The staff are very welcoming and friendly and they deals with guests like they are family member not a customer.
The location good and safe.
the break fast need to be upgraded by adding more items.
The staff are very welcoming and friendly and they deals with guests like they are family member not a customer.
The location good and safe.
the break fast need to be upgraded by adding more items.
Ahmed
Reviewed October 19, 2024Reviewed October 19, 2024
It was our fifth stay in this hotel over the last 3 years, and once more we have been very satisfied with the experience. As known, the overall situation in Tunesia is not very appealing but the hotel is coping very well with the difficult circumstances. Therefore, we continue to recommend visiting this place.
It was our fifth stay in this hotel over the last 3 years, and once more we have been very satisfied with the experience. As known, the overall situation in Tunesia is not very appealing but the hotel is coping very well with the difficult circumstances. Therefore, we continue to recommend visiting this place.
Third time in this hotel, and as usual, welcoming staff, clean, and comfortable rooms, very decent breakfast , location is good, and easy access to old Madina "twenty minutes good walk" and the airport is a short drive, for tranquility and peace of mind I do strongly recommend this hotel
Third time in this hotel, and as usual, welcoming staff, clean, and comfortable rooms, very decent breakfast , location is good, and easy access to old Madina "twenty minutes good walk" and the airport is a short drive, for tranquility and peace of mind I do strongly recommend this hotel
Tremendous luxury hotel with friendly staff, right on the beach. Great for kids, hUGe infinity pool, lovely afternoon teas available. While the hotel's website states that there are no restaurants on the beach after September, they really should consider having food options down there when the weather is still so lovely. Terrible pillows. Lovely bathroom.
Tremendous luxury hotel with friendly staff, right on the beach. Great for kids, hUGe infinity pool, lovely afternoon teas available. While the hotel's website states that there are no restaurants on the beach after September, they really should consider having food options down there when the weather is still so lovely. Terrible pillows. Lovely bathroom.
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed October 22, 2019Reviewed October 22, 2019
Great hotel and great people there. Every one working there is helpful. Ferais arranged all my trips in the south with his friend who is excellent. I had excellent tour of south of Tunisia
Great hotel and great people there. Every one working there is helpful. Ferais arranged all my trips in the south with his friend who is excellent. I had excellent tour of south of Tunisia
PURUSHOTTAM
Reviewed October 20, 2024Reviewed October 20, 2024
This was a stunningly beautiful Tunisian Villa, authentically restored to its origins as a 17th century merchant's home in the heart of the souk. It was an authentic cultural experience with old world hospitality and modern necessities, free wi-fi and updated western bathroom. I was unfortunately here for only a short business stay, but I would describe the hotel as extraordinarily cozy and romantic. Delicious Tunisian meals were served in the beautiful interior courtyard. Staff were friendly...
This was a stunningly beautiful Tunisian Villa, authentically restored to its origins as a 17th century merchant's home in the heart of the souk. It was an authentic cultural experience with old world hospitality and modern necessities, free wi-fi and updated western bathroom. I was unfortunately here for only a short business stay, but I would describe the hotel as extraordinarily cozy and romantic. Delicious Tunisian meals were served in the beautiful interior courtyard. Staff were friendly...
The hotel is well located, very clean with extremely nice and friendly staff. Breakfast was good although the range of foods (especially fruits) was not exceptional. The restaurant food was also good. The pool is s welcome amenity although on the small side. All in all a very good experience.
The hotel is well located, very clean with extremely nice and friendly staff. Breakfast was good although the range of foods (especially fruits) was not exceptional. The restaurant food was also good. The pool is s welcome amenity although on the small side. All in all a very good experience.
The staff and managers are very friendly and helpful. The room is comfortable and clean. Prices are very reasonable. If you're driving, they have secure underground parking. And the breakfast buffet is very nice.
The staff and managers are very friendly and helpful. The room is comfortable and clean. Prices are very reasonable. If you're driving, they have secure underground parking. And the breakfast buffet is very nice.
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