Ikos Deluxe suites compared: Andalusia, Porto Petro and Odisia

The three resorts, side by side

Where each one begins

If you are two adults, or two adults and a child, the entry point is where you will be looking, and the resorts diverge immediately.

Ikos Andalusia’s entry is the Deluxe Junior Suite at 55m² with a sea view, sleeping three. It is the largest entry-level Deluxe room of the three, and the resort describes it as suiting two adults and a child.

Porto Petro and Odisia both start at 45m² but sleep four rather than three. Ten square metres smaller, one more person. Which of those matters more is a genuine question rather than a rhetorical one: 45m² for four is workable but not generous, and if the fourth person is an adult rather than a small child we would push you up a category.

One thing to be careful of at Porto Petro. The resort has two One Bedroom Suite categories, new for 2026, at 62m². They are excellent rooms and they are not in the Deluxe Collection. They sit in the Premium suites tier, so they do not carry the transfers, the concierge, the Deluxe pool or the Heroes Supper Club access. On paper they look like a bargain against a 45m² Deluxe suite. In practice you are comparing a room with a set of arrangements, and they are not the same purchase. We have seen people book these expecting Deluxe benefits.

How far each one goes

This is where the resorts genuinely part company, and it is the part most people do not check until it is too late.

If you need three bedrooms, all three resorts can do it, but not equivalently. Andalusia’s three-bedroom is 125m² for six with a private pool and a sea view. Porto Petro gives you a choice: a 160m² Residence with a front coastal view, or a 230m² Villa which is far larger but faces the garden. Odisia’s three-bedroom is a 300m² villa, which is more than twice the size of Andalusia’s.

The Porto Petro choice is the interesting one. Most people instinctively take the villa because it is 70m² bigger. If the sea view matters to you more than floor area, the Residence is the better room, and it is the one we book more often.

If you need four bedrooms, all three have exactly one option each and they are close on paper: 260m² at Andalusia, 265m² at Porto Petro, 360m² at Odisia. All sleep eight, all have private pools, and all sit inside the Deluxe Collection with the full benefits.

They are not interchangeable. Porto Petro’s is single storey with all four bedrooms en suite, which is the practical winner if you have small children or older relatives, or simply do not want a queue for the bathroom. Andalusia’s is the only one with a barbecue in the garden and a private indoor gym. Odisia’s is the largest by a wide margin, has sea views, and comes with exclusive access to the Deluxe Collection pool and beach area.

What we would book

Choose Ikos Andalusia if you want the most choice within the Deluxe Collection and the widest range of restaurants. Eleven Deluxe categories and nine restaurants is more optionality than either of the others, and it is the closest of the three to a town rather than a bay. It is also the resort with the most Deluxe two-bedroom variants, including two penthouses, which is useful if you are four adults rather than a family.

Choose Ikos Porto Petro if you want the quietest of the three and the most considered design, or if you are booking a villa for a group with a mix of ages. Single storey and four en suite bathrooms solves more real problems than an extra 30m² does. The padel courts are a genuine differentiator if that matters to you.

Choose Ikos Odisia if you are travelling with children, or as a larger group. Ten heated pools with separate splash parks is meaningfully more provision than the other two, twenty minutes from the airport is the shortest transfer of the three, and the villas here are the biggest rooms in the portfolio. The included morning golf at Corfu Golf Club is a real inclusion rather than a token one.

If you need more than eight people accommodated in one room, none of these work, and the answer is two adjoining categories or a different conversation entirely. Come and have it with us.

We book all three of these resorts regularly and we have opinions about which suites are worth the step up.