SplashWorld Aqualand Resort

wanted to leave an honest review because there are definitely some positives and some areas that could be improved. The entertainment overall isn’t the best and there seems to be very little equipment/resources available to the team. However, Loris and Anna deserve a huge amount of credit. They are genuinely going above and beyond for the children and making the most of what they have. You can really see how much effort they put in and how much the kids enjoy getting involved with them. I honestly think the hotel should consider giving them more resources and perhaps organising water polo teams — Anna’s team vs Loris’s team — as the children would absolutely love it and it would give the entertainment team more to work with. The food is edible but definitely not the highlight. The waterpark, however, is amazing, and the rooms and pool areas are clean and well maintained. One thing I’m personally not a fan of is some of the dancing the male entertainer does with the women. At times it comes across as a little too much for a family resort. I would also say that some of the other entertainment staff don’t seem to interact or speak with guests very much, which is a shame. But please keep Anna and Loris They really stand out. They are friendly, enthusiastic and genuinely make an effort with the children. With better resources and a little more support, I think they could make the entertainment here so much better. ❤️ also the greek dancing night half the hotel was board playing cards and not watching them this needs changing it was boring and people dont come abroad to want to sit and watch a film they want fun entertainment

Stayed for five nights in August during the UK summer holidays. The hotel was busy, but generally didn’t feel cramped, apart from the dining room, which was always very busy. That said, we never waited long for a table and there were no real queues for food. Check-in was straightforward, although slightly delayed while the receptionist chatted to friends mid-check-in! We appreciated getting a call when our room was ready. The room was basic but clean, with comfortable enough beds, a spacious balcony overlooking the main pool and a very useful fridge with two mirrors. A large bottle of water was provided on arrival, although considering the price, it was disappointing that this wasn’t restocked. The room was serviced daily except Sunday. There was hanging space but limited storage, particularly for a larger family. Being next to the main pool was convenient, but don’t expect a peaceful holiday. It’s very much a lively family resort, with people, music and activities throughout the day. My daughter loved it, made friends and enjoyed the wave pool and waterpark. Everything is super close. The kids’ activities were excellent, with water polo, games, quizzes and darts. Anna, one of the children’s entertainers, deserves a special mention, her infectious energy really made the holiday for my daughter and her friends. As others have said, the evening entertainment wasn’t great and there’s little atmosphere or much to do around the hotel. Everything finishes promptly at 11pm, which felt surprisingly early when we were still on UK time. Food was fairly standard for an all-inclusive, with plenty of fresh fruit and salads and a changing selection of hot dishes and children’s options. Some dishes could have been hotter, but the freshly cooked pork steaks, kebabs and chicken were consistently good as were most of the vege dishes. The snack bar was decent, if a little grubby—the hot dogs were strangely addictive—and waffle “happy hour” was a nice touch. The ice cream was lovely, but hygiene around the shared scoop and water concerned me enough that I stopped having it. The on-site convenience shop was handy and reasonably priced. We didn’t use the hotel or public buses but took a taxi into Gouvia one day. Overall, we had a nice stay. I’d personally prefer somewhere with more going on in and around the hotel, but for families with younger children who are happy spending their days swimming, playing and enjoying organised activities, it’s a great choice!

Our 10-day family holiday at Aqualand Resort was absolutely amazing. The all-inclusive package was fantastic value, and our little boy was in heaven with the unlimited ice cream throughout the day, loving the freedom of helping himself. Having full access to the waterpark provided endless fun and allowed us to create incredible family memories together. We were also really impressed with the dining; the buffet was lovely and offered a bit of everything, making it easy to cater to everyone’s taste buds.What truly sets this resort apart is the personal touch from the staff. Despite having so many guests to look after, the wonderful bar staff actually got to know our regular orders, which made us feel incredibly welcome and remembered. The entertainment team also brought huge energy and smiles to every activity, genuinely taking the time to connect with everyone. Our son's absolute highlight was the spectacular evening fire show, and Marco quickly became his favourite person in the world! On top of the brilliant atmosphere, the hotel is exceptionally clean. The housekeeping team came every single day to service and clean our room perfectly. Thank you to Marco, the bar staff, and the whole team for an incredible stay in Greece!

The rudest staff in have ever been unlucky enough to come across. No customer service at all, in fact they go out of their way to be ignorant. No friendliness at all with the kids. No manners. Food is a let down unless you want to live of chips the entire trip the all inclusive is absolutely not worth it. We spent a absolute fortune on this holiday and everything from the food, staff "evening entertainment " was a let down. Also a room tax to pay when u arrive that we had not been told about. Nothing to do at all after 6/7 so be prepared to entertain yourself. Town not walking distance and bus only runs once in morning and pick up around 4. Not much in Corfu Town itself.

Where can I start with this hotel. There are pros and cons. But over all not worth the money we paid. When you pay £5.500 for a week for two adults and two children in July you’re expecting no cons! Really don’t recommend for the money Pros- So water park at the resort incredible couldn’t fault it! Other than wasps and hornets. Transfer to the beach and town are included with the hotel. The beach one is am at 8.55am you can book and get collected at 4.30pm. Be warned for two sun-beds and umbrella it’s 25 euros. But if your mobility isn’t great I don’t recommend as they drop you half way down the hill and have to walk down and back up. I think the evening transfer to the town is 5pm. I didn’t go so I don’t what it’s like. You have to book them the day before. All the staff at the hotel, from bar, food, reception, cleaners are so lovely and very helpful. They work so hard! The two swimming pools are great. 1 wave pool with rings available and normal pool. All clean and maintained. Snack bar around pool amazing. Fresh toasties, waffles, hot dogs, chips, sausage rolls, cake, fresh scooped ice cream. Best we’ve ever had. Food fairly mid. Breakfast and dinner. Nice enough but I wouldn’t say anything to shout about. My mum and son said lunch time service was different and the best food and options. I didn’t go for lunch at all so wouldn’t know. Greece weather and airport great! It was so hot. I’ve never sweated at night when out but we did. All the staff were really kind to the kids in the airport. At first we got put in a room with lots of stairs which my mum couldn’t do. The hotel kindly changed it the next day. And we were right by the pool on ground. Lovely room with a separate room for kids. You can ask for the locker key and don’t have to pay a deposit. We went on a boat trip ‘Theo’s party boat trip’ on a Sunday. It was hilarious and worth the money. Negatives about holiday- Wasps/ hornet problem. Around pool bar and if you sit out and eat at normal restaurants and specialised one. And in the splash park!!!! My daughter freaked out. The specialised restaurant nights by the wave pool. Are not what I’ve experience before for the star rating. The tables should be cloth and glasses provide table service. Instead it’s a buffet the same as the restaurant. Plastic cups serve yourself drinks. Massively understaffed. Two chefs one waiter. The puddings are the same as the main restaurant. As well as this we would have to wait and look for seats for 4 in the restaurant breakfast and dinner. As it would be full. They charge extra for certain cocktails and slushes. The hotel had no entertainment it was rubbish. We saw one fire show on our 4th night and it was the day entertainers doing it. Usually hotels organise outside entertainment to come in. But there was none!!!! As well as the evening entertainment, the day entertainment around pool was rubbish. It was run by very young adults. Often they wouldn’t open the football and not watch and support the children playing. As well as really scoring or intervening with volleyball. It was the same every day around the pool. One guy in particular was more interested in showing off his abs doing hand stands and flirting with young woman than watching or supervising anything. They clearly weren’t trained or knew what they were doing. I got bitten 14 times. But to be honest I get bitten at home too. I went for a run every morning on the road. I don’t know why I didn’t feel safe (probs watched to many films). There was an army base right next door and they where walking round with guns in there base. The gym didn’t open till 8 which is far too late. And it mediocre at best. The hotel is in the middle of no where. Food/ puddings could have had more choice. It was ok. Not great. The bedrooms only had one rail for clothes and two draws for 4 people. So we lived out of our case. No iron or ironing board. Which is very poor for a high end hotel. On the website with Tui it says 5star outside the hotel it says 4star. This is poor to make out like the hotel is something it isn’t. The pictures make it look better than it is. Some of the cats I was told attacked people. The hotel has signs up saying children must be accompanied by adults. But there were lots of family’s allowing there children to do what they wanted. The hotel didn’t speak or in force children to be with adults. I had to tell a child off for swearing. Later I said this group throwing each other back on chairs and playing with a lighter Would we choose to go again. No!