Natasa-Spiros Studios - (Accommodation in Paleokastritsa)
Mal R 
Yes, it's a trek to the nearest beach but why get full of sand? Several pool-bars nearby, the closest of which is 2 minutes, which in turn means that a late night drinking session by others can affect your sleep patterns. Good supermarket nearby with cash machine. Bus stop to Corfu town right outside which also means a main road. So??
If you want to go boozing and beach/sea, go somewhere else!!
If you hate the beach, don't mind a few gradients or a little late-night noise, like plenty of trees and greenery and just want to chill-out for a week at a low price, these apartments are OK. Bit cramped for two, not much storage space nor much in the way of cooking facilities. I found it clean, not smelly, but hot at night (yes the sun actually shone) but it IS a Mediterranaean country! Three course (vegetarian) meal with beers and coffee locally 15 euros.
Met the friendly owner, a local taxi driver, several times - he speaks good english and was always polite and enquiring as to the quality of my stay.
- --Oasis Taverna - (Restaurants in Paleokastritsa)
Mal R 
Absolutely true. I didn't eat anywhere else. I'm a veggie and the choice, by English standards, was very good, even to the extent of being marked on the menu. And yes, they do remember you after a couple of visits and the owners get stuck in serving and clearing away, as well as mixing generally.
Three-course veggie meal with beers and coffee was 15 euros.