Hotel Apollon Paleokastritsa

Hotel Apollon is a hotel in the Paleokastritsa area on Corfu's north-west coast, Greece, close to the central beach. Paleokastritsa is about twenty-five kilometres from Corfu Town and is set among several small coves with clear water below wooded cliffs. Nearby landmarks include the Theotokos monastery on its headland and the ruined Byzantine fortress of Angelokastro on a cliff above the coast. Buses and taxis link the village with Corfu Town. The hotel is a three-star property suited to visitors who want to swim, take boat trips to sea caves and explore the surrounding coves. Paleokastritsa is one of Corfu's most scenic resort areas and is busy with day visitors in summer. The atmosphere is relaxed and nature-oriented, with tavernas around the bay and small shops selling local olive oil and honey. Listed room types include Double Room, Twin Room, Family Room, Studio, and listed amenities include wifi, air conditioning, restaurant, bar, pool. Indicative rates run €80-160 (approx $92-184) per night in the May-October season, and rates vary by room type, view and date. Dining, pool and spa arrangements depend on the individual property and season, so guests are advised to confirm current facilities, check-in details and any included meals directly with the hotel or on the booking page before travelling. The hotel is rated 3 stars in the dataset, in the mid-range category. Corfu's tourist season runs roughly from May to October, with the peak in July and August, when advance booking is strongly advisable. Mid-range hotels on Corfu usually offer a balance of location and price, and rooms with sea views or balconies tend to carry a premium. Visitors often combine time at the beach with excursions to Corfu Town, the Achilleion palace, Mount Pantokrator and the island's quieter villages, so checking transport options at the time of booking is worthwhile.