Zefiros Apartments

The only reason that i write this review is to answer to the last rewiew in October. 1.About the towels and the paper behind the door are written exactly all the informations and rules about the accomodation which possibly they have neve read them even if they have been told about that. 2.About the windows,i think around the world when you leave the room you must leave the windows half of them open because the rooms should be aired for healthy reasons.Also the area is secured 24hours a day. 3.The pictures of the bathrooms are during the stay why not the time of the arrival; 4.The walls in the picture are like that because many people don't leave the windows open during daytime when the temperature is 27-28 degrees and because of the humid which stays inside the rooms not aired as a resuld the walls getting wet and dirty and especially in Corfu when the average of humid this time is about 65-70%. 5.The lights is not logical to be switched at noon time .Save energy... 6.About the ladders nobody complained...

Just back from a week at zefiros. The plus sides are the location and the staff. Now the negatives :- For a 3 star you would expect more than 1 loo roll for the week and towels and bedding to be changed more than once a week. Soon as we were shown our room Kostas could not lock the door and said it would be fixed the next day, when we used the mixer tap the water would not turn off, Kostas said that would also be repaired the next day. When I lfted the toilet seat it came off in my hand. Granted, these were sorted the next day but as we had gone out, on our return we found the french doors were wide open. When I asked Kostas why they were left open he said he preferred the rooms were aired as he would have to paint the rooms otherwise.i said what about the security aspect to which he said no one will steal from here.i asked about the towel and toilet roll situation and he said that it's TUI policy. We went out the next day and the electric turns off automatically when you take the key out of its holder. On our return, yannis knocked on our door and told us to turn the bancony light off, he claimed that kostas did not like the light on. I had a day by the pool and when I used the ladder to get out it was not secure. A mother and daughter saw me and I said I had best report it in case someone hurt themselves. I showed Kostas but Spiro ( his father ) looked at it, he pulled the ladder out of its holding then pushed it back and left. I laughed with another couple and said " well, that's fixed it, Greek style " . We met some nice people but have stayed in better 2 star places. Special mention to Mimosa, what a lovely member of staff.