Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
3.0
Service:
1.0
Cleanliness:
1.0
Food:
3.0
Amenities:
1.0
Were in May. The holiday was full of disappointments. Never got hit like that before.
Immediately about the pros. More or less decent dinners and well-kept grounds. The photos come out great. That's all.
The hotel was chosen according to one criterion: reviews of tourists. They are the highest. As it turned out, this is the result of a paid PR campaign. Russian tourists are now coming here. In vain. They don’t like Russo tourists here, they try to spoil on the sly. All tearful enthusiasm about the replacement of numbers with presidential ones have no basis. In a half-empty hotel, it was possible to achieve a normal room with working plumbing only after two days. And this is after regular trips to the reception and demands to ensure human conditions of life. Friends were worse. The sewer manhole under the window stank unbearably. At the same time - a lot of free rooms. So we lived with the closed door to the balcony. However, the rest of the French and Italian pensioners are also not particularly favored. There is absolutely nothing for kids to do here. The lazy animator came into view twice in ten days.
The beach and the sea are a different story. The owners of the hotel save on cleaning. The result - between the sand and the water's edge - a five-meter strip of camel dung and decaying algae. It stinks and won't let you in. The dates of May 5-6 began to be removed - a two-meter passage appeared. Anyway, we went to swim at other beaches. These same algae are nailed to the territory of the hotel and the sea is clear only at 7 in the morning. At 9 it's more like vegetable soup. SOUL NO! And is it a five? At best, three with a minus by European standards. Never again here. However, the whole of Tunisia is a country of one-time tourism. The descendants of proud Bedouins and ferocious pirates have degenerated into petty, annoying swindlers who squeeze change and cheat with prices.
By the way, I do not advise you to go with Pegasus. The plane flies to Monastir - it's far, an hour and a half from the airport. And they saw their guide once in ten days.
Immediately about the pros. More or less decent dinners and well-kept grounds. The photos come out great. That's all.
The hotel was chosen according to one criterion: reviews of tourists. They are the highest. As it turned out, this is the result of a paid PR campaign. Russian tourists are now coming here. In vain. They don’t like Russo tourists here, they try to spoil on the sly. All tearful enthusiasm about the replacement of numbers with presidential ones have no basis. In a half-empty hotel, it was possible to achieve a normal room with working plumbing only after two days. And this is after regular trips to the reception and demands to ensure human conditions of life. Friends were worse. The sewer manhole under the window stank unbearably. At the same time - a lot of free rooms. So we lived with the closed door to the balcony. However, the rest of the French and Italian pensioners are also not particularly favored. There is absolutely nothing for kids to do here. The lazy animator came into view twice in ten days.
The beach and the sea are a different story. The owners of the hotel save on cleaning. The result - between the sand and the water's edge - a five-meter strip of camel dung and decaying algae. It stinks and won't let you in. The dates of May 5-6 began to be removed - a two-meter passage appeared. Anyway, we went to swim at other beaches. These same algae are nailed to the territory of the hotel and the sea is clear only at 7 in the morning. At 9 it's more like vegetable soup. SOUL NO! And is it a five? At best, three with a minus by European standards. Never again here. However, the whole of Tunisia is a country of one-time tourism. The descendants of proud Bedouins and ferocious pirates have degenerated into petty, annoying swindlers who squeeze change and cheat with prices.
By the way, I do not advise you to go with Pegasus. The plane flies to Monastir - it's far, an hour and a half from the airport. And they saw their guide once in ten days.
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