Melia El Mouradi Palma Marina Hotel, Port El Kantaoui, Tunisia
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Recent Price: £126
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Hotel Description:
A recent acquisition of the popular El Mouradi chain of hotels and refurbished to a high standard, this five star hotel promises an unforgettable stay of oriental charm in modern-day comfort. Amenities include the Bellevue Restaurant serving an international a la carte menu, the Maritime Restaurant providing hot and cold buffet-style meals, Coffee shop, lounge, cocktail and piano bar, snack bar, Bridge Room, hairdresser and boutique. loading...
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Melia El Mouradi Palma Marina Hotel Reviews
" QUITE SIMPLY THE BEST OVERALL HOTEL... "
Submitted By: Mr M C Barber
QUITE SIMPLY THE BEST OVERALL HOTEL WE HAVE EVER STAYED IN...FROM START TO FINISH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING ROOMS,FOOD,BEACH,POOLS, ALL WERE GREAT AND THE STAFF OUT OF THIS WORLD, GIVE THIS ONE A TRY YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY TRUST ME!!
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- Date of Holiday:Jun 2007
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:Panorama
" My family and I love Tunis, but this... "
Submitted By: Mrs S Dunn
My family and I love Tunis, but this hotel blew us away. It was fantastic, the staff were so nice and polite, so very helpful.
The food was beautiful and room service was spot on. the rooms where very big just what i like.
The pool was great, just lying on the big steps was so relaxing.
The evening entertainment was a bit of a let down but that depends what your looking for.
Brillant hotel/holiday i would recommend this hotel.
The food was beautiful and room service was spot on. the rooms where very big just what i like.
The pool was great, just lying on the big steps was so relaxing.
The evening entertainment was a bit of a let down but that depends what your looking for.
Brillant hotel/holiday i would recommend this hotel.
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- Date of Holiday:May 2007
- Board Basis:All Inclusive
- Tour Operator:on the beach.com
" We booked our holiday a week prior to... "
Submitted By: Miss A Dent
We booked our holiday a week prior to departure as a Panorama Super-Saver allocated on arrival...we chose the guaranteed Melia 5* and at Arrivals in Monastir were told we were at the Palm Marina in Port El Kantaoui. When we arrived at 4am the hotel check-in was quick and we were impressed by the pretty grounds as we walked into the grand marble reception. Our room was VERY big and I have been in a suite that was similar in size to this room. The room had a foyer area with lots of fitted wardrobes with a separate room off for a toilet; a separate room off for a large bathroom and a separate room off for a large bedroom that has a sofa and chair included in the room as well as a make-up type table/chair/mirror...we were very impressed!
The hotel is very clean, towels in room are changed daily and beds made-up every day. The activities are a good balance with Water Polo, Archery and Beach Volleyball being played every day. There are two pools connected via some watery steps and both are very nice. Loungers were plentiful and you could go down to the pool at ANY time of the day and there would be a lounger available.
The hotel also kind of owns the patch of beach directly in front of the hotel so it has its own loungers you do not pay for, but if you want a nice cushioned mat you would just tip the chap who brings it to you. Food was just OK however I always managed to find something I liked - Breakfast had everything you could want including croissants, pain-au-chocolate thru to cereals thru to fresh omelettes. Evening Meal was varied but I thought it was catered more towards the Germans. Also if you want to do a Parasail or Water-ski they are all very reasonably price - we did two separate Parasail and a Water-ski for £20 after a bit of haggling
Outside of the resort you could get big bottles of Water 20p/Coke 75p etc directly opposite in the Royal Kenz hotel (about 2mins walk!) Taxis are plentiful and cheap and the place everyone goes to is the Port which is about 10mins in the cab and will cost you between £1.50-£2 each way. In the Port there are lots of nice restaurants and lots of shops all selling similar things - they can be annoying but if you learn to WALK AWAY then they wont be too bad. If you want to do a boat trip book direct with one of the boats in the port as they are very cheap. We went on the 'Pirate Ship' and the guy will haggle right down to £5 each which is a morning at sea with food/drinks/fruit and a stop-off for a swim which was good fun and all we wanted. We got a cab to Sousse (25mins away and £3 in cab!) and didn’t like the Medina (or market). Full of locals and not too many tourists and all are trying to sell you stuff which is basically all the same.
We had a fantastic time in Tunisia and would definitely go back to either this Hotel or the Imperial Marhaba next door as both were VERY good.
The hotel is very clean, towels in room are changed daily and beds made-up every day. The activities are a good balance with Water Polo, Archery and Beach Volleyball being played every day. There are two pools connected via some watery steps and both are very nice. Loungers were plentiful and you could go down to the pool at ANY time of the day and there would be a lounger available.
The hotel also kind of owns the patch of beach directly in front of the hotel so it has its own loungers you do not pay for, but if you want a nice cushioned mat you would just tip the chap who brings it to you. Food was just OK however I always managed to find something I liked - Breakfast had everything you could want including croissants, pain-au-chocolate thru to cereals thru to fresh omelettes. Evening Meal was varied but I thought it was catered more towards the Germans. Also if you want to do a Parasail or Water-ski they are all very reasonably price - we did two separate Parasail and a Water-ski for £20 after a bit of haggling
Outside of the resort you could get big bottles of Water 20p/Coke 75p etc directly opposite in the Royal Kenz hotel (about 2mins walk!) Taxis are plentiful and cheap and the place everyone goes to is the Port which is about 10mins in the cab and will cost you between £1.50-£2 each way. In the Port there are lots of nice restaurants and lots of shops all selling similar things - they can be annoying but if you learn to WALK AWAY then they wont be too bad. If you want to do a boat trip book direct with one of the boats in the port as they are very cheap. We went on the 'Pirate Ship' and the guy will haggle right down to £5 each which is a morning at sea with food/drinks/fruit and a stop-off for a swim which was good fun and all we wanted. We got a cab to Sousse (25mins away and £3 in cab!) and didn’t like the Medina (or market). Full of locals and not too many tourists and all are trying to sell you stuff which is basically all the same.
We had a fantastic time in Tunisia and would definitely go back to either this Hotel or the Imperial Marhaba next door as both were VERY good.
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- Date of Holiday:Sep 2004
- Board Basis:Half Board
- Tour Operator:Ebookers
The staff were fantastic, could not do enough for you, although the weather was not good when myself and my family went we had a fantastic time.
The rooms were large and clean a little out of date but overall you could not complain,
before going myself and my partner read the reviews and were genuinly a little concerned but we could not fault this hotel, staff or food.
we would reccomend this holiday to anybody this hotel would suit all types of people.
Good for: Beach