San Stefanos Online ~ North West Corfu

Hi Bee
We have stayed at the Nafsika for the last couple of years at the end of July/beginning of August.
Both stays have been brilliant.
This year we took our grown up children and partners and they all really loved it as well, our eldest and boyfriend are already looking to go back next year.
The rooms are either on the first or second floor, no ground floor rooms or lift I'm afraid.
There are no mosquito nets in the room but all have air con at 35 euros per week. In high season air con is essential, and if you do book get a sea view room as the views are to die for.
The food is some of the best in the village in our opinion and the half board is really good value.
The pool is one of the best and of course is just over the road from the beach.
I'm sure you would really like it although the lack of ground floor rooms could be the only drawback.

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Just read your review on trip advisor, very good and objective, but I think if we had received that sort of treatment we would have been a lot more scathing.
Have often thought of going up there for a celebratory meal but will be sticking to Beachcombers.

We were pleased with the price.
We've been keeping an eye on the price since we got back 3 weeks ago and they have dropped a lot in the last few days so we thought we would strike while the iron was hot. Thomsons must need a few bookings at the moment.
In fact it is cheaper than last year and we booked a couple of days after we got back last year.

We were feeling the same, so as Thomson prices have dropped we've succumbed and booked up for next year. 

£675 each for half board at the Nafsika at the end of July.
That's a £125 cheaper than when they first came out a couple of months ago.
We are happy with that price but no doubt the prices will drop some more now that we have booked.

Not for me either, so tend to stick to the old village, but as Jimbo says keeps people in work and if you like that sort of entertainment then you will be well catered for. Variety is the spice of life.

Patricia (from the Nafsika) has recently opened a new Hair dresser in the old part of the town - next door to Beachcombers.

She offers cutting (men's and women's) and colouring, highlights, manicures, pedicures, massages, waxing, eyebrow shaping, etc. all at reasonable prices.

There were several ladies from the Nafsika who all had cuts and colours and highlights there and were all highly delighted at the quality of their hairdos as well as the very reasonable prices charged.

Hopefully her website will be up and running in the near future.

Certainly worth the effort, the views are well worth it.
Go up past Shane's juice bar rather than the track by the Nafsika. The track by the Nafsika is far steeper.

Thanks Diane.
Leave for airport 1.00 am. Whole family already clock watching. Fear it is going to be a long afternoon/evening.