Nothing to say about the comfort, the cleanliness, the welcome, the dedication of the staff. The setting is pleasant, there is a very large swimming pool. The breakfast services are acceptable given the very economical price, although the offer is rather low-end. Given the tourism situation in Tunisia, the management's effort to keep its hotel upright should be highlighted. But there is a very big problem, and it would seem strange if I were the first to point it out: The hotel is part of a fairly large resort, of which it seems that the first argument of attractiveness is... the nightclub , frequented by many more external guests than there are guests in the rooms, which delivers a deafening flood of sub-bass decibels and rhythmic vibrations, which renders all hope of sleep and rest vain from 19:00 and until 02:00 in the morning during the week, and until 04:00 at night from Friday to Saturday. This is not a mild inconvenience, but a severe medically-harmful nuisance. It should be be more than appropriate and professional to warn customers of this inconvenience at the time of booking. Imagine the disappointment of customers having booked for a long stay, focused on relaxation during the day and a sleep cure at night.... Think about families with young children! This is a real commercial trap, harmful to psychological and physical health.
