Posizione, gentilezza, presenza del parcheggio, terrazza sul tetto. Dimensione della casa, letto e presenza di tutte le forniture essenziali.

La scala a chiocciola per scendere alle stanze.

A beautifully arranged and cozy house in a quiet neighbourhood. The top terrace offers a fantastic view, and the location is close to two serviced beaches, including the famous Agios Gordios, as well as 3–4 lovely tavernas offering a great variety of meat and fish dishes. The hosts, a father and daughter, were absolutely wonderful and made our stay truly unforgettable. They provided everything we needed and went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and welcome. We would happily stay here again!

Cette petite maison est située sur les hauteurs du village de Pentati, à 10 minutes en voiture de la plage. Elle se trouve dans un espace piéton, très calme. Un parking est mis à disposition dans une rue un peu plus bas à 3 minutes de marche. Au sous-sol de la maison, il y a 2 chambres et une salle de bain, au rez de chaussée, un séjour avec cuisine ouverte et un cabinet avec machine à laver, lavabo et toilettes. Il y a une jolie terrasse couverte au rez de chaussée et sur le toit, une terrasse avec vue sur mer, très agréable pour se poser le soir. Nikki a été très à l'écoute et son père toujours sympathique et disponible. Dans le village, il y a quelques tavernes traditionnelles. Nous avons vraiment adoré la maison et la vie dans ce petit village.

Si il faut vraiment dire quelque chose, le fait qu'il n'y ait que 4 verres, 4 couverts de chaque, c'était parfois très juste.

It seems to be the only tourist accommodation in the village with the word ‘dream’ in its name. And it lives up to its name: essentially, it is a three-storey space — a huge terrace with a sofa and armchairs on the roof, accessed by a spiral staircase (with romantic sunsets and views of two sea bays), the main floor has a spacious living room and kitchen, as well as another veranda with a dining table, and the lower floor has two bedrooms and a shower room. The photos don't do justice to the beauty and spaciousness of the place. Very warm, hospitable and caring hosts: when a downpour broke out while we were out, they ‘rescued’ our clothes, which were drying on the upper terrace, and brought them down under the roof. The host Nikki was always available and answered any questions. I have been to Greece many, many times and this was my first time in Corfu: I did not regret anything — the hospitality was top-notch, the holiday accommodation was cosy, and it was in a village where local people also live, not just a place with hotels, bars and tourists. The local taverns (especially the neighbouring Strofi) are excellent, and the staff are friendly everywhere. It's a 15-minute walk down to the wild Fieroula beach, which is rocky but very romantic and has emerald water. You have to climb a steep slope to get back up, but you can also drive there.

This is not about what we didn't like, but about what one need to be prepared for and love if they rent this house. In general, we do not recommend renting accommodation in Pentati without a car: buses run twice a day on weekdays, and you'll need a 40-minute walk along a serpentine road or through a little forest to the nearest shop and another bus stop in Agios Gordios, where also the best sandy beach on the island is located. It is generally difficult to get around Corfu without a car, but do not rent a car that is too large for Pentati and similar villages: the winding roads are very narrow, with cliffs hanging overhead. In addition, mobile phone and Internet reception is very poor in the village and in this part of the island in general. Therefore, you cannot count on a 5G signal on your phone or high-speed Wi-Fi anywhere in this village, unless the owners install alternative satellite Internet. And one more thing: the spiral staircases in the house are extremely narrow and steep, with small steps. For some, this may seem like a challenge! But none of this bothered us, and we enjoyed absolutely everything. We hope to come back!