Alia House

14 reviews

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  כהן

  IL · couple · Aug 2026

  7/10

  מקום מקסים בהחלט נחזור שוב

  הבית מהמם ברמות במיקום מושלם ואותנטי מאוד גדול מרווח ונוח המטבח מאובזר עד לפרט הקטן והמרפסת עם אווירה מקסימה

  בהחלט כמו שכתוב בביקורת יש ריח קצת רע מהמקלחת שקצת מאפיל על כל הבית וגם מאוד מוזר שצר אאוט בעשר זה נורא מוקדם וגם לא הייתה שמיכה נורמלית זה היה מבאס

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  Samuel

  SK · couple · Jul 2026

  10/10
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  Thomas

  DE · couple · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Sehr schönes Häuschen in einem sehr schönen Dörfchen.

  Die Unterkunft ist sehr schön eingerichtet und gemütlich. In der Küche findet man alles, was man braucht. Wir waren nur zwei Tage dort, diese waren jedoch sehr schön!

  Der bellende Hund in der Nachbarschaft. Zum Glück war er gleichzeitig mit uns müde 🐶

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  Χρήστος

  CA · extended_group · Jul 2026

  10/10

  Quiet and peaceful.

  The stay was exactly what we expected. Quiet, relaxing and peaceful. We were looking for a small village atmosphere. That is exactly what we got.

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  Bill

  GB · couple · Oct 2025

  8/10

  An old village house in a wonderful traditional Greek community

  Located down an alleyway just a minute's walk from the main square in Doukades, Alia House is a very sympathetic restoration of a typical century-old Greek village house, with lovely wooden floors, a very well-equipped kitchen and a delightful balcony with an incredible view of the mountains. There are lots of nice touches: polished banisters made from olive branches, a writing desk, a wooden barrel serving as table in the hall. The photographs give a very accurate idea of how well the house has been decorated and furnished. Doukades itself is one of the nicest places we visited in Corfu, with a lively village square full of children playing in the evening, an village hall, three churches and a supermarket which also acts as the kafenion, serving coffee, pastries, beer, wine etc, where locals (especially the men) play cards at night, and watch the TV news. There are three tavernas, one of which is excellent (Elizabeth's), and one very good (To Steki).

  As others have mentioned, the shower room downstairs is a bit smelly, and the shower doesn't drain very well (the floor seems to slope away from the drainage holes). The house is very close to neighbouring properties, and at times can be pretty noisy. We visited in mid-October, and the blanket on each bed wasn't adequate to keep us warm; we then made up the beds with the duvets in the wardrobe but these turned out to be incredibly thick and hot! Obviously, visitors in summer wouldn't have this problem. Our biggest criticism was the lack of any information at all in the house, either about the surrounding area (there are some very worthwhile, if daunting, walks up the nearest mountain, which we discovered for ourselves) or even useful practical information, such as how the recycling should be divided amongst the colour-coded bins in the kitchen. Other visitors have complained about the distance from the nearest car park, and perhaps this should be explained a lot more clearly, but it is to be expected in traditional Greek villages which weren't designed for cars. Finally, we think the house ir rather overpriced; it was the most expensive accommodation we have booked in Corfu or Paxos, or for that matter, in village houses in Spain or France.