El Mouradi Mahdia

Отель, мягко говоря, устарел. Короче говоря, не бронируйте здесь. Напора воды нет, пробок нет, чистящие средства не очень, кажется, что-то размазывают по поверхностям. Кровати твердые, и это после того, как я переехал в люкс в надежде, что номер будет лучше. . (Нет) Приготовление пищи ужасное, чуть не подавился кальмаром, у которого все еще была мембрана (см. фото). Еда холодная, но не волнуйтесь, у них есть одна микроволновка. Я ожидаю, что еда будет одинаковой каждый день, но не в большинство дней. Лучше всего была свежая запеченная на обед питта, но она длится 20 дюймов, так что не опаздывайте. Обслуживающему персоналу наплевать, приходится приносить большую часть еды самому, так как они заняты разговорами, у них нет перца, а соль — одна на 10 столов. . У вас есть таймшер примерно на 1 минуту, а потом она нужна в другом месте. Еда пережарена на гриле, как это произошло, я не знаю, пришлось попросить одного повара перевернуть мои яйца, прежде чем они превратятся в хрустящую корочку. Если вы британец, это место не для вас, в основном французы и немцы. Если вам нужна кровать, вставайте в 7 утра, иначе их нет. Большинство общественных туалетов не смывают и не имеют бумаги, так что держитесь поближе к своей комнате, так как у нас у всех здесь тунисские животы

Upon arrival at the hotel our transfer was around 2- 2.5 hours from the airport, we had a direct transfer without any stops. As we arrived late, there were no facilities open apart from duty free in the airport at night to buy snacks / drinks so make sure you have some if you need it prior to leaving your departure airport or the airplane onboard snacks. At arrival they did however save us some food and plated up a salad, some chicken, rice and potatoes which was a nice touch and gave us a large bottle of water. This was around 11pm. Tunisia is a closed currency so if you need some and haven’t organised this at the airport, there is a cash point approximately 10 mins walk from the hotel. At the hotel our check in process was easy and we were given a selection of rooms to chose from. We chose the sea view which was basic, but definitely fine for our needs. Please note, this hotel probably was a 5* back in the day, but realistically it’s more like 3*. We had 2 single beds, separate toilet and bathroom with a balcony. The tv had Channels but were mainly in French. WiFi throughout the hotel is pretty good though so you can use your phone to stream to the tvs etc if you want to. The room was carpeted throughout and many have criticised this - we personally didn’t see this as an issue as it was cleaned daily and the maids were in the room daily to clean/ change towels etc. The food is relatively basic and repetitive. We came at the start of season so it’s probably unfair to give a full true reflection but we managed to find something to eat everyday without failure, although found breakfast the most limited. There is however cereal, omelettes, eggs and crepes which we tended to eat repetitively. Lunches varied generally with the options being fish or beef with rice or potatoes and similarly with the evening meal with sometimes offering turkey or chicken. At breakfast you can pay 4 dinar for fresh orange - worth it! Please note every day there is Pizza freshly made so at the very least you’ll definitely find something to eat. The bar soft drinks are Fanta/ coke / lemonade, then there is strawberry juice, lemon and orange (these are like dilute but extremely strong). There is also a machine which you can find with breakfast offering pineapple juice, apple, orange, tropical juice etc. again we found we had to dilute with a little water. At the bar you can ask for water and they give you a big bottle of 1.5l which is handy so don’t buy this from the shop on site! As for alcoholic drinks there are local spirits, beer, wine and cocktails. The cocktails vary depending on who makes them but I would say the pina colada was probably the closest to what it should taste like. Please note it is quite pushy for sales of quads/ camels or The spa treatments, equally if you go out into the town of Mahdia make sure you hide your wristband! They use the local “oh I’m a chef at your hotel” technique to lure you into their shops to buy souvenirs. It is ext