тунисский "вокзальчик" :) Tunisian "station" :)

Of course, I understand that we rested there at the height of the season (July-August 2007), but I have never seen such a noisy (to put it mildly) hotel... the whole problem is that it is TOO roomy - a large building with rooms, several bungalow streets - and everything was packed....yes, the hotel is rather old, but it looks, in principle, decently - flies do not fly... plus the hotel is international: tourists from the CIS countries, Italians, Germans, Belgians , the British - a little bit of everyone...
but the food was an order of magnitude higher than in hotels in Turkey and Egypt - a buffet and each time several types of meat, fish and everything was enough for everyone... they combined Italian (always pizza, pasta of many types and cooking methods) and general Mediterranean cuisine....The workers, however, were not particularly overworked in cleaning the beach, but on the other hand, in the beach bar you could always eat pizza, grilled fish, sandwiches and fruits, so none of our company left the beach for lunch...
We, of course. at first they were dissatisfied with both the hotel and the camp of Tunisia in general, but now, having traveled to several more countries, the assessment has changed a little for the better...

So, if you eat only for VIP comfort, then this hotel is not 100% for you, but if you want to relax, see the country + save on the hotel (not with great damage to you, of course) - then feel free to go to El mouradi Club Kantaoui.... and enjoy your holiday!: )