“I would return”

We had a fantastic 7 days there. Except I never go back to the same place I would certainly recommend what is truly 5 star hotel. The only thing that I would mention is that the beds were extremely hard. The staff did everything they could to help by supplying duvets for me. I wouldn't go full board at the hotel as except for two nights which are help youself we thought the al le carte menu was boring. You could eat much better in the town. Paradise - with the lush grounds and your own terrace.

“Best hotel in this price range in Hammamet or Sousse”

It is the third time I have stayed here in the last 12 months. It is a 5 star hotel in its service as well as its appearance, unlike many hotels that have the look but don't live up to it so far as service goes. I got the impression that all the staff were specifically trained to deal with clients and offer a high level of service not just "plonked" there as with many hotels. Rooms I had have always been impeccable. This is the best hotel I've visited in Sousse or Hammamet in this price range.

“Very good hotel in Hammamet”

The attention at this hotel is outstanding and the food is excellent. Even though the building might be a little outdated, the whole experience is fantastic. We had a terrific time here and everyone in the hotel did their best to make it such. As we booked half board, we were not in the a-la carte restaurant; however, if you go there they give you a discount acknowledging the fact you already pay for dinner. But even without going to the other restaurants, the menu is incredible good: 5 choices for appetizer, main course and desert. They try to make one vegetarian of each and the rest has a good variety (for example, the main course might be beef, lamb, chicken, fish and one vegetarian dish). The only thing we did not enjoy was the wine price: it was double the price compared to everywhere else, including other 5-star hotels such as La Kasbah. However, prices are still pretty good compared to Canada or Europe I would recommend it to everyone that wants to relax and enjoy good food.

“Great Weekend”

Went to this hotel during EID from Tunis and they never missed a beat even though for the first few days they were still fasting. This hotel is a great place to go and relax. Great service from the front to the guys on the beach getting towels, drinks, setting up chairs. Upon arrival we were offered an upgrade to a 3 room suite that overlooked the sea for our family of 6 rather than 2 small rooms we had booked. Great food, catered well to the large group of 13 that we had so we could all sit together at meals. Nice Beach front.

“It was my sixth time to stay at the Sinbad Hotel & I cannot wait to go back”

This trip, they have refurbished receiption, dining room and some of the rooms. I was so lucky to be given one of the newly refurbished rooms.

“Beautiful hotel in beautiful situation”

The Sindbad is a beautiful, well-run white-painted modern moorish style hotel. All the accommodation is in two-storey blocks reached by shaded arcades and set amidst lush gardens full of bougainvillea, palm trees and Carthaginian archaeological relics. The rooms are elegant and comfortable. Maybe public rooms (and entertainment) are a little bland, but spotlessly clean. The facilities are excellent, staff are friendly and helpful and the situation couldn't be better - right on the wonderful Hammamet beach, with a great restaurant on the beach, bathing terraces and an infinity pool – and just a 20 minute stroll along the beach to Hammamet centre. The breakfasts are great, and so are the buffet dinners but the fixed menu meal on alternate nights are a little bland. Fortunately, there is a great cutprice Thai menu on site for a change. All in all, a perfect venue for a relaxing getaway do nothing holiday.

“Beautiful hotel, well worth the price”

Lush gardens, nice beach, great inside and outside pools, good food, large rooms, peaceful and relaxing hotel--what more can one ask for? Tunisia is a lovely country and this hotel is one of the best places to stay. Don't think twice: book the Sindbad!

“Excellent but for the dining room”

Sindbad is an excellent hotel. We experienced both a superior room and a regular room. Both were clean and large. The superior one is certainly the better. There is a fine beach and the staff is friendly and helpful. The only issue is the a la carte dining room. The food was not bad but the service was noisy and rushed, with a constant pressure to fnish and move on. This was odd, in that the room was not full and there was no line up.

“Amazing, couldn't ask for any more”

The staff were great - very friendly and helpful, food was good, location amazing, the hotle facilities were all there to a decent standard. set in nicely kept grounds, with lovely views.

“Beautiful, relaxing hotel”

The Sindbad Hotel was beautiful. The room was of a really high standard, they even left fresh flowers on our pillow one day. There were little walkways all around the hotel, with well manicured gardens that are lovely. The resort had 4 restaurants. We tried them all, and were really happy with everything. Staff were friendly and polite, we didn't have any issues. It was pretty quiet there, maybe it wasn't peak season yet and there wasn't a ton of things to do, but if you're happy lounging by the pool, reading a book and waiters happy to bring over food and drinks, then no problem. We didnt see much of the surrounding area, but did visit the medina. They did try the hard sell, but I wouldn't say there was any hassling at all. it was all fun, and there was a great selection of stuff to check out. The only problem with the whole trip was getting a taxi from the hotel back to Tunis airport. The rate the hotel charged was far above what we thought we should pay, compared to the taxi we got on the way there. So we ended up asking a local taxi, who arranged a driver to take us back. All in all, great holiday.