El Mouradi El Menzah

I stayed for eight days and still think of the place. Very good service, nice clean pools to swim in. Good staff especially the animation team. Hi to Belel, Petra, Noara, Hammed and all the rest.

We were looking for a low budget holiday on the beach. We found (with Spanish Travelplan operator) Hammamet and chose the El Mouradi El Menzah Hotel to spend 8 days in Tunisia (from 07 to 14 July). We paid 651€ each with all inclusive, travel insurance, transfers and flight in Karthago Airlines. So far so good… The flight: The Boeing 737 didn’t look very good and this is confirmed when you walk in to the plain. The seats were partially broken, and the trays for the food, one out of three, were ok. The food was tasteless couscous... more

Great location, lovely pool, freindly locals and that's where the good ends and the bad starts. Overworked , surly staff, dirty rooms, low grade, pile it high, feed the masses food. chances of getting a sun bed - low unless you had a side deal with the pool attendants. Thank goodness we only had a week at this hotel, very glad to be back at work

We booked this hotel last minute, so were not sure what to expect after reading some of the other review. We could have booked all inclusive, however I am relieved we just stuck to B&B. Breakfast was a bit ordinairy if you were not up early, you have to hassle a waiter to bring you a knife and fork. The pancake man was only there once-teasing me!!!! The cleaners were fine, no problems, quite amusing what they do with your towel, nightdress etc!!!! The pool was a no go area- everyday there were no seats around it, as I suspect the... more

We also visited this resort at the same time as the below traveller and had pretty much the same experience. If you enjoy going on holiday with lot's of different nationalities then this is the place. I am not a typical brit who has to be surrounded by them on holiday but it is nice to mingle in the evening with other holiday makers and enjoy a drink. This wasn't the case here. This hotel caters for the French, German, Russians and generally eastern europeans. The food is ok, its gets very repetitive and Chicken curry is on the breakfast... more

Hi Fellow Travellers, Well where can i start.... The Hotel - I have to admit the hotel was kept very clean and me and the misses were very happy with this, the food was very average and being all inclusive became very boring after a few days. The staff were helpful, but watch out for the cleaners, they do not understand the concept of knocking on your room to check if your there, they just simple open the door and walk in, first couple of times we understood, but not for the the whole week, the main downside of this hotel was the... more

Our party of 10 people have just returned from The el Mouradi el Menzah hotel in Jasmine Hammamet and are very disappointed.Just some of the bad points are ,the A/I we paid for was very limited as there was no other eating places except for the main dining room for the first week of our stay.No ice cream for the children,no aircon,no safe in .the room,no mini bar,no hairdresser,no internet . On the whole the food was very poor and very scarce, and repititious .I have travelled around the world and I would definately say this is not a 4 star... more

We had a great room, overlooking the sea. Hotel is very good, clean and the staff were excellent too. Loved the pool. Beach just across the road and very clean. Would love to stay here again next year. Was still very hot in October, in 30's every day.

I stayed for a full week in El Menzah and, in the end, I had a good impression. It's a four star hotel however, for european standards, it should be qualified as a 3 star. The room was spacious and it had a nice balcony facing the swimming pool, quite good too. Everything was very clean, but the restaurant had its flaws such as the cleaness of the napkins. The food itself was tastefull and the buffet area had a good variety but was also very confused and hard to get an empty table at the meals "rush hour". The majority of the hotel staff was... more

We visited El Menzah on a week-long package with a French package firm. The food was excellent, with great variety in the buffets. The pool was also very good and clean. Our room looked out on the sea and was comfortable; however, we kept the windows closed during the night as on some evenings there were swarms of mosquitos. This was okay in May, but in July/August (when the temperature can apparently reach up to 45 degrees centigrade), living with the noisy air conditioning might be unpleasant. Overall, we had a nice relaxing week.