Neoclassical Architecture. Magnificent views of
the Ionian Sea. Centrally located.
Cavalieri Hotel
Throughout the centuries, Cavalieri Hotel has been the natural meeting point for writers, actors, poets, politicians, businessmen, and leisure travelers. Built-in the 17th century as a noble mansion, owned by the ancestors of Count Flamburiari, it opened its doors as a hotel in the late 1960s and became one of the top luxury hotels in Corfu.
On the beautiful island of Pheakes, the modern Venetian aesthetic meets the authentic Greek hospitality, against the backdrop of the green landscape of the esplanade, the Old Fortress, and of course the turquoise waters of the Ionian Sea. With an elegant and relaxing atmosphere and excellent service, everyone can feel like a scholar of that time.
Best Rooms.
Excellent service.
At Cavalieri Hotel you are in a privileged position with its unique architectural mix of Venice, France and England, and of course Greece. Stroll up narrow alleys (Kandunia), sip your coffee at the 'Liston' or watch day turn to night from the Cavalieri Roof Top Restaurant with its breath-taking panoramic views over the rooftops of the old town and over the sparkling sea to mainland Greece, while enjoying a drink or delicious dinner.
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At Cavalieri Hotel you will experience living in a historic building while enjoying all the amenities of a 21st-century accommodation.
Situated in the very heart of the Venetian old part of Corfu town, overlooking the Ionian Sea, the Old Fortress, and the lush greenery of the Esplanade, also known as the ``Spiananda``, (one of the largest squares in Europe), the Cavalieri Hotel offers an elegant and relaxing atmosphere, outstanding friendly service which makes it one of the best accommodation choices in Corfu town. the perfect spot to spend your holiday surrounded by the charm and beauty of this beautiful island.
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Discover Corfu Town
Owing to these treasures and marvels, Corfu is considered to be one of the most elegant towns in Greece, offering plenty to visitors and locals alike, which is why Unesco supports the preservation of its cultural heritage.