Kefalonia Hotel Guide - Byzantine Ecclesiastical Museum hotels in Kefalonia, Greece.

"What a fabulous home. The owners were very accommodating with any needs. Very clean and modern home in a great location! Highly recommend!"

"Fantastic and wonderful villa in a nice quiet area .Close to beaches and shops and restaurantsWhat more could you need ."

"Fantastic villa in a lovely location. Equipped to a high standard with everything you need. Great location to see the sights in Kefalonia. The bakery in the village is a must!"

"Lovely basic clean room in a quiet area. Amazing clean pool and very friendly hosts! Loved meeting Jerry - thanks for a great stay :)"

"very good stay"

"This was our first hotel experience as a couple, as we normally hire a villa, car and fend for ourselves. However, family tragedies dictated that we needed to escape and be “looked after” in order to de-stress, rest and recharge our batteries after six weeks of heartache. To a large extent, the Karavados Beach Hotel allowed us to do that, but ….. there were a few things that could’ve been better - let’s get those out of the way first …… The main disappointment, and not the hotel’s fault per se, was the fact that its location is rather isolated, and a lengthy and arduous walk was the only way of experiencing other eating/drinking establishments. It won’t be the first time I say this, but a car is definitely needed, especially if your stay is lengthy. Secondly, the food served, especially the food served in the breakfast and evening buffet, was “warm” at best - nothing wrong with the quality or quantity though. Thirdly, the room we were in (deluxe with sea/mountain views had very little storage furniture - we managed okay, but a cupboard/chest of draws would’ve made life easier. Fourthly, the pool, which was excellent, was not available to use until 10am each morning - my wife loves a swim before breakfast, so that was a major disappointment for her. Finally, the absence of information, both of a tourist nature, and a housekeeping nature, was very noticeable in their absence. I’m especially referring to notices regarding fire drills, room etiquette and “places to visit”. Those"