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Review Date:Sep 9, 2010

Shame

I booked a stay in May 2010 in this hotel. c is shameful. Rooms overlooking a construction site dust, hair and hair on the floor, stains on the blankets, towels yellowed and stained sheets in the same condition, bathtub clogged, water exiting the shower or tap green color pond walls the shower suspicious traces of dirt and fat, and the ultimate: traces of faeces on the wall next to the toilet! A host of pledges of a household can not be more regular and thorough! Note that this room was the second that we were assigned, the first being in the same state of filth, but overlooking the street and a building site. I have little attraction for the song of cranes in the morning. The hotel is located deep in the hotel zone and is surrounded by construction sites. The beach access is across a site riddled with garbage and excrement of camels and horses. Range that is otherwise covered litter also offers various benefits in the section reserved for the hotel of a quality level equivalent to the rest. In other words: nothing. Parasol and deck rusted broken. Equipment that is more acceptable to the pool is relegated to the beach. Note in addition that that beach is parasitized by a deafening volume music. It is also the only beach along the 6km separating us from Hammamet, which broadcasts the music as loud and in this musical register. In the water of the outdoor pool float a multitude of white particles, suggesting a breakdown of some kind. The pool area are also subject to excessive music volume and program worthy of a nightclub. Saunas and steam room are broken and instead are two rooms with broken windows and unhealthy stagnant water, which open onto the pool room and interior are in sight. The hotel has never wanted to open the Moorish cafe located on its premises. Not even a cup of tea with mint or a shisha.