Written on: 04/10/2007 by jjleroux
Dates: 26th sept - 3rd Oct 07. Hotel: Hotel Les Citronniers, Hammamet
INTRO
Okay, I've been thinking about how I should write this and I'm going to try and portray our holiday as much as possible. So I'll start at the beginning. I hope you manage to read all of this if you plan on staying at this hotel or even visiting hammamet because I wish I'd read a review like this before our visit! I've titled the paragraphs so that you can slide and skip bits if you want to.
THE BEGINNING
We booked...
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Written on: 20/06/2005 by ginat90 (1 review written)
Stayed at the Bel Air Hammamet, very dirty resort, hotel very tired and needed updating, music blasting out at the pool (no chance of sleeping). Karoake cancelled every night, rubbish food, warm spam and margarine type cheese, hard bread for breakfast. Dinner never was sure but I and many guests had a bad stomache ache for a few days. (read more)
Written on: 05/04/2005 by bjansz (1 review written)
From the moment we arrived, until the moment we left, we were made very welcome by all the hotel staff. Service in all areas of the hotel was excellent, and the rooms were cleaned daily. The pool is clean and well-maintained. It is about a 5-minute walk to the beach, where the hotel has its own snack bar in the shade, with sun-loungers for rent. Our group consisted of 2 adults and 4 children aged between 12 and 18, and we all enjoyed our 7-night stay at Les Citronniers, so called after the... (read more)
Written on: 29/09/2008
I found this review helpful because...We are going here on 19th October and were a bit apprehensive about hotel but this review cheered us up a bit
Written on: 12/09/2004 by DaveCarlos (1 review written)
This is a wonderful hotel for those who want a quiet stay in Tunisia. Family run by the brothers Chebbli, there is a wonderful atmosphere here. They really try to meet guest's needs and usually succeed. This is only a two star hotel in terms of facilities but the service is five star. Not ideal for families. The pool is small and there is no children's entertainment at all. Staff are super friendly and very helpful. Meals are superb both English and Tunisian cuisine. (read more)
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Maxdob's Response to 315050_jjleroux's Review
Written on: 11/10/2007
I found this review helpful because it was full of useful information and well written. - Thanks