Kies je hotel in Ben Arous

'Everything what you need for a relaxed holiday. Verry helpfull. Nice location. '

'Wi-Fi doesn’t work TV. It doesn’t work because there’s no Wi-Fi ,roaches in the bedrooms terrible so-called continental Breakfast , the only good thing about it is the cleaning lady her name is Fatma she was great , AC was working and a hot water was hot. That place should not be called. Hotel should be MOTEL not four stars for sure half star if that. The ministry of tourism of the Tunisian government are sleeping in the wheels. Expedia do some homework on those things please thank you.'

'Das Hotel hat einen hervorragenden Service, das Personal war sehr freundlich, das Zimmer war sauber und gut gepflegt, und die Lage war ideal'

'J'ai étais super bien accueilli, j'ai passé un très bon séjour, le coin était calme et agréable, un super relationnel.Je recommande et pourquoi pas revenir .'

'The owner and his contact on location were very friendly and reachable for help. Place was clean with all the accommodations, even clean sheets. '

'Consigliatissima…!!!! La struttura si trova in una zona molto ben servita e tranquilla,la casa completa di tutto, molto spaziosa e silenziosa….nelle vicinanze negozi, bar e supermercato Carrefour…Wassim disponibile per qualsiasi richiesta….se dovessi tornare sicuramente tornerei in quella casa….'

'Perfect'

'We stayed in a junior suite as a family of four (2 adults and 2 kids), and overall we had a really pleasant experience. The suite was spacious, with a separate kitchen and sitting area and 2 bedrooms. which made it feel more like an apartment than a hotel room. The beds were very comfortable with good quality mattresses – we all slept really well. The room was clean, although a few things were broken, like a cracked stove top in the kitchen. It's also worth noting that there were no dishes,...

'If you like resorts, this is a nice one. Disadvantages: a bit far from everything, no public transport (although taxi's are readily available and cheap), the surroundings (restaurants, clubs) were all a bit dead when I visited in May. '