Hachene Vacations from $612

My wife and I stayed here for 5 nights. Check-in was relatively smooth: we waited for around 15 minutes, but the staff gave us juice during the wait. The room was very clean. The TV worked well but did not have many channels. Breakfast was great! Good coffee and food. The swimming pool was a bit too small, but the beach was nearby. Parking can be an issue as there are not many spots, but the staff helped us with this. The biggest issue is that the hotel is pretty far from restaurants and cafes -- a car and/or taxi is required!

All was greatly, only kitchen staf was not help full But in general was good vacaition

Good staff and amazing facilities !

Service was very hands-off; meaning, in the two nights I stayed there, almost no staff even greeted me. The room was small but sufficient. Food was subpar. Really disappointed that there was no fitness center.

Recently I spent five days at the Seable Hotel with my wife, brother, and niece. We booked three rooms: two through Expedia and one directly on the Seable website. While the two Expedia reservations were confirmed as double occupancy, one room turned out to be a single. There was also a minor issue with the direct reservation. Despite paying for my niece's room in full with my credit card during booking, a "no pay" note was left there. This caused some initial awkwardness, as my brother and niece were my guests on this trip. Despite these initial issues, I was very impressed with the professionalism and understanding of the staff. Once I explained the situation, they addressed it promptly. Overall, the Seable Hotel is a wonderful resort for a relaxing getaway. Having traveled extensively, I can confidently say it was one of my best stays. The resort offers a simple charm, with a focus on cleanliness, delicious food, generous drinks, and amazingly friendly and professional staff. Since I enjoyed my stay and plan to return, I'd like to offer some constructive feedback on two minor points: 1. Housekeeping Schedule: The timing of cleaning activities in some areas seems inconvenient. Specifically, mopping large amounts of water near the breakfast area at 8:00 AM creates an obstacle for guests, particularly elderly patrons. 2. Guest Recognition: As a Tunisian living in the US for over 40 years, I noticed a lack of equal treatment for local guests on a few occasions. I experienced s