Hotel Alhambra Thalasso

I recommend the hotel, nice, clean, big. Animation in the hotel, swimming pools and sauna. Nice service, good food, freshly squeezed juices. So comfortable bath. Nice and helpful staff. Everything is close: medina, shops, markets, port, offices offering trips.

We had a thoroughly enjoyable 2 weeks at the Alhambra. The hotel is lovely, the rooms are fine and have almost everything you need including a balcony. You do need to bring an iron though. The spa is not included but treatments are very cheap and worthwhile. All the staff were amazing and nothing was too much trouble. The food is very good with a wide selection at every meal. It is mainly Mediterranean and local dishes so be prepared to try something new. The seafood was always fresh, the vegetables [tomatoes, olives etc] so tasty, the desserts were delicious with a large choice, and you must finish your meal with a fresh orange which is the best you'll taste anywhere. Cocktails are included in the "all inclusive" drinks, and the wines and spirits were good. A special thanks to Barman "Brahmi" who couldn't do enough for us. The beach is 400m away and the local shops/Medina a 15 minute walk or short taxi ride. One thing to be aware of is the Tunisian Dinar is a closed currency so you must hand in any currency you have left at the airport before you depart. Rather than giving it to the government, you could always tip the staff before you leave the hotel!

This is a lovely hotel, well situated and within striking distance of a private beach. The hotel was quiet, probably due to the time of year. The rooms were clean and tidy and well maintained. Food was varied and good and drinks were good too. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The local Medina is within 10 mins walk and has a variety of bars and shops. I have been to Tunisia a few times now and can say this was the nicest hotel I have stayed in.

dust in my room and bed uncomfortable

Good value for money and pleasant stay at this all inclusive at £315 pp. incl. flights for 7 nights. Not comparable to 5 stars elsewhere but has a lot of amenities for the price we paid. Rooms clean and cleaned daily. Outdoor and indoor pool with a sauna free to use for all guests. Paid for spa (seperate area but part of the hotel) massage and hamman. Really recommend as both were lovely. Massage also included time in an additional indoor heated sea water pool in the price . You can also pay for the sea pool for half an hour/day. Food was a good selection compared to other all inclusives but definitely catered more towards french/tunisians. Lots of choices for salad and dishes changed daily. Fish of the day, stuffed veg and kebab were favourites. Pizza served at lunch and dinner was often cold. The chef would warm it up for you if asked. Heat lamps not the best so would recommend an early seating to ensure your food is hot. Continental breakfast is good with omlettes and crepes but don't expect a full English. Dont go here if all you want to eat are burgers and chips. A conference was held for a couple of days and we noticed the lunch and dinner quality and choice increased significantly. For example prawn cocktails and shrimp were served during this time. Oranges and dates were the only fruit served except for the occasional strawberry on the chocolate puddings. Noticed no high chairs for children. They have some entertainment budget with a singer and a band playing at the weekend but I think you'd be better off getting a taxi into town as downstairs gets quite busy with families and it becomes hard to find a seat. Entertainers worked hard and constantly checked in to pass on info about the events. The wine was nice. The cocktails used cheap alcohol but this is typical with all inclusives. Wine, beer and branded soft drinks served with dinner. Hot drinks tasted weird from the machines, mint tea was lovely though. Coke zero available. Bar staff very friendly and overall service was amazing. Our stay included a complimentary visit at the a la carte restaurant but the hotel failed to tell us this was only open 2 days a week and so we were unable to go. Location is on the edge of all the resorts but still only 20 min walk from shops and a museum. What would make my review 5 stars: more entertainment in the day such as dance lessons, yoga etc.; better quality cocktails (more coconut in the piña coladas); better hot drinks; stronger heat lamps to keep food hot;more communication about the a la carte restaurant.

Great hotel. Lovely food, great staff and 5 minutes from the beach. Only loses a star because it allows smoking in all areas. Short walk to Hammamet promenade. Rooms are large and well maintained. Local cocktails and beer. Has own spa and shisha and gym. Also has an indoor pool and outdoor pool and kids pool. Tunisian style interior so not to everyone’s taste but we liked it. Stayed through love holiday for @£740 all in.

Hotel is nice great room great food spa and pool amazing would definitely recommend 👍 one down side is I had to pay full tax but I am a Tunisian and don’t have to pay full tax, receptionist didn’t understand and charged me full tax anyway

Decent hotel. Undergoing renovations. Rooms are clean. Food is good. Kids indoor pool in winter is excellent. Staff are polite and helpful. We used this place as a stop to get on a winter sahara trip but the area, Jasmine, is lifeless and boring as hell. Its a compound of huge hotels and nothing else. Only massive hotels for miles. You have to take a taxi 20mins before you see any authentic Tunisia.

We spent the last few days of 2024 till the new year’s eve at this hotel. It was the best experience ever as a family. The kids enjoyed the pool, the food was excellent and the customers service was above and beyond. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone. Thank you and please continue the great hospitality.

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