Picolo recommends · Hotel on Corfu, Greece
Ikos Odisia
An all-inclusive resort by the sea on Corfu, where you can choose between several restaurants each evening without ever reaching for your wallet.
The children are in the pool, the parents have a glass of Greek wine, and nobody is checking the bill. Ikos Odisia is part of Ikos, a Greek group known for its upmarket take on all-inclusive.
The idea is that food, drinks and most activities are covered, with a choice of restaurants rather than one big buffet. It is built for days spent between the beach and the pool, with the rest of Corfu there if you want it.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Ikos Odisia
We chose it for families who want a carefree holiday with a higher standard than the usual all-inclusive. You know the cost before you leave home, and the children have plenty to do.
All-inclusive keeps you on the property, and that means fewer evenings in tavernas and in Corfu Town. Couples wanting calm and character will be happier in a smaller hotel.
What you get
- All-inclusive with several restaurants
- Pools
- Beach by the resort
- Activities for children
- Long sunny days in season
A day at Ikos Odisia
- Morning
- Breakfast on the terrace before the beach fills up.
- Midday
- Lunch in the shade, included like everything else.
- Afternoon
- The children at the pool while you read on a lounger.
- Evening
- A new restaurant every night, booked at the resort.
Location
Corfu, Greece
Open in MapsQuestions about Ikos Odisia
Is Ikos Odisia all-inclusive?
Yes. Like the other Ikos resorts it is all-inclusive, with meals and drinks covered and a choice of restaurants during your stay.
Is Ikos Odisia good for families?
Yes. The resort is set up for families, with pools, a beach and activities for children, and the fixed price makes budgeting easy.
Is it worth leaving Ikos Odisia to see Corfu?
Yes. Set aside at least one day for Corfu Town and its old streets, and rent a car or book a taxi to get there.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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