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Mon Repos Palace 🌴 Adults-only Corfu stay
August 28, 2026 · Greece · Adults-only · Luxury

Mon Repos Palace 🌴 Adults-only Corfu stay

A calm base a short walk from Corfu's Old Fortress 🏛️

Premium Double room
32 m² with private bathroom
Breakfast included
Enjoy a delicious breakfast to start the day
Port of Corfu
2.2 km from the hotel
Walk to the Old Fortress
Historic Corfu Town on your doorstep

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Why we love it

The setting

Mon Repos Palace - Adults Only is in Corfu. Although it is just a few minutes’ walk from the historic centre, it is still set back from the hustle and bustle, allowing guests to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. The surrounding streets feature residential neighbourhoods alongside cafes and taverns, and the waterfront is also just a short walk away. Since the hotel is for adults only, it has a peaceful atmosphere, and guests come here to combine sightseeing with a relaxing stay by the pool.

What to expect

This is a 4-star adults-only hotel featuring a pool, a bar, and a restaurant, with free Wi-Fi available throughout the property. The rooms are designed to be the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring the Old Town. If you arrive by rental car, free parking is available, allowing you to easily take day trips around the island. Overall, the hotel has a relaxed atmosphere that creates a peaceful environment for adults.

Things to do nearby

Since both the Old Fortress and the Corfu Archaeological Museum are within walking distance, you can start your day with a morning stroll along the city walls, coffee in hand. A little further on is Corfu City Hall, and the Saint Spyridon Church, the island’s main shrine, is also located right next to the Old Town. The New Fortress rounds out the list of sights you can explore on foot.

Best for

It’s perfect for couples and solo travellers who want to explore the history of Corfu and visit taverns during the day, and relax by a quiet, adults-only pool in the evening. This place is more suited for those who want to experience the culture and relax at the same time than for partygoers.

How to get to the hotel

Corfu International Airport (CFU) is about a 10-minute drive from the hotel, so the trip by taxi or rental car will take very little time. Ferries from the Italian mainland dock at the Port of Corfu, which is just a few minutes’ drive north of the hotel. Since there is free parking on the hotel grounds, it’s very easy to get here by car.

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What's inside the price
  • Free Internet
  • Parking
  • Private beach
  • Swimming pool
  • Sun deck
  • Library

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Latest reviews

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Irwin F 10/10· December 2025

Loved the Hotel and area.

We stayed for 11 nights and had a really special time, we did'nt want to leave. The staff are very friendly and very helpfull, especially Alexandria. She was lovely and… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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seasonedtraveller443 8/10· November 2025

The difference ONE man can make!

This was our second visit, its in an excellent position and not far from the airport. The restaurant staff were wonderfully attentive and good to see old faces who even… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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132scarlet 8/10· November 2025

Trip to Corfu town.

Lovely hotel, with a nice reception area. I stayed in room 224, it was a lovely room with a side sea view. The bathroom was in need of an upgrade, no storage space for… Read full review on ZenHotels →

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A week, loosely planned

Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.

Day 1

Arrival and a first look at Corfu Town

As soon as you check in at the hotel, drop off your luggage and take a leisurely stroll to the beach. Since the ancient fortress is just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, it’s worth planning your visit so that you’re there just as the late afternoon light illuminates the fortress walls. Make your way back through the narrow streets of the Old Town la, pick a tavern for dinner, and enjoy a cocktail at the hotel bar in the evening before turning in early.

Day 2

Fortresses and the Archaeological Museum

Start your day with a hearty breakfast, then take a stroll to the Corfu Archaeological Museum to see the pediment depicting the Gorgons on the Temple of Artemis. From there, walk through the city toward the New Fortress and admire the Venetian-style fortress, as well as the panoramic view from the roof overlooking the harbour. Enjoy a hearty lunch in a shady spot and save your visit to the pool for the hottest part of the day.

Day 3

Saint Spyridon and the Old Town lanes

Give the morning, take a stroll to the Saint Spyridon Church, the island’s patron saint, and through the winding, narrow streets that stretch around it like a maze. Take a break to enjoy a frappe, pop into the small shops selling kumquat liqueur or olive wood cutting boards, and stop by Corfu Town Hall along the way. Return to your hotel, go for a swim, and then enjoy a traditional Corfiot pastitsada at one of the local restaurants.

Day 4

A day trip to Paleokastritsa

Let’s drive or take a bus to Paleokastritsa on the west coast. The local cove is perfect for a leisurely swim or a boat trip to the sea caves. Enjoy lunch at a tavern perched on a cliff overlooking the bay, and in the afternoon, visit the monastery built in the 13th century. In the evening, return to the hotel and wind down by the pool.

Day 5

Achilleion and the southern villages

Head south to visit Achilleion Palace, built for the Austrian Empress Sisi, and take a stroll through the terraced garden with its marble statues. Then head to Benitses or the “Kaiser's Throne” to enjoy a breathtaking view of the entire eastern coast. After lunch at the rustic “Neon” café, you’ll take a leisurely stroll back through the narrow streets. You’ll end the day with a leisurely dinner at the hotel restaurant.

Day 6

Pool day and Old Town aperitivo

Let's skip the sightseeing tours today. You'll spend a relaxing morning by the pool with a cup of coffee and a book in hand, and for lunch you'll eat whatever you feel like. Later in the afternoon, you’ll head back to the Old Town and enjoy some ice cream at “Liston”—a covered promenade built by the French that resembles Paris. Before dinner, you should check out a game of cricket on Spianada Meadow. It’s a unique experience you can only have in Corfu.

Day 7

Corfu's north coast beaches

If you drive along the coast toward Kalami and Agni, you’ll come across a cove where you can swim in the crystal-clear sea. Kalami is home to the “White House,” where Lawrence Durrell wrote his novel *Prospero's Cell*, while Agni is famous for its three taverns lined up right by the sea. Choose one of them, enjoy a hearty lunch with a generous portion of grilled fish, burn off the calories while swimming, and then hike up the mountain road to admire the sunset over Albania.

Where you'll be

Corfu, Greece

Old Fortress 1.5 km
Corfu Archaeological Museum 1.5 km
Corfu City Hall 1.6 km
Ioannis Kapodistrias Airport 1.1 km

FAQ

Is this hotel suitable for children?

No. Since Mon Repos Palace is an adults-only hotel, guests must meet the minimum age requirement set by the hotel. It caters to couples and solo travellers looking to enjoy a peaceful setting, and the pool and bar are also designed more for adults than for families.

When is the best time to visit Corfu?

Late September, when you’ll be here, is one of the most pleasant times of the year on this island. The days are warm, the sea is still as warm as in summer, and the hustle and bustle of the high season in August has already subsided. In Corfu Town, you’ll find pleasant weather for walking and sightseeing, and the water temperature along both coasts is perfect for swimming.

What is there to do at the hotel itself?

The hotel features a pool, its own restaurant, and a bar; in addition, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. It’s the perfect place to relax between sightseeing trips around Corfu, and thanks to the free parking, you can easily go on day trips and then come back to take a dip in the pool.

Can you walk into Corfu Old Town from the hotel?

Yes. The Old Fortress, the Archaeological Museum, and Corfu City Hall are about a 15–20-minute walk away, while the Saint Spyridon Church and the New Fortress are even deeper within the Old Town. The historic streets are cobblestone and uneven in places, so it’s recommended that you wear comfortable shoes.

Is breakfast included in the rate?

Breakfast is included with this booking. It's served each morning at the hotel, so you can fuel up before walking into town for a day of sightseeing or heading out on a coastal drive.

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