Hotel Jason Ipsos

Hotel Jason is a small budget hotel in the village of Ipsos on Corfu's east coast, Greece, about fifteen kilometres north-west of Corfu Town. Ipsos is built along a single coastal road with a pebble beach on one side and a continuous row of tavernas, bars and shops on the other. Mount Pantokrator rises behind the village, and buses along the coast road connect Ipsos with Corfu Town and with Dassia and Gouvia. The hotel's small scale and budget category suit independent travellers who want to stay in the middle of Ipsos' beach-and-nightlife strip. The village is lively in summer, with evening bars and live music, so it appeals to younger visitors and families who want everything within walking distance. Facilities are likely to be simple, and the village itself provides most of the dining and entertainment. Listed room types include Standard Double Room, Twin Room, Family Room, and listed amenities include wifi, air conditioning, breakfast. Indicative rates run €45-95 (approx $52-109) 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 2 stars in the dataset, in the budget category. Corfu's tourist season runs roughly from May to October, with the peak in July and August, when advance booking is strongly advisable. Budget hotels on Corfu keep costs down by offering simpler rooms and fewer on-site services, so visitors often spend their days at nearby beaches, tavernas and bus stops. Local buses and short taxi rides make it easy to reach Corfu Town, the Achilleion palace and Mount Pantokrator, and checking what is included in the rate before booking helps avoid surprises.