Hotel Residence Mahmoud

Extremely limited in food choice Found chicken raw in the centre on first and only night we had dinner in the hotel Breakfast very limited and poor - hard bread , hard cheese every morning Rooms average and dated Fridge Broken in our Room Television had poor reception No WiFi in the Room , fault with Access Point, No Pool as advertised On-The Plus Side; The Staff were very friendly and helpful given the circumstances This could be a lovely hotel if some thought and proper management was put into its running

Solo travelers honestly don’t… I travel quite a bit and was excited as a female I stuck out like a sore thumb understandably due to the culture etc. The restaurant and bar are limited, no cocktails, relaxing beside the pool or beach. The advertisement photo is deceiving as it’s really the most beautiful wall to look at in comparison to the rest of the hotel. Restaurant and bar area is like an old man’s club dim, fill of smoke and smelly. The room was standard, clean sheets, vanity table and a wardrobe but outdated. The hotel needs a face lift. Also, it doesn’t not a beach as stated except an extremely busy road so be careful! If you intend in booking keep in mind this is no a family friendly hotel it’s anything but. Finishing on a good point is the location it’s between Yasmin and Hammamet but you’ll need a taxi.

The hotel is located about a 30-minute walk from Hammamet's city center and 15 minutes from the train station, making it a convenient base for exploring the city and its surroundings. The rooms are clean and well-maintained, though the Wifi did not work despite being advertised as available in all rooms. The staff are polite and speak decent English. As for food, breakfast is good, although the selection is somewhat limited. Several restaurants offering both local and international cuisine are nearby. There’s also a restaurant within the hotel that serves good food, which is a great option for those who prefer to stay in at night. Beer, wine, and other spirits are available at reasonable prices. The swimming pool is clean and well-maintained, and drinks are served poolside, although the service can be a bit slow. The clientele is a mix of Europeans, Tunisians living abroad, and locals. Verdict: While not exactly a peaceful retreat, especially on weekends, this hotel is an excellent base for exploring Hammamet. The price-to-quality ratio is good, and it is relatively affordable by European standards.

Adorable hotel with even nicer employees! The hotel itself is really nice unfortunately theres not much around it. The breakfast is simple yet tasty and the dinner was delicious. The employees also know English and some even know German. It was a nice atmosphere.