Le Hammamet

Sheraton Hotel.. But.. :(

by Erkmen about Sheraton Hammamet Hotel

We have stayed in Sheraton Hammamet Hotel. As we have made a last minute booking, we have selected this hotel because it is a chain of Sheraton hotels and instead of taking a risk, we have selected a known brand.

However this hotel has nothing to do with the Sheraton name. It is a nice 3 stared hotel, ranked as 4 star due to its name. We have totally surprised with its low quality.
The resort is on the beach of Hammamet Riviera. The bedrooms are satisfactory in size and comfortable, Most of them has a sea view. The breakfast and food is standart. We sometimes had our lunch in the hotel and it is relatively cheap..

In order to travel to Hammaet city center you shall take a taxi which costs around 2 USD in day tariff and 3 at nite. The hotel has one Pool approx. 20x20 meter size. No indoor pool. The towels and sunbeds are free of charge. The resort has shuttle services to the nearby golf course in the morning.

like living in a fortress with all mod cons

by yurxlnc about Medina Hotel , Hammamet

Excellent five star hotel.
We were there off season and given a suite which consisted of two bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen and bathroom.
In the 'medina' was a theatre, shops selling handicrafts, brass, carpets, leather.
Although it was crowded, the service was excellent, as was the food. There were enormous meeting facilities [we had a conference],and a swimming pool/pools.,

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by Gianni_F

"Soggiorni e giri in Tunisia"

La prima volta ho soggiornato ad HAMMAMET
Hotel Mediterranee

con tour a Tunisi, Cartagine
nel sud MATMATA, TOUSER, DOUCE, EL JEM,

successivamente
JERBA Hotel 4 season

MAHDIA

"year 2010 26-4..3-5"

soggiornato al Eden Viaggi Villaggio El Borj

Hammamet

by Andreaflem

"Hotel Hammamet Beach"

This was my first holiday abroad needless to say a real culture shock. When we arrived at the hotel and were shown our room I burst into tears and wanted to go home.
Once we settled in, had something to eat and had a look round the hotel I started to get used to the fact Tunisia was very different to England.
The shopping is fine as long as you don't touch or look at something for too long as they will chase you up the street trying to get you to buy.
Plenty of leather goods.
There was a little boy who came round the hotel every night selling fresh Jasmine, a beautifull smell.