Riu Park El Kebir Hotel

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We literally came back from here yesterday and we have loved every minute! Me, my fiancé and my 18 month old daughter stayed here plus a few other family members and although we only arrived back yesterday we are now looking at booking again for next year. The hotel is... more

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Hotel was ok for all inclusive in this area. It did not live up to the Thomsons Platinum standard of hotels in my opinion The hotel was not far from the centre of Hammamet (20 min walk) but not much in between. The rooms where of fair size with TV- the only English Channel... more

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The hotel itself it very nice. The staff were all very helpful and will do anything to help you. The hotel and rooms were kept very clean and the rooms are well decorated. I found the food was nice but not if your British, always chips & pizza. And we only eat breakfast 2... more

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This hotel without a doubt deserves an overall rating of 10. The temperature was in the 30s. The hotel was lovely. The food was fab. The staff went out of their way to welcome you and look after your every need. The entertainment team were excellent - they encouraged you... more

The good things about this hotel are as follows. The beachfront location is superb, the beach is very clean and the water warm. The rooms are spacious and cleaned everyday. The staff are friendly and there is nothing that is to much trouble. Now in my opinion the bad... more

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We booked this holiday having previously stayed in other RIU hotels and it being in the "Platinum" class at Thomson. Hotel and Room ========== The hotel itself is spotless, it is constantly being cleaned, and it shows. We asked for sea view and we did have one, albeit... more

Very pleasant hotel indeed. I can understand some of these reviews that have been wrote about this hotel. I did get a bit fed up with the food after 7 days (But I do in most hotels anyway, can't beat home cooking!) but it was certainly better than some Spanish hotels... more

Hi, I visited the El Kebir in Hammamet in May 2007, we had a slight delay, and arrived 1am. On arrival the reception had drinks waiting for us and a meal. My 1st impressions of the hotel were excellent. I only stayed a week and wished I'd booked for longer. The food was... more

I and my husband booked this holiday as a late deal in February. We went for a week All Inclusive from the 25th February to the 4th March. The first 2 days there was a little rain and wind but after that the weather was very good. The hotel was immaculately clean, and the... more

Visiting Tunisia was a bit of an eye opener, I have since found out that as most of the houses you see along the way appear to be half built, this is in fact the way that most of the residents avoid paying taxes on their property. As if it is un finished, it is exempt. So... more