“Good for relaxitation”

The hotel is in good condition and the staff are friendly. The good things about the hotel is its price and its private beach.

“Abou Nawas Hammamet”

The hotel was right on the beach. We were able to walk from the pool to the beach. Very relaxing. Not as modern as other hotels, but had a wonderful time.

“Strongly recommend the Abou Nawas!”

My wife and I recently spent a week at this hotel and we were thoroughly delighted with our stay. The hotel is low rise and is set in lovely grounds right on a white sandy beach. The staff were ultra polite, courteous and helpful. The meals (buffet breakfast & dinner) were of good quality and the menu varied. Our room was spacious and all rooms have either a balcony (1st floor) or sit out verandah (ground floor). We got a great deal on half-board basis through Expedia and recommend the hotel to anyone wishing to visit Tunisia. (Just be firm with touts in the medinas trying to sell you their wares! Offer them 1/3rd of the asking price to begin bargaining!)

“its more like a 3 star rating than 5.”

Air conditioning only on for 3 hours a day.Some nights the heat is very uncomfortable.No hot water for showers at 6am if you are catching a flight.Very limited entertainment.They charge you for the room service as well as for the drinks/ snacks sent to your room. Breakfasts very limited in choice.

“not impressed”

this hotel is meant to be a 4star,definately not in our opinion or British 4 star standards.Mostly for Eastern Europeans ,infact we were the only British family;not a concern really and improved our French .Most of the staff have some English.Be prepared for hassle as soon as you step out of the hotel.Be prepared for not much to do except a fairly good water park nearby.Hotel entertainment very mediocre.Thought Hammemet was awful and even more hassle Weather fabulous and there were a few indivdual staff who were very nice; so not all doom and gloom; definately not rush back here though