Понравилось, НО один существенный минус.... Liked it, BUT one big downside....

I write a lot, because there are a lot of impressions and memories. All about the good, minus in the last paragraph. Note!! ! First time abroad, first time in Tunisia. We flew through the agency "Almandra" (Kyiv) and the operator Turtes, there are no complaints about them - informative, prompt, high quality. Supervised by Aemen - well done, he honestly told everything, advised.
Accommodation and hotel. We arrived with a guy around 18-00, immediately settled us in room 327, the room is not bad - stylish, spacious, orthopedic mattresses, views of the green area, everything is clean, including sheets / towels. Not renovated, but we did not count on a 3 * mega - room. Only there were two separate beds, we turned to Nabel (a cool guy at the reception), he immediately gave us another room without any problems and a tip - 321. The same, only a double bed. The balcony overlooked the terrace (see photo). Yes, on the floor like tiles / bricks, but stylish, not gouged and it doesn’t matter what it is to walk on, if it is clean and even. They took a safe - 3 dinars per day + 10 dinars deposit. 1 dinar = 5 hryvnias = 23 rubles approximately. The hotel area is large, there is where to walk, beautiful, palm trees, etc.
The French, Poles rested, there were 6 people from Ukraine / Russia.

Food. I'm very picky about food, but I ate there with pleasure - everything is delicious, a lot, there are no queues, it's clean. A lot of fat, but no one forces you to eat, you could always choose according to your taste. Tablecloths themselves are soiled by tourists only in this way, but they are immediately changed to new ones. Where the food is over, lay down a new one. There were always 3 - 4 types of side dishes, a lot of vegetables - raw, fried, stewed, 2 - 3 types of meat, there was even an octopus, lamb. Fruit, delicious buns / sweets / choux pastries / biscuits, ice cream 2 times a week, fruit every day, we found apples / pears / grapes / plums / watermelons. Of the drinks, it’s sad - their juice is yuppies or zukos, it’s impossible to drink. I am on a healthy diet, everything inside me hurt from it. And so there is water + cola / fanta / sprite / alcohol. 3 bars - open from 10 to 00, take what and how much you want. I can’t say anything about alcohol, we don’t drink. I took a hookah - 5 dinars (25 UAH), not bad. And a cute little man sells them. The tip is about a dinar. We left for cleaning, and the hookah man, people were happy. See photo.
Animation and sports. It's on top of them. Constantly (free of charge) darts/volleyball/aquadance/aquagym, etc. Very good animation. The simulator is broken, but there is an orbitrek and a stepper - we did it once. It creaks, but there is a load. In the evening, children's animation, dancing, a lot of fun, groovy music all day, the rest was like in the style of dance. The animators approached everyone, talked, so that everyone was busy, not deprived of attention. True, in the hotel no one spoke Russian at all, except for "hello, friend. " But I knew English, there were no problems.
Excursions. They didn't take it. By taxi (bargained for 5-6 dinars) went to Sousse and Monastir. The bus costs 0.66 dinars to Sousse and Monastir the same way, number 52B, it runs every 40-60 minutes, not more often. We bought souvenirs there, I advise things (dresses, shirts, tunics), bags (leather is very expensive, there are cool ones from leatherette), olive oil ("Raspina" is the best), dates and Turkish Delight. Their silver/gold is more expensive than ours. And what is cheap is garbage in terms of composition and quality (I speak as a specialist). Even vases / dishes / figurines made of olive wood are impressive, nowhere else is there. Ceramics are also excellent. Magnets cost 1 - 4 dinars. Tunisia is an inexpensive country. We bought 2 tennis shoes, two dresses, a belt, a bunch of magnets, scarves, cups, some other little things, paid 120 dinars, in Kyiv it would have cost 2 times more than this quality. Food in the market is like ours, milk / chocolate is cheaper, fruits are generally a penny, olive oil, of course, is cheap, the most expensive is 6 dinars, but everything is like in Ukraine. Sousse did not like it - it was shabby and scary to walk the streets. And Monastir surprised, very beautiful (see photo). Coast, fortresses, small palm park. Shops like the Kiev Central Department Store in Sousse and Monastir, they have everything. You can probably buy it in the market, but personally the merchants strained me - they shout, they put something on you right away, they put something in, they block the way. Neither choose nor measure, but someone loves this.
Beach. The sea is beautiful, the water was 28 - 29 degrees, warm and pleasant. Umbrellas, sun loungers - as lucky. We took a rug with us, so we lay on it, and as soon as the sunbeds were freed, we crawled. There were enough umbrellas for everyone. On the beach bar ol inclusive. The minus of the beach is that everything floats on you - shells, jewelry, towels, palm trees, etc. But only the first days. And then they just pass by if you don't pay attention. There were jellyfish, but not many, for the whole rest they bit 3-4 times, although they bite more painfully than ours and with conspiracy they are much better than those of the Black Sea, we only at the end of the rest saw that they were jellyfish. From entertainment (for a fee) catamarans, banana, tablet, parachute (25-30 dinars per person).

MINUSES. One minus was global - on the third day, money was stolen from us FROM THE SAFE. We left the keys at the reception, so we came with claims to them, I was hysterical, the head of security came, he says we will partially compensate you, in short, 60% of the stolen was given to us, but think about it - they stole it from the safe in the hotel... I. e. Not all employees are conscientious and the second time there just because of this we will not go. Even in our room with a sign "do not disturb" during our absence, someone constantly walked, 3 times they noticed that this someone then did not close the curtains, left the light on, but nothing was lost + twisted the digital lock of my suitcase, but not picked. We stated all this at the reception and they gave us another number, saying that no one would disturb us there - in the main building. The room is the same, only with a TV and there is a bigger hall, better corridors. There were no problems, but the sediment remained. 2 days of rest were spent on nerves about money, moving, finding out, meeting with managers, security guards, maids, etc. But we tried to keep a positive attitude and not ruin half of our vacation. We made it.
SUMMARY. The hotel is good, the food, the service is top notch, I liked the country, I plan to go there again, but because of the theft we won’t go to this hotel again and I don’t even know whether to recommend it, because this can happen to everyone. It may not be. And one more thing: 80% depends on the mood. We rode positively and were generally satisfied. If not for this moment, I would give the hotel 10 out of 10.