Vahid Pezeshki
We stayed at Autograph Dome for 5 nights. The hotel was renovated in 2025, and while it now looks very modern, the original building layout still creates some accessibility challenges. It has 7 floors, but the first thing you notice is the lack of elevators, which can be inconvenient. Our room had a small balcony with a lovely Mountain View, though the shower design was very poor and made it quite difficult to use comfortably.
The property features two main swimming pools, with the smaller one reserved for adults. Both pools are great, with plenty of sunbeds available. Guests can order food and drinks directly from the outdoor bar and restaurants, which is a nice touch.
We booked a half-board package. The food selection and quality were good, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful. However, the dining area often felt very crowded.
Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this hotel for adults-only stays, as it can get busy. The location is also quite isolated, with little nearby, so having a car is essential.
Khalid Farrah
I recently stayed at Domes of Corfu and had a wonderful experience. The hotel itself is beautiful, very well kept, and has a calm, quiet atmosphere that makes it perfect for a relaxing getaway. The beach is absolutely amazing, with stunning views and a peaceful vibe that really stands out.
The overall ambiance of the resort is excellent – everything feels warm and inviting. What made the stay even more special was the staff: everyone was incredibly friendly, professional, and attentive. The waiters at the restaurants in particular were outstanding, always welcoming and going out of their way to make sure everything was perfect.
Highly recommend Domes of Corfu for anyone visiting the island, it’s a place where you can truly unwind and feel taken care of.
Lewis Parker
Had a wonderful stay at Domes of Corfu. The staff absolutely make this place. Everyone we interacted with was professional, friendly and took great care of us.
Upon arrival, we were guided to a lounge area while a member of staff brought us a welcome drink and took our passports to take care of all the formalities... definitely the best way to check in! As a previous guest of a couple of the other Domes resorts, we were nicely surprised to find out that we would be given access to the Haute Living Room, an exclusive lounge area with complimentary finger foods and beer, wine and soft drinks. This was a really lovely touch and we found ourselves using the lounge frequently throughout our stay. It was a lovely change from the hectic buffet for a light breakfast.
We booked an inland view room which overlooked the courtyard where the buffet was. Even so, we still had a partial view of the sea. The room, although on the smaller side, was very comfortable, aside from a few maintenance issues; a wonky toilet seat, some limescale on the shower head and one of the two balcony doors being stuck. Didn't cause us much of a bother, but these aren't things you should expect from a hotel at this price point and star rating.
Food in the buffet restaurant was delicious and there was a great variety. The only downside was that the drinks service was extremely slow. Often, we would order our drinks, then go get our dinner, which we would finish before our drinks arrived. The drinks prices were also extremely high, on a par with some of the higher end bars in London. It also seemed a bit odd that they had complimentary water stations at breakfast, but then these were put away at dinner, meaning you evem had to pay for water at dinner. That being said, the Nkalieri bar makes a fantastic Negroni, but at €14.50 a pop, plus tip, it's definitely not something you'd be drinking many of.
Something that has been mentioned in many previous reviews has been that of children at the hotel. Whilst I understand that this is a family property, they also market themselves to couples, such as us, which is not a problem, however, there needs to be some areas where adults can go to get some peace. Unfortunately, there was no peace to be had anywhere at this hotel. There were screaming kids running riot all over the hotel. Even in the Haute Living Room, there were squealing kids running in circles around the courtyard area while the parents watched on and encouraged them, up to the point one of the kids promptly stopped in front of our table, and threw up all down himself. If the Domes of Corfu is looking to improve, there needs to be dedicated lounge areas of an evening where adults can be free from kids, or they need to go all in as a family hotel and stop marketing to couples.
In summary, our stay was pleasant enough and we did enjoy ourselves overall, however, I don't think this resort is at the same standard as the other Domes resorts we have been lucky enough to stay at. It just isn't as polished and has a real problem with maintaining a peaceful atmosphere, especially in the evenings. Whilst we don't mind staying at family friendly resorts, we are on holiday to relax and this was difficult to do at Domes of Corfu. Upon our next visit to the island, we would be far more likely to stay at Domes Miramare instead.
Pete Skipwith
Second time visited. Wonderful location and beach. Super helpful and friendly staff. So kind when one of the kids got a temperature. The lounge is fantastic when you have young kids wanting constant snacks and drinks! Only ask for consideration - buffet is very meaty (we are vegetarians) so some more vegetarian main courses (maybe a bit of fried cheese?) would have been appreciated. Overall 5* always we will be back
Louise Coward
Stayed here for one week and we enjoyed our holiday. The service was brilliant. It's really well suited to families with staff friendly and happy to help. There's at least two pools for the kids and a splash park. There's a brilliant kids club too. The hotel is only 30mins from the airport which was good, but once you're at the hotel there's not much else, unless you take a bus (not that frequent) or book a taxi (expensive). The hotel room was just what we hoped for in terms of space and size/layout, and was cleaned as often as we wanted. The food was lovely, I had expected better noting the stars of this hotel, but the kids ate well which was a bonus. Running out of gelato flavours at a gelato station wasn't great but fine, and the drinks are expensive for what you get (a small filter coffee is 5Euro). But having said that, we would stay here again.