Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
4.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
3.0
Amenities:
4.0
Of the minuses:
- unsanitary conditions:
a) glasses in the bar are slightly rinsed with tap water, by the way, they can add this water (salt) to a half-empty bottle of alcohol right in front of you.
b) about one out of three dishes in the canteen you will definitely come across dirty.
c) Apparently, due to the fact that everyone eats and drinks from unwashed dishes, or something else, everyone gets sick... Our children managed to lie down 2 times with a temperature, sneezed and coughed and blew their noses loudly with fun throughout the hotel, including the staff.
d) The tap water is salty. Even brushing your teeth is disgusting. We bought in bottles from a local huckster, in a gift shop at the hotel.
-food:
at first, the food seems varied (the first three days), but on the fourth day it somehow doesn’t particularly pull in the canteen... after some time you see that what was cooked the next day took place the day before. Half-eaten fish is redone in soup, sausage and vegetables become a pizza topping, and a sandwich by the pool is generally everything that is undereaten.
Service... normally cleaned, did not like it, just towels can be picked up in the morning and returned in the evening.
In general, there is a complete lack of towels, glasses, cutlery, cups and everything in general.
Pros:
- The city is close, you can risk your health in some cafe...
We bought some clothes at a very humane price. (In rhyme)))
- The sea is good, clear water... True, there is a garbage dump at the bottom, but it is already somewhere deeper, you won’t accidentally step on your feet. The locals really spoil the picture by walking in crowds, no, in CROWD along the beach.
- The ants that lived in our bungalow (or we lived with them) did not bite at all, and behaved very quietly (unlike a disco). I noticed that when the dancing starts, for some reason, the speakers turn not in the direction of the dancers, but towards housing.
I don’t want to splash saliva, I went to rest from work, everything worked out. More, however, not only in this hotel, but in general in Tunisia is not a foot.
By the way, they took an advertisement for the hotel at the reception - it turned out to be three and a half stars...
- unsanitary conditions:
a) glasses in the bar are slightly rinsed with tap water, by the way, they can add this water (salt) to a half-empty bottle of alcohol right in front of you.
b) about one out of three dishes in the canteen you will definitely come across dirty.
c) Apparently, due to the fact that everyone eats and drinks from unwashed dishes, or something else, everyone gets sick... Our children managed to lie down 2 times with a temperature, sneezed and coughed and blew their noses loudly with fun throughout the hotel, including the staff.
d) The tap water is salty. Even brushing your teeth is disgusting. We bought in bottles from a local huckster, in a gift shop at the hotel.
-food:
at first, the food seems varied (the first three days), but on the fourth day it somehow doesn’t particularly pull in the canteen... after some time you see that what was cooked the next day took place the day before. Half-eaten fish is redone in soup, sausage and vegetables become a pizza topping, and a sandwich by the pool is generally everything that is undereaten.
Service... normally cleaned, did not like it, just towels can be picked up in the morning and returned in the evening.
In general, there is a complete lack of towels, glasses, cutlery, cups and everything in general.
Pros:
- The city is close, you can risk your health in some cafe...
We bought some clothes at a very humane price. (In rhyme)))
- The sea is good, clear water... True, there is a garbage dump at the bottom, but it is already somewhere deeper, you won’t accidentally step on your feet. The locals really spoil the picture by walking in crowds, no, in CROWD along the beach.
- The ants that lived in our bungalow (or we lived with them) did not bite at all, and behaved very quietly (unlike a disco). I noticed that when the dancing starts, for some reason, the speakers turn not in the direction of the dancers, but towards housing.
I don’t want to splash saliva, I went to rest from work, everything worked out. More, however, not only in this hotel, but in general in Tunisia is not a foot.
By the way, they took an advertisement for the hotel at the reception - it turned out to be three and a half stars...
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