Your rating of this hotel:
5.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
8.0
Cleanliness:
6.0
Food:
8.0
Amenities:
9.0
Hi all! We stayed at the hotel from 20.06 to 01.07. The hotel unpleasantly surprised us on the very first day: a hostel, similar to the most seedy sanatorium. We were settled on the 4th floor, windows overlooking the courtyard with a pool and an evening roar of Show Time. It would be nice to have this, but there the water in the tap lived its own life and generally disappeared from time to time !! ! In general, the next day we demanded relocation to a room with a sea view, on the 2nd floor and with normal water. (why on the 2nd floor, because we immediately saw that it was useless to wait for the elevator)
Thanks to Karim for helping. The new room suited us more: more or less with water, the view is amazing... But this nasty maid barely cleaned, she didn’t change the linen at all, she only made the beds, she dragged towels away for half a day! It was useless to communicate with her...., and even more so, she did not deserve a tip. The outside of the hotel looks a little better than the inside. Inside (in the room, in the bar) there is old furniture, splattered walls, burnt out light bulbs, protruding sockets.
People: Czechs-50%, Poles-20%, Slovaks, French, Lebanese, etc. -20%, Russians-10%. Everyone in the hotel speaks English and French, they know a few Russian words.
Of the benefits: good pools, one even with slides.
The territory is not big and not green. A lot of people! The hotel is famous for being the largest in terms of capacity in the area. But if it were still adapted to serve such a number of people. In the restaurant - queues, of course! Some were already in line at the entrance to the restaurant. The food was plentiful, but not very diverse. From fruits: watermelons and melons + plums were!! ! Desserts are delicious! Attention - tea is disgusting, it is impossible to drink! Take tea leaves with you )))) We drank coffee with milk all this time - quite tasty. More juice: lemon juice is delicious, and orange juice is bad!
The bar is open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. But in order to get through without a queue and you got everything fine, you had to have your own person in the bar. Actually made friends with a lot of people. The people are friendly and sociable! Animation at a height, although below the belt. There were no discos at night (only until one o'clock), because there are many children in the hotel. In the afternoon, aqua aerobics, volleyball, Arabic lessons, etc. Animators-well done!! ! Respect! Without them, the hotel is kaput!
Beach own (across the road), but small. Umbrellas, sunbeds for free. On the neighboring beaches of 5 star hotels it was cleaner, and many preferred to sunbathe there for an additional fee. On our beach there was a so-called "Bar" with soft drinks (worked from 10 to 17).
We were not very upset about the hotel, because. tuned in for rest and relaxation. We ourselves went to the central Hammamet for a disco. Yasmine Hammemet is also very nice. The hotel is really in the center of it. The medina is beautiful, the promenade is nice, a small port.
As for drinks, we liked beer and rose wine, date liqueur is also okay.
We went on an excursion to the Sahara for 2 days - SUPER !!! , rode a pirate boat!
I think that the rest was a success, but next time we will be more picky with hotels. =)
I will answer any questions)))
Thanks to Karim for helping. The new room suited us more: more or less with water, the view is amazing... But this nasty maid barely cleaned, she didn’t change the linen at all, she only made the beds, she dragged towels away for half a day! It was useless to communicate with her...., and even more so, she did not deserve a tip. The outside of the hotel looks a little better than the inside. Inside (in the room, in the bar) there is old furniture, splattered walls, burnt out light bulbs, protruding sockets.
People: Czechs-50%, Poles-20%, Slovaks, French, Lebanese, etc. -20%, Russians-10%. Everyone in the hotel speaks English and French, they know a few Russian words.
Of the benefits: good pools, one even with slides.
The territory is not big and not green. A lot of people! The hotel is famous for being the largest in terms of capacity in the area. But if it were still adapted to serve such a number of people. In the restaurant - queues, of course! Some were already in line at the entrance to the restaurant. The food was plentiful, but not very diverse. From fruits: watermelons and melons + plums were!! ! Desserts are delicious! Attention - tea is disgusting, it is impossible to drink! Take tea leaves with you )))) We drank coffee with milk all this time - quite tasty. More juice: lemon juice is delicious, and orange juice is bad!
The bar is open from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. But in order to get through without a queue and you got everything fine, you had to have your own person in the bar. Actually made friends with a lot of people. The people are friendly and sociable! Animation at a height, although below the belt. There were no discos at night (only until one o'clock), because there are many children in the hotel. In the afternoon, aqua aerobics, volleyball, Arabic lessons, etc. Animators-well done!! ! Respect! Without them, the hotel is kaput!
Beach own (across the road), but small. Umbrellas, sunbeds for free. On the neighboring beaches of 5 star hotels it was cleaner, and many preferred to sunbathe there for an additional fee. On our beach there was a so-called "Bar" with soft drinks (worked from 10 to 17).
We were not very upset about the hotel, because. tuned in for rest and relaxation. We ourselves went to the central Hammamet for a disco. Yasmine Hammemet is also very nice. The hotel is really in the center of it. The medina is beautiful, the promenade is nice, a small port.
As for drinks, we liked beer and rose wine, date liqueur is also okay.
We went on an excursion to the Sahara for 2 days - SUPER !!! , rode a pirate boat!
I think that the rest was a success, but next time we will be more picky with hotels. =)
I will answer any questions)))
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