We visited for a one-week holiday, via the Loveholiday company, using Easyjet. We paid extra for reserved seats in the plane, a 23kg case in the hold, also a sea-view suite in the 5-star hotel. Total price £490 each! A young couple we met cut out all the niceties and paid only £300. Amazing. This hotel was only on the market in 2022, so all looks fresh. The rooms are well furnished and offer a good sea view if you have booked that type. The beds and sort fillows are very comfortable. Our room cleaner, Saida, excelled herself. Each day, when we returned from the beach, the room looked like an immaculate show room. Many thanks!. The breakfast has freshly squeezed orange juice, and good coffee from two machines. The croissants and other pastries are very good. The baguettes were not so good for a few days. for some reason, but then improved. The main restaurant has well-spaced tables and an amazing range of dishes for dinner. Countless salads, meat dishes and local fish (often grilled whole fish). We stayed recently at Les Orangiers Beach in Hammamet, where the food was nowhere near as good as here. There is a heated indoor pool (32C), a large outdoor pool and... the wonderful Mediterranean, translucent as ever. The 23C temperature was a little cold on entry, but wonderful;y smooth for swimming once you were in. The loungers were fine. but there was the usual problem with shade from the sun. The rather small sun-shades threw their shadow some distance from the pole, and it was never possible to get two loungers in the shade. Bring some factor-50. The sand was great and you could spend the day watching splendid camels and horses near the water's edge. Taxis are unbelievably cheap in Tunisia (15-20 minutes ride for £2), so you can visit Houmt Souk for a seafood lunch in one of the many seafood restaurants there, which are also only a fraction of the cost you would pay in Europe. We were lucky to have blue skies and warm sunshine every day, even in late November. A great holiday.
Outstanding
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