Hotel Emira

Très mignon petit hôtel personnel très sympa jolie piscine et hôtel propre ! Nickel pour le prix .

C’est toujours un agréable plaisir de revenir dans cette hôtel

They re friendly ، good staff , lovely location, near by everywhere and easy to go Nabeul or hammamet .

spiders all over the room , big hole under the bathtub full with dirt. no shampoos/conditioner provided. everything else is fine. stuff are nice

They need to teach their staff to be nicer and remind them that they are in the service industry ... You go there and feel like they are doing a favor and not a guest in their hotel ...

hotel très sale, il n'y avait même pas de produit de toillettes dans la chambre sans compter que les serviettes étaient en très mauvaise état. digne de 1* uniquement pour le coté cocon de la piscine. petit déjeuner affreux !!

Hôtel très bon rapport qualité prix. Petit déjeuner copieux. L hôtel correspond en tous points aux photos du site

Hotel rooms not as stated and in need of refurbishment

Vétuste Draps sales ...... Pas de wifi Je ne le recommande pas

I would like to thank all the staff from the hotel Emira for making our stay lovely. I would recommend it . Its clean with nice seating near the pool a children's play area . Rooms are basic but very clean , done daily. breakfast was ample. Staff always helpful and very friendly. Would stay there again. Aishah and Ann.x

UN HÔTEL PAS MAL AVEC UNE PISCINE TROP PETITE POUR LE MONDE QU'IL Y A DANS L'HÔTEL 2 SEMAINES AVEC COMME ANIMATION 1 CD 20 TITRES EN BOUCLE DE 9H30 A 3H DU MATIN HORRIBLE MUSIQUE TROP FORTE ANIMATION 2/20

Tycker hotellet var mycket bra med tanke på det låga priset. Bra pool, fin inredning ute (mycket grönt) och rummen var rena. Restaurangen i hotellet hade en av de bästa servicen jag fått på ett hotell, bra struktur. Även nära till stranden. Det som var mindre bra var nog läget, inget hotellområde skulle jag säga, MEN med taxi är det nära till det mesta.

Had a pleasnt stay at the Emira hotel, staff are very friendly. 2 minute walk to the shops, cafes and restauarant next door which is very cheap and also is takeaway or eat in. I have stayed at this hotel on a few occasions and will return again

The photos make this place look half decent. In reality it is grim. Tatty and out dated. There was a wee stain on the broken loo seat when I arrived. Bar area like something out of the 70's and unwelcoming and unfriendly to women. Staff made me feel like in was a Prostitute as I was alone (though I had friends in the area at the time and had decided to go last Minute) I've been to Tunisia many times but they way they made me feel here has almost put me off!!

We only stayed here a few nights due to the foreign office calling all tourists back to the uk. We were due to spend 14 nights at this hotel which was spectacular, clean rooms, very friendly saff and the pool area was kept very well. We would have loved to have stayed here longer as we did not have a problem at all with any aspect of this hotel, it is a little bit of a way out from the medina but the taxis were so cheap we had nothing to complain about. The waiters were the best and the reception staff very helpful when trying to get directions to the beach, all in all we were very upset to leave this hotel so early but will certainly stay here again once the flight are up and running.

Just returned from a week's stay at the Emira. What can I say, the staff were all helpful and nice, but I am struggling to think of anything else. Yes, it is a budget hotel, but when I arrived at the hotel and saw where it was situated I almost cried!! The place was run down, although they did try to clean it. ( a broom with a rag around it, dipped in water was used to clean the floors. The grass was overgrown, nothing was usable. The bedroom had ancient furniture with paint splats all over and dirty shower curtains. As for the food, one word YUK. Ran out if wine in the bar, which was barely stocked anyway. Had to get a taxi to go to civilisation everyday. Never returning.

The worst hotel I have ever stayed in,bad service,dirty,very bad food and I will not recommend it to nobody.basically,a bad motel in the middle of nowhere....

Staff was very polite and friendly. Quiet and good view to garden and swimming pool. Not to far to the beach and town center.

Basic, basic basic, this would have been a lovely hotel in 1976 . dining staff do not speak with guests, Pool attendant Manos should be awarded employee of the year ! rooms are cleaned every day, there is no hair dryer , though one can be obtained for 1 hour only at a time from reception. No fridge , but can be hired for 5 dinar per day . Hotel is about 20-30 mins walk to the Medina . Hotel not suitable for elderly/disabled as there are no lifts and a lot of stairs Not good for families as there is no entertainment/ shows provided at night

de belles vacances dans c et hôtel familial peu cher et bien tenu. le personnel est très gentil. malheureusement, l'hôtel est mal indiqué sur la carte et n'est pas du tout près de la plage.

clientable très ... bizarre, des familles avec des enfants très mal éduqués, meme le personnel de l'hotel n'en pouvait plus! ca gache un peu le séjour c'est plutot propre mais l hotel est vieux, ca sent le renfermé... les animateurs sont sympatiques mais avec des familles désagréables, dur dur de mettre l'ambiance

From the second we arrived at 2am, the staff were falling over themselves to help us! I couldn't really ask for more from most of the staff although the dining room staff I found very aloof and a bit rude. Our rooms were cleaned every day and most often they left flowers on the bed for us. The rooms are basic but they would be for the price that they charge. We had a lightbulb blow and another incident where a glass broke on the floor and in both instances it was dealt with immediately. One of the management talked to us at the bar and asked us what could be done to improve the hotel and I felt our suggestions were taken seriously. I requested more fruit at breakfast but left before I could see if this request was fulfilled! The breakfast is not great at all, we've never been fans of salad at 7am (!) but there was bread and jam and croissants and boiled eggs and coffee which did the job. The evening dinners were a choice of 2 three course meals along with a salad buffet and they were always cooked perfectly. The chicken in particular was gorgeous, but drinks were not included at dinner time and we had to purchase them separately. The excursion men who worked within the hotel were a little pushy but friendly and I would much prefer to book an excursion with them rather than use an external person. Locally there is a medina about 20 minutes walk down the road and that is where the nearest cash point was. The bar was very limited but in Tunisia, there isn't much alcohol at all so we couldn't be too fussy! There was only one type of beer, no wine but gin and vodka and whiskey available. There was no entertainment or bbq, that might have been because it was Ramadan although I heard that since the revolution, industry had been quiet. The staff loved my children and were very friendly and affectionate towards us, and the bar man had no qualms about storing my daughter's antibiotics in the bar fridge. All in all, it is a 30 year old hotel and in need of updating and in a quiet area of old Hammamet so expect a modest accommodation. However if you book a more modern hotel in the tourist resort of Yassamine Hammamet you will be looking at at least 3 times the price.

Please do not go to the Emira expecting a five star luxury hotel, as it certainly does not fit the bill, but one thing that is five star is the staff, we have travelled all over the world and have never came across so friendly and helpful staff. They go above the call of duty to ensure that your stay with them is everything you wished for. We went to this part of Tunisia this time to get away from the hustle and bustle of a busy resort, and what we got was a little paradise, an oasis. Will certainly be going back again.

The Emira needs a lot of renovation work. The employees are very friendly and helpful, but there are quite a lot of problems: - it is quite far from the Medina: walking distance only, if you like to walk far (more than 1 mile) - walls of rooms are paper-thin, you hear everything from the neighbour, the person passing in front of the door, the trains, the showers...... - it is not at all for elderly or handicapped people - there are stairs everywhere (no elevators), to the rooms, to the restaurant, to the bar, to the lobby, to the pool, to street level......And many uneven surfaces. - if you are allergic, stay away: there must be a lot of house dust mites in the beds - I am allergic to them and had severe cough attacks at night. Fortunately the pharmacies near-by have codein tablets they hand out to foreigners without prescription needed. Apart form these problems, the hotel could be a very nice place. The garden ist nice, the pool area ok. In low season the hotel is also very quiet - no shows, the bar closes at 10 p.m. Cooking is poor, but there is a very good restaurant (Petit pecheur) next-door, where you can get excellent food for around 5 Euros each.

nice room, great staff and good service for the guest, Have stayed in the Hotel for 03 days and enjoyed every moment of my stay. The Hotel is around an year old and has 16 rooms. Let me say the rooms are chic, stylish and very modern. Spacious room, comfortable bed, all amenities required were available in room. Staff highly motivated and very professional. Had buffet breakfast, good food with a variety of Indian and continental cuisine. The location of the hotel is also a plus point. One can step out and will find Rajouri garden market within 800 meters and some very good and fine dining restaurants near by.

We have just returned from a week at the Emira, on a bed and breakfast status. It was a pleasant hotel with a lovely pool, nice seating area outside and clean rooms with a private balcony. Breakfast was salads (from the buffet the night before), croisants, cakes, pan o'chocolat, boiled eggs, bread, cheese and meat with tea/coffee/hot chocolate. The pool was clean, there were ample sun loungers however no entertainment or BBQ grill (all closed). To be honest we did not spend all that much time at the hotel, it's about a mile from the Medina and not in a touristy area, which we liked. The beach was fine, clear water, umbrellas and waiter service. It is a basic hotel, you get what you pay for which at under £20 a night including breakfast is very good. Taxi to the Medina cost about 3td, I would also recommend petit Pechard, 3 doors up from the hotel, an excellent little cafe for authentic food.

we booked our holiday 8 weeks before we went, the hotel was worth every penny! it was clean and the staff could have been more helpful, the hotel was basic and does need a little love and attention, but you get what you pay for, our rooms were spotless and in the 10 days we stayed our beds were changed 3 times, the food in the resturant could have been better but it was ok and we did eat out as well as it was so cheap to eat out! the hotel beach was great, in all this was out 1st time to tunisia and we would go back again! please except this is a very different country, and if you go open minded and enjoy the culture you will love it! the location is in the old part of town where you will mix with the locals we would recomend the 'time out' resturant about 10 mins walk from the hotel!

I rarely write reviews for places we have stayed and I have certainly never written a poor one. I very much believe in the sentiment 'you get what you pay for,' and as long as the rooms are clean, I am happy enough. Although we paid very little for our week at the Emira, the standards were far below anywhere I have previously stayed. I read the reviews here before we stayed. The majority of the poor reviews seemed to be blaming their unpleasant stay on the fact that the hotel does not cater for British people. I found it quite sad that people struggled to cope without British food, English speaking staff etc. Perhaps these reviewers could go to Butlins in future, so they can nip to McDonalds if they can't bring themselves to try some locally prepared food! The location of this hotel is excellent. But beware, it is not where the maps (or the hotel) say it is. It's right in the middle of 'old' hammamet. The restaurants and shops surrounding it are not geared towards tourists at all and you will find that most places will not have English menus or English speaking staff. This was one of the things we liked most; immersing ourselves in local culture and trying different things. We stayed on a Bed and Breakfast basis, as it is so cheap to eat out. The breakfast was appalling. The same food being put out day after day. They advertise that it is served from 6am but on the occasions that we tried to eat at this time, there was no food other than what had been left out from the night before. Breakfast mostly consists of salad and bread. All of which is left out in the warm, uncovered, for the flies to enjoy. The first night we arrived, we were taken to a room on the ground floor. My partner and I are very easy going and frequent travellers. Even staying in substandard conditions, we have never complained. In this instance though, I believe we had little choice. The room was filthy. It smelled terrible and the floors, surfaces and walls were covered in grime. The bathroom was disgusting. The toilet seat, lid and bowl was smeared with faeces. The shower was so dirty that I think you may have stayed cleaner by not using it. There was a large hole in the side of the bath and the floor was so grimy we made marks by walking on it. As I previously stated, we are not complainers, so we decided to get on with it and enjoy our holiday- we spend very little time inside the room anyway. So, after cleaning the toilet enough to use, we went to bed, however, as we pulled the covers down, it became apparent that the sheets had not been changed since the previous occupants. They had sweat stains, smelled terrible and there were a number of pubic hairs on them. At this point, we decided to speak to reception. As we opened the door, the handle came off in our hands, effectively locking us in. In fairness, they moved us without any drama, and we went to a room on the top floor. The room was much better but it was still not particularly clean. There was no air con, which we found uncomfortable. The shower worked sporadically and the toilet was disgusting. We had a lovely holiday though, as we spent very little time at the hotel. The locals made us feel welcome and the weather was gorgeous. The real reason for this review however came on the last day as we were packing up to go home and we realised our money was missing. There are no safe facilities at the hotel so we had left the cash hidden in our room. The room was locked every day that we left it, so this suggests that the money was stolen by staff. I cannot convey how upset we were by this- a huge inconvenience, an invasion of our privacy and a really sad way to end a holiday. The staff of course decided they didn't understand when we tried to report it. Hamammet is lovely and we are intending ti visit again soon. However, I found this hotel to be dirty and dated, and the staff dishonest, and I will never stay there again.

After arriving at this hotel 20/09/12 we found the toilet to be alittle dirty but the rest of our room was very clean and very spacious as with very few hotels our balcony was very large and a great view of the pool. The beds are alittle uncomy.The staff went out of their way to help ,To give you an example after getting VERY dehydrated and becoming ill, and not able to speak French my wife was at wits end on trying to find isotonic mix, the reception offered to go in a taxi at their own cost and find the above requested. In my eyes this was well above the call of duty. It was the staff that made our two week trip wonderful. Outside is a bit crazy but once you get into the hotel compound it is very quite and very cool in the evening. the breakfast is not the best but fills the gap until lunch time. If you are a smoker the bar is purfect as a non smoker it was a bit stuffy and made you glad for fresh air. If you like to walk the beach is about 20 minutes away or you can get the free minibus to and from the beach. Please mindful that this is an Islamic country and so some meat products are not avalible and same goes for alcohol (Limited to your hotel). As we have been to alot of Islamic countries it would be respectful to cover up alittle (female). English is not spoken much so would be handy to have a French Book. Back to the hotel, If only the owners of this place would reopen the poolside bar and put some mats on the sunbeds would help alot. This hotel maybe 3 star but for location peace and quite and very friendley staff and clean I would give it 4 star. It may not be in the centre of town but take this as a blessing because its just crazy and everyone is out to make a buck/euro/pound and will approch you saying hello do you remember me I'm your waiter I'll show you around, Its just a con.

its an hotel just to spend 3 or 4 days no more or you will be bored because no tv , even no hair dryer in the washroom. you have no right to bring food in your room. By the way , I liked this hotel , so simple , clean and calm. :)

Stayed here in late august for a week. It was a last min trip so we had to budget on the hotel, but i wouldn't be doing that again or staying here again. It wasn't the worst place in the world but not a great hotel in regards to location, friendliness, tourist and services. Firstly they need to update the place, very dated like 1970s-1990s style and the cigarette infused chairs made me feel sick. Reception staff are not very friendly to be honest, one man seem to have a staring problem( f**k knows why) its a very big hotel, a lot of space, but the numbering of the rooms is very confusing. the hotel atmosphere is pretty dead, no entertainment, just blasted music every morning by the pool, which we never used. our rooms were clean, they cleaned it everyday, but again needs to be updated. The location of the hotel itself isn't great, so you have to be open minded about that, but getting a taxi by the hotel is super easy. Breakfast is very basic, not a lot of variety and bland, so again do not be surprised if your still hungry. to get to the touristed side (yasmine hammemet) it will cost you about £9 going and coming, were you will see great restaurants and yasmine beach, which is lovely. there is also a local cafe about three doors down from the hotel, food is so nice and cheap, will recommend going there when you can. all in all, for the price, you get what you pay for, but wouldn't be returning there again.

this hotel is old and run down it is nothing like the pictures and video which advertises this hotel they must be 10 years old the food is terrible salad and mellon with everything and what is left from breakfast is put out for evening meal on two occasians chicken was raw and sent back only too return the same the spa gym beauty salon which is advertised dosnt exist the entertainment is nil the stage has a tree growing out of it so hasnt been used for years we had upset tummies from the 2nd day here would we go back NOT LIKLIES

les exterieurs de lhotel ne sont pas tres propres . terrasse restaurant couloir pas danimations le soir

Would have given this 5 Stars, but the address given for this hotel (Ave Abou Dhabi, Hammamet 8050, Tunisia) gives you the wrong location on Google Maps, and my suspicious nature leads me to believe that the hotel management have done this on purpose :). The hotel is located in the centre of Hammamet and not near Hammamet Sud. Its about 3km away from the Medina. Saying this however, the hotel is well located and to be honest I was glad it was not located in Hammamet Sud. Enough of the location. In terms of value this hotel gets 5 stars. Its a budget hotel (paid about 16GBP for a double room with breakfast), but you do get a lot for your pound, including decent air conditioning. The room was spacious and very comfortable. Both the room and the bathroom were clean and well maintained. The furnishing could do with updating, but this is a minor point. Whats great is that you get a fairly large balcony area overlooking the pool. If you want a TV or Fridge, you will have to pay an extra 5 dinar per night for each (a little steep). There is no wifi in the rooms, but you can access it for free in the reception/lounge area of the hotel. On the whole the hotel is well maintained and the staff a really helpful and always smiling (the Tunisian way). The pool is a decent size and clean, but the great thing is that it is not overrun with tourists clabbering for a space. Once you get used to the room numbering (which is a bit chaotic) the hotel is quaint and has a certain charm to it. Spend one night here and was very pleasantly surprised by this hotel. Would stay here again without a question, especially in respect to the price. Although the hotel is not located near the main beach areas, the hotel does have a bus service which will take you to Hammamet Sud on a regular service. However, located where it is, you do get a real feel of hanging out with the locals and experiencing the real Tunisia. The area is safe and you do not feel threatened walking around at night. Its only a short taxi ride to the main centre and the Medina.

J'ai passé un bon sejour ,hotel correcte en rapport qualite prix personels tres sympathique appart le chef de restaurant qui n' etait pas aimables du tout et parfois tres agressives .

Just come back from a week in this hotel. The room was large and airy with effective air con. Cleaned every day with fresh towels and bed linen every day too. Free bus to the private beach which serves food and drinks and even first aid when my partner had a fall was brilliant. If you want to experience a slice of the real Tunisia go there - it is a good 20 minutes from the more touristy Jasmine Hammamet but prices are a good deal lower there for drinks and food. The staff go out of their way to be helpful - changing a bed mattress as we found it uncomfortable and allowing us our lie ins and still cleaning the room. I am quite a fussy guest at hotels but this hotel lives up to its three star rating, basic, clean and comfortable.

We paid £8.50 pp bed and breakfast high season via Quickrooms. Our room was basic but very clean. The cleaning man did a great job, changed the sheets and towels regularly. Free air con too which was much needed with 40 deg C daytime + well over 30 even at night. The internet computers in the lobby were broken, however if you had your own laptop, ipad or smart phone etc you got free wifi Breakfast was fine. Bit of meat, bread,cakes salad and eggs, tea , coffee and juice The pool was decent enough, plenty of sun loungers. Only 5 mats for them though. The pizza/barbecue hut was closed, as was the pool bar and the animation was cancelled as the hotel was not that busy over Ramadan. Main bar was open though and drinks and snacks were reasonably priced. The hotel runs a courtesy bus to its private beach area "cafe del Mar" We however preferred to just walk to and use the beach and facilities at the nearby 5 star Royal Azur.Beach was free but they charged 10 dinar to use their lovely pool Within 10 minutes walk of Amira there are some great restaurants- Time Out, Black and White, Cap Azul, La Fontana, El Carino plus a few fast food outlets and fruit shops. Next door to Emira theres a little cafe/restaurant called Le Petit Pechard. Locals come from all over to eat here. Its only open for around 3 hours and its absolutely manic.We tried a few times but it was so busy we just couldn't get a table.Maybe settle down after Ramadan as its opening hours coincided with the ending of the faste Overall the Hotel Emira was fine for us, we did not pay a lot for our stay so it was great value for money. If the management could maybe just get their act together, get some mats for the sunbeds, fix up all the broken stuff, then this little place could be transformed from ok to great.

Hôtel limité en terme de qualité de service c'est vraiment basic en dessous de la moyenne

Hôtel dans l'ensemble correct pour 1 nuit ou 2.... Beaucoup d'informations erronnées: exemple carte bleue non acceptée, pas de lit double juste des lits jumeaux #on se croirait en colonies de vacances#, chambre non spacieuse... Points négatifs: réceptionniste trop désagréable, bar et réception qui puent le tabac même aéré et nettoyé l'odeur est comme incrustée, repas non variés et de qualité médiocre # p.de.terre a chaque repas sous toutes les formes possibles, ptit dej buffet avec diverses aliments mais de 1ére qualité, le maitre d'hôtel récupére le fromage et les oeufs non mangés sur les tables des gens!!!!#, salle des repas non climatisée dur de resister quand il fait 47 degrés dehors, l'ambiance ......zéro de chez zéro, les animateurs préférent "draguer" lourdement que de donner un zeste d'ambiance dans cet hôtel qui m'a fait bonnement penser à une maison de retraite o_O Points positifs: la dame de la réception trop sympa, la clim dans les chambres, le cadre verdoyant et fleuri de l'hotel, la piscine biensur #qui est plus petite que sur les photos# et le centre ville d'Hammamet ou il y a une super ambiance et des paysages de rêve à prendre en photo!! ménage fait ts les jours PS: navettes gratuites de l'hotel à la plage mais personellement nous avons préféré partir plus loin se baigner car cette plage "privée " de l'hôtel ressemblait à une décharge publique et il y avait trop de monde....quelques kms en taxi moyennant 3 dt et vous trouverez facilement de superbes plages!

La qualité de buffe est médiocre, service incompétent

Charmigt hotell med mycket hjälpsam och serviceminded personal. Växling av pengar i receptionen, få skandinaviska gäster. Ligger inte bland andra hotell utan i "stan" där Tunisierna bor. Gratis minibuss till stranden, fem minuter till fantastisk strand med makalöst bra servering och fantastisk mat. Middagen på hotellet var inget vidare, inte heller städningen av badrummet.

Hotel insatisfaisant. Personnel Désagréable non professionel. Draps meme pas changé en 15 jours ! loin de tout, donc une fortune en taxi. Tout est à revoir !

piscine et espace ombragé tres agréable, chambre propre et accueillante, il y a juste a regretter qu il ne soit pas possible de dejeuner dehors ou sur une terasse (repas a prendre a l étage espace fermé) pour le petit dejeuner il manque des fruits et des laitages. nous n avons pas teste les autres repas.

en fin juin avecune chaleur de 40 degre pas de clim il me dit a partir du 1er juillet tres salle et aucune animation pas de tele dans les chambre chambres triste couleur maron caca enfin je ne retournerai jamais la a eviter completement

Hotel tres sale, jamais entretenu, jamais changer les serviettes ou nettoyer. Il n y a pas de climatisation malgres la temperature qui depasse les 35 degrees. Les fourmies sont partout. Il n ya pas de place pour le parking et pas de politesse ni gentillesse de la part du gardien. La reception est pareille a celle d un bureau d impot dont le personnel est indifferent et s enfoue du client. Je ne conseille jamais personne a reserver et honnetement il ne merite meme pas une et je dis bien une etoile. Mauvaise image de marque pour le tourisme en Tunisie et a Hammamet.

I stayed at the Amira for 4 nights this june and for the price it was great. Breakfast was basic with french bread, salad and pastries but it was fine. Not sure I'd want this for a week though. On the last morning they were doing fried eggs which was a welcome change. The pool area was good and the sunbeds were free which I wasn't expecting. There were a few mattresses for the sunbeds but not enough for everyone. The animation team were ok but they didn't seem to do anything apart from chat to the guests and play in the pool. The room was again basic as there was no TV or fridge. You can pay extra for them but as there was only one english tv channel I didn't think it was worth it. Overall for the price I paid £7 per night I can't complain so if your going for a short break try this hotel.

the hoter was allright but it's not well located. It's far from the sea and they use a bus to take you there. the room was smelly from the humidity of the AC that dosent work. Anyway it's what you expect from 3 stars hotel.

Vu le prix que j'ai payé je m'attendais à un service très moyen que j'aurai accepté (j'étais de passage à hammamet pour 4 nuits et c'était juste pour dormir)..mais bonne surprise le personnel était très agréable,le confort de la chambre y était..je n'ai pas été embêtée (femme seule)..bref c'était très bien pour un 3 étoiles..j'aurais payé 3 fois le prix pour des prestations comparables dans un autre hôtel..donc satisfaite!!!

c'est juste un hotel de passage, donc pas d'extras, pas d'animation, et hotel en pleine rue commerçante.mais nourriture très bonne et chambre confortable mais sans télévision. allez dans cet hotel seulement si vous avez un programme et que vous connaissez La Tunisie. ps Piscine magnifique et personnel agréable.

rooms basic no tv and no choise of food at meal times,staff not very smiley

Bra läge på hotelet ganska centralt. Trevligt pool område. Fast det hänger skylt att man kan växla pengar . .. det kunde man inte gjora.. receptionen jämt hänvisade till banker.. de hade inga tunisiska dinarer. Maten på hotelet var mycket enkelt . frukostar OK men kvällsmaten var rena katastrofen.Själva matsalens interiör kan man ändra med enkla medel och skapa trivsel kännsla.. nu påminner den om skolmatsal.Trots det jag kan rekomenndera hotelet om man vill bo billigt och ganska centrallt.

great and nice

Globalement satisfait de notre séjour, adapté à un budget "serré". Les + : - Accueil et amabilité du personnel. Le serveur et le personnel d'entretien très souriant et détendus. - Prix hors concours par rapport aux 4 ou 5étoiles de Yasmine. - Emplacement moins "touristique" que d'autres, plus ancré dans la ville. - La plage de l'hôtel, desservie par navettes gratuites, ou accessible aisément à pied. Les - : - La piscine est assez sympa. Mais elle est toute la journée entièrement ou en partie à l'ombre des bâtiments. - Pas de tv ni aucun service dans les chambres. (La clim ne fonctionnait pas). - Le service demi-pension déplorable. C'est simple, nous avons mangé un soir et un matin. Immangeable. Certainement pour ne pas faire concurrence à la pizzeria (payante de l'hôtel) qui elle est très bonne. Bref : ne pas compter sur la demi-pension. - Les activités sont chères (ballade en chameau, quad, en mer, massages...) sont chères, et le personnel qui les propose est un peu insistant. Constat soit positif soit négatif (selon les attentes) : très peu de clients français, surtout des allemands, neerlandais, anglais....) Conseil : Pour la navette, prévoir avec l'hôtel avant le départ ou prévoir par ses propres moyens (bus ou train. Sinon, ça coute très cher. Bref, pas mal, si on ne s'attend pas au grand luxe des hôtels de la marina.

Petit hôtel charmant... propre.. belle piscine... un peu loin du vieux Hammamet ou de Yasmine Hammamet, taxi nécessaire si pas de moyen de locomotion... plage privée très chouette, un bus vous y emmène toutes les heures... Nous recommandons cet hôtel

je ferais une mauvaise publicité sur l'hotel sale sale nourriture infecte souri l'hotel ne périte pas 3 étoiles

Hôtel de passe pas terrible. service très bas de gamme (sauf certains).piscine trop petite avec une filtration a l'ancienne (le chlore).la restauration est une catastrophe: en dehors des crudité la soupe et le plats de résistance sont bien meilleur dans un hosto. la climatisation étais très insuffisante dégagent une odeurs de moisissure.pendant tout le séjour nous avons eu droit qu'a une seul savonnette. je ne recommande cet hôtel a personne.

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Manque d'hygiène impressionant (moisissure dans la salle de bain). Aucune animation, beaucoup le surnome "la maison de retraite). Même si nous sommes parti pour nous reposer, nous nous sommes ennuyés à mourrir. Les repas sont composés de : crudités, dinde ou boeuf, melon ou pastèque chaude! Aucune cuisine typique! très déçus

accueil sympatique mais helas la propreté laisse vraiment à désirer pour les chambres, le restaurant ne propose que de la dinde ou du boeuf tous les jours ou presque ce qui lasse, les desserts le melon ou la pastèque sont inmangeables au pays des fruits c'est malheureux. Horaires du PDJ et du diner sont peu fléxibles trop tôt. Autrement le quartier de Hammamet nord est sympa ainsi que tous les commerçants (Chapatti, Time Out).

I'd read some pretty rough reviews of this place before we got there but now I can't imagine why you would give this place a bad review. It's no luxury hotel, but you get what you pay for. The staff are so helpful, our room was clean and cleaned every day, the pool was very pleasant and the pool staff couldn't do enough for you. We were on half-board. The breakfast was a good selection of pastries, salad, bread, meat and cheese. Dinner is usually a choice of two dishes with a salad bar. It's not very vegetarian friendly, but neither is Tunisia in general. The food was generally of a good quality and the staff were again helpful and friendly. The hotel is very good value for money and if you're looking for a nice cheap place to stay in Hammamet I recommend this place. It is walking distance to the medina and the beach.