отель - нормальная 4-ка hotel - normal 4-ka

I went with my husband and a child (2 years old). They settled us almost immediately, but they didn’t tell us how to get to the room, they just pointed in which direction, we wandered the corridors with the child and suitcases for a long time, and when we finally entered the room, it turned out to be absolutely not ready to move in - it was not cleaned after the previous tenants! everywhere cigarette butts, bottles, bedding and towels are dirty! the husband went to the reception to sort it out, as a result, for 50 dinars we were given a normal room.
The hotel itself, they say, was once the best in Sousse, the remnants of former luxury are visible, but everything is already a little old. The territory is compact, you can sunbathe on the green grass near the pool or on the beach. The sea is clean, calm in the morning, and windy in the afternoon. It was windy in the morning for a couple of days. the beach. And the tractor, which drove right along the shore in the morning, collected garbage. The biggest disadvantage for me was jellyfish. They look like algae and therefore it is difficult to recognize them, especially if you don’t know what they look like. One of them stung me on the first day, it was very painful, my leg was swollen, at the reception they told me to rub it with wet sand and apply a cut tomato. After a couple of hours, the pain disappeared, but unpleasant memories remained, so the remaining 2 weeks of rest I practically did not swim (( (It’s good that the child was not stung, we then figured them out and caught them periodically under the shore. The trace of the jellyfish burn lasted about 3 weeks!
Nutrition - there is no children at all, therefore it is problematic with small children in this regard, ours ate almost nothing - scrambled eggs in the morning, rolls, fruits. And in general, the food did not differ in variety, but they were not hungry. Delicious ice cream was served in the evenings.

We went to Port el Kantaui for a walk - nothing special, a couple of dozen yachts and a bunch of restaurants that they persistently invite to. I went on an excursion to Carthage myself - informative. didn't have a chance to go. And there were 2 more excursions - a zoo in the wild (with tortured animals) and some traditional Arabic show, in general, the choice is small.
The animation was not very fun, we went to a mini-disco with a child, then we took cocktails and went to the room - a small one to sleep, and ourselves to the balcony) But they don’t have much alcohol. And alcohol in supermarkets is generally not on sale.
In general, we are satisfied with the rest, but we won’t go to Tunisia anymore - there’s nothing special to see there and jellyfish are nasty.