Hotelresorts in Middellandse Zee

'Great staff and attention to detail. Close by to many attractions'

'eten is niet denderend en uitgebreid. personeel doet zijn werk maar dat is het dan niet zo vriendelijk.'

'Hotel is still under finishing. Painting material and furniture empty packings are thrown everywhere. No maintainace staff . If your AC broken out, you can change the room or you have to stay in if no availability . Fresh staff with no training or experience . Even the manager do not understand the booking online or hospitality. I forced to leave my room after checking in .My room with advertised as sea view however I was offered other room as the available one.'

'La variétŵ des activités'

'El Mouradi Djerba is a nice hotel, with a lot of pools and next to the see. amazing staff. Food can be better organised, water was not cold or empty. Food in El Mouradi Hammamet was perfect!!!! Maybe talk with the sister hotel to improve the food department.'

'Despite staying in the 5-star Villas section, we had to walk across the resort 4–5 times daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, using the same restaurant as guests from the 4-star Sandy Beach section. Over 15 days, walking more than 10,000 steps per day in extreme heat became exhausting and unacceptable. A restaurant next to the Villas ERMIS is unavailable to Villa guests as only used for a-la-cart. The biggest disappointment was the food. While salads and cheeses were plentiful, the hot meals...

'Kamers waren net en proper. Niet veel wachtrij in de restaurants en veel keuze.'

'Het personeel was aardig wat mij betreft meer personeel bij de bar. soms stond er lange rijen. Verder voor de prijs was het wel oke.'

'Sehr freundliches Personal, gutes Essen, sehr schöner Ausblick, Preise für Cocktails und Getränke sind in Ordnung.'

'The room wasn't really clean; we had ants in the wardrobe. The staff were indifferent, and the food wasn't the best—Friday's dinner consisted of leftovers from the entire week. We will never return to this hotel. There is a huge difference between the one in Hammamet and the one in Djerba.'