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As I understand it, the French brought up the Arab staff very well in their time, and the Russians in this hotel have not yet had time to declare themselves from a bad side. The hotel staff, without exception, all Tunisians are friendly and nice, they respect visitors, they can greet you at least the tenth time they meet (although behind the wide smiles of some I note that class and religious hatred is hidden in 'some' instances). We, for example, found that we got bottles of water on the cork from the inside, which are given to the room on a table 2 liters a day, one of the Elamite cleaners stuck chewed gum and twisted it. I don’t know what it was revenge for. leave a tip to the cleaners, although they cleaned only three times in 7 days, since we hung a sign Do not Disturb. But anyway, this small dirty trick happened at the end of the stay and did not spoil the overall excellent impression. That is, no direct rudeness or ignoring of our requests. On any trips, some unpleasant things happen. Often this is due to a lack of understanding of another culture or mentality. Plus, any nation has its own scum And. The Arabs behind the fence are very annoying, although less than in Egypt. On the territory, when communicating with the staff, you feel like in Europe, and maybe even better. The police are very efficient and do a good job.
In my opinion, this hotel is suitable for those who want a relaxing holiday without hanging out, bukhalov, etc. Super food, varied everything, very fresh, lots of seafood, greens, white red rose wine and beer as much as you want. Green territory. Located at the very beginning of Hammamet, far from the center. In order not to be cut off from the world of that, you need to know elementary things in French, Arabic, English or German. While not fucked up go recommend.
In my opinion, this hotel is suitable for those who want a relaxing holiday without hanging out, bukhalov, etc. Super food, varied everything, very fresh, lots of seafood, greens, white red rose wine and beer as much as you want. Green territory. Located at the very beginning of Hammamet, far from the center. In order not to be cut off from the world of that, you need to know elementary things in French, Arabic, English or German. While not fucked up go recommend.
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