Bel Air Hotel

not bad we had a week there food okay could have been more variety but no issues there staff okay freindly and helpful worked there socks off coulntd do enough for u shame managment dont treat them as well rooms okay clean tidy well maintained will go again

we had two weeks in this hotel,dont know where to start,the cockroaches in the bed room wasnt so bad,the air conditioning that never worked,even after swopping rooms,the terrible food,when there was some..badly maintained rooms,the staff where not intreasted because of romours of the hotel closing in october...in the end after paying half board,we ate out,and used other hotels for entertainment(fourati hotel)(byblos hotel)wish we would have stopped at one of these....wouldnt recomend bel air to anyone....plus half of the hotel was closed i:e bowling ally,gym,but still advertised on-line...

2 readers found this review helpful

We arrived a week after four other members of our family, so there were ten of us aged from fifties thirties, twenties and a twelve and six year old. the staff couldnt have been nicer especially Picasso who made each child feel special, there was water sports during the day with a show on every night. We had fire eaters, strong man act, Irish night etc. I must admit I was a bit disappointed on arrival as the place didn't look too good, but we had been travelling for eleven hours and were quite grouchy. After we rested and looked around we found it to be acceptable, the beds and towels were changed regularly and there was a wide variety of food. chips and mash were included. There is a bar inside the hotel which serves frys, paninis, chips, steaks etc. The staff work really hard to make your stay enjoyable and make an effort to get to know your name. taxi's into the medina (where the beach and shops are) is 5 dinar which is less that two pounds 50p. For the price £275 half board from Ireland I think we got a great deal. Would go again if the weather was a bit cooler, it was over 40 degrees

we stay in this hotel in july but we have been there four times before and what has happened to this hotel it has gone down hill fast not clean towels in rooms has seen better days food was not up to there normal standard would not be going back but will still go to tunisa as we love it there

1 reader found this review helpful

this was our third year back at the belair and it was still a fab holiday the staff was all smiles as they get to know you the rooms was clean and cleaned everyday we go back to belair because of the entertainment boys they work very hard day and night with always a smile on their face they work hard on their shows and get better each year keep up the good work boys as for the food that was a different matter im afraid that has gone downhill very badly if you like the same thing every other day thats fine we didnt there was no fresh fruit this year as im not a dessert eater prev years there was lots to choose from but apart from that a fab holiday

1 reader found this review helpful

This hotel is a brilliant establishment . The staff are grate and helpfull. The worst part of the the experiance was the food i would have to say . The rooms are at standerd rate if you want to go on a family holidy . the shops and pubs are very close posible about 5 muinits away . The beach is close and there are always staff around to help you . It is an experience you will never forget . I would recroment this hotel for familys who are looking for a quiet holiday .

4 readers found this review helpful

We hada very welcoming say here. All were very nice and helpful. The entertainment was very good and they made you want to get involved. We were there at a hard time when the volcano went off and Thomas cook took care of everything, so we had no worries (thanks Lorrain and team.) The hotel is a bit rough at the edges, but the people more than make up for this.

4 readers found this review helpful

Hotel very nice with great staff and entertainment. Rooms very well kept and clean, maid service daily. Food was very good with plenty of choice. Onsite facilities were good with great indoor pool as weather was bad. Resort was not so good as most places were derelict and there was nowhere to go, the beach was awful and dirty.Our next visit will be back to Sousse as it has a lot more to offer and is geared up for tourists.

5 readers found this review helpful

We have just retuned from the Belair Hotel, and what a disgusting hotel this is. The rooms were dirty, split matresses,sheets that did'nt fit and stained blankets. Bathroom with craked and broken floor/wall tiles stained bath, rusted shoer/towel rail and towels which were grey/threadbare/stained and mould/fungus on the wallin the bathroom and bedroom. Dining room was not much better, had to find your own cutlery most of the time, stained tableclothes, food either cold or dried out and very repetative, extortionate bar prices. No heating the the main hotel areas, and little or no entertainment. Also music blaring out of bar/cheersbar and entertainers bedroom until 3/4am every day. Bowling alley/tennis courts advertised have not been in use for several years. Dont go to this hotel whatever the price!

7 readers found this review helpful

we stayed at the belair for 2 weeks in july,i have stayed at this hotel previously and it has had some refurbishment done.I can't fault the hotel in any way,the maids are lovely they clean the rooms every day,fresh towels and clean sheets.the entertainmet staff work really long and hard to keep everyone entertained.the restaurant staff are lovely always smiling,soon as we entered the restaurant they would get our drinks.i will be returning to the belair in oct and cant wait.we met some fabulous people especially 2 geordie girls fab memories,