews all say the hotel is built onto a hill side- its a steep walk if you are towards the top of the resort, a mini bus will assist with check in and out, to save struggling with your cases.

The rooms are a good standard, but as with greece in generall very basic- ours had a double bed, a single bed and large table. as well as plenty of wardrobe space, a large fridge and shower/bathroom.

The food was excellent- to say not enough choice is a lie- a large table with fresh bread, an area in which steak/fish is fried, as well as a large salad area and generall food, with a wide variety of choice. there are 2 resteraunts, one open all meal times, and one open as a beach bar during the day, and an a la carte resteraunt at night.

The drinks were also good- a selection of about 7 coctails, aswell as the usual alcholic drinks available- as lots of people have commented on, there are no diet drinks on offer (i dont recall ever seeing this in any all inclusive hotels though) But plenty of fresh fruit juices, tea and coffee.

The beach area was nice, well kept but slightly rocky. we spent most relaxing days by the larger pool.

Feel free to contact me, I will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding the hotel

Just returned on 5th October 07 after 2 great value for money weeks.
The reception staff were excellent, when we arrived our room was not available so they put us (my wife and myself) into a family apartment for the night and next day we were moved to what turned out to be the best room in the hotel with the best view across the pool and the sea - in the past when this has happened you tend to get pushed into a tiny box room for the night!
The weather was perfect - sunny 26 to 28 degrees every day. Hotel and grounds are kept extremely clean, room cleaned and sheets / towels changed every day and there were supervisors constantly checking all areas.
Food was very good quality and an excellent variety every day.
Restaurant staff were very polite, efficient and helpful.
We arrived at 1400 and went to the restaurant for lunch at 1510 - just 20 minutes before it was due to close and they were still bringing out freshly cooked trays of food - this continued to be the case every day so no need to rush down for early sittings.
The animation team worked tirelessly to offer all sorts of activities and the children on site seemed to adore them.
A couple of negatives to note, first it is quite remote if you like to get out and about for a walk the footpaths are very few or nonexistent. The location is very hilly (built into the side of a mountain) so dont go if you have walking difficulties. All of the beds and pillows are very hard resulting in disturbed sleep.
The first week was a broad mix of nationalities, German, French, Albanian, Italians and a few British.
Unfortunately the second week the majority were British (I am british by the way) and this was the week when good manners seemed to disappear and the moaning started. One man was heard to complain that he expected roast beef and yorkshire pudding - pathetic.
This apart I would recommend this hotel to anyone that is thinking of going (if you can ignore Corfu Airport chaos)

hotel was lovely, as were many of the guests. The food was pretty much the same everyday, no matter what the 'theme' for the evening.the entertainment was awful, which was a problem considering the hotel was in the middle of nowhere.another problem was the fact that i had a mp3 player stolen, others had money, cameras, mobile phones and jewellery stolen.the manager also refused to come down and speak to us about this, and resolve the situation.when all of us went down to the police station they would only put the stolen items as lost, even though a couple walked in on 2men in there room, and me and the person i was their with saw the same man on the reception roof.on a good note..their was some terrific views, corfu is a beautiful island..just choose another hotel!

Myself and my wife were at the Aeolos orange hotel for seven nights, and having read the reviews both bad and good were dubious to say the least.
I have to say our experiences were generally good, I will list a few points that we consider relevant:
The room was clean, and ample for us. Recently decorated.
The food was varied, with different themes each night, but could become boring as each theme felt the same, eating on the dining balcony was near impossible in the evening, need to get there early. Beware the wasps in the morning on the balcony.
The complex was large, and very hilly, our room was in the Alkinoo's up a steep incline, good way to walk off all the excesses.
The pools were fine, the infinity pool very impressive set with a spectacular view, the second in the main complex was smaller but ok, but a shortage of beds, and space at both.
The bar was set by reception, with a balcony with great views, before but gets busy before evening meal. They do not serve diet drinks.
The beach was small, and if you don't get up at 0600 to put your towel on a bed you may be disappointed. You will also see those beds with towels on are not used for hours. The slide for kids only is in my opinion drops into water thats too shallow.
The al-a-carte was poor, and not worth the effort, with no evidence of a dress code to my knowledge!
There is very little else in the vicinity of the complex, nowhere to walk, there is a local bus service to Corfu and Benitsises at the bottom of the drive, tickets from supermarket across the road, or the complex shop. We hired a scooter and travelled to the west coast for large pratically empty sandy beaches, St Georges our favourite.
Overall we enjoyed our stay, and would recommend it to a friend, but we won't be going back.