Hoteles con Aparcamiento en Gobernación de Mahdia, Túnez

Últimamente para nuestras vacaciones elegimos Iberostar, este ha sido de largo el peor de todos. Y que conste que no doy menos valoración porque los trabajadores de los bares y restaurantes son súper atentos y agradables. En este caso la comida súper repetitiva, las cenas con tematicos, tapas, italiano...Un desastre...creo que tendrían que enviar a alguien que les enseñe a cocinar a los cocineros cocina internacional, seguro que la comida nacional la bordan, pero el resto es un desastre, no se puede hacer sushi de la mortadela que sobra del desayuno, ni que un cocinero no sepa hacer una pizza que te den ganas de tomar otro trozo...”Entiendo”que no sepan hacer bien un combinado, por tema religioso no prueban lo que hacen, pero es que le meten alcohol a las copas a saco, imposible beberlas para eso se ha inventado el medidor, en un hotelito del montón que no me sepan hacer un mojito vale aquí es un pecado. Recepción un desastre y encima nadie habla español. Las excursiones hay que pagarlas en efectivo nada de tarjeta, hay que salir del hotel a las calles, buscar un cajero y regresar con el fajo para pagarlas. Ir con el transporte mirado desde el aeropuerto al hotel, me arrepentí no contratarlo en España, pensando que era muy caro y como leí en Internet que hay taxis en el Aeropuerto, si los hay pero son unos auténticos estafadores, 550 Dinares me cobraron, conseguí uno con taxímetro, y me dio una vuelta completa a Túnez antes de dejarme en el Hotel a las 5 de la mañana, por cierto el Hotel me habían dicho que no tenían la recogida en Aeropuerto, pero curiosamente si que te llevan al Aeropuerto 320 Dinares, el problema es que allí todo lo hay que pagar por adelantado y en efectivo. La playa es muy buena y con agua cristalina, tienen servicio de bar en las tumbonas algo perfecto, estaban ampliando las tumbonas para la temporada alta, ahora no había para todos, nos tocó la segunda semana la toalla en la arena, como en Benidorn la gente se levanta a la 7 para poner las toalla y reservar la tumbona para todo el día. La animación de día sinceramente no suelo usarla, la de la noche fui al primer espectáculo unos equilibristas africanos... no esperé al segundo. Los artistas de la terraza, menos un dúo que animaban algo, los otros artistas en vivo, como en todos los Iberostar te dan ganas de irte a dormir, violinista, saxofonistas...será por grupitos que lo hacen de coña y animan un montón, no es posible que pongan a alguien a cantar que no sepa ni las canciones...

Myself and my husband have just returned from 10 days all inclusive atay at thalassa mahdia.the actual travel time to the hotel is 2.5 hours away from enfidha airport. First impressions were good we were quickly checked in and as it was lunch time we went straight through for lunch.we had a walk round see what was available and everything looked nice.we had to find our own seat which was quite annoying with a plate of food.i went and got a drink in which I can only describe as a thimble sized glass. We were showed to our room which was a ground floor room with a pool view which was nice but we decided to move room day after as I was a very dark room so we had a top floor(3 floors) which had pool and sea view much nicer .breakfast is probably the best meal to have so fill up ...the omelette are beautiful and made fresh and quickly .the only grumble I've got with breakfast was the toaster was turn off as a chef does a basket of toast which goes hard and cool very quickly. Plenty of coffee but I personally take my own tea bags...I'm British lol Food is okay but little repetitive but that's all inclusive for you The pool and surroundings are very pretty. Plenty of sunbeds .there is a lot of flys and bugs which normally I get eaten alive no matter where I go.TOP TIP put some tea tree oil in your suncream or oil and they tend to stay clear. The pool bar is nice but the barman needs to learn to smile and have some manners . The animation team are really nice especially sasha who does the mini club but all are friendly.didnt really do a lot of activities throughout the day but the aqua gym is funny and good.you can get a towel from reception for 20 Tunisian dinar deposit but keep the receipt The hotel it's self is a bit dated but spotless couldn't fault the cleaners and maids. We did however feel a little isolated as we were the only two English in the hotel mainly French. If you need a cash point the closest place is a bout a 20 min walk to a change bureau left from the hotel. There is a little shop downstairs near the spa but it's very small and limited choice .I didn't use the spa or the indoor pool.a gentleman who sits by the beach entrance shows you various trips and excursions to go on we opted for the pirate ship which was okay but small ...no alcohol is on the actually boat but you can take some or they give you soft drinks and quite a pleasant meal which is cooked on the boat. We both have been Tunisia many times different parts and areas not sure if we would return to thalassa

Últimamente para nuestras vacaciones elegimos Iberostar, este ha sido de largo el peor de todos. Y que conste que no doy menos valoración porque los trabajadores de los bares y restaurantes son súper atentos y agradables. En este caso la comida súper repetitiva, las cenas con tematicos, tapas, italiano...Un desastre...creo que tendrían que enviar a alguien que les enseñe a cocinar a los cocineros cocina internacional, seguro que la comida nacional la bordan, pero el resto es un desastre, no se puede hacer sushi de la mortadela que sobra del desayuno, ni que un cocinero no sepa hacer una pizza que te den ganas de tomar otro trozo...”Entiendo”que no sepan hacer bien un combinado, por tema religioso no prueban lo que hacen, pero es que le meten alcohol a las copas a saco, imposible beberlas para eso se ha inventado el medidor, en un hotelito del montón que no me sepan hacer un mojito vale aquí es un pecado. Recepción un desastre y encima nadie habla español. Las excursiones hay que pagarlas en efectivo nada de tarjeta, hay que salir del hotel a las calles, buscar un cajero y regresar con el fajo para pagarlas. Ir con el transporte mirado desde el aeropuerto al hotel, me arrepentí no contratarlo en España, pensando que era muy caro y como leí en Internet que hay taxis en el Aeropuerto, si los hay pero son unos auténticos estafadores, 550 Dinares me cobraron, conseguí uno con taxímetro, y me dio una vuelta completa a Túnez antes de dejarme en el Hotel a las 5 de la mañana, por cierto el Hotel me habían dicho que no tenían la recogida en Aeropuerto, pero curiosamente si que te llevan al Aeropuerto 320 Dinares, el problema es que allí todo lo hay que pagar por adelantado y en efectivo. La playa es muy buena y con agua cristalina, tienen servicio de bar en las tumbonas algo perfecto, estaban ampliando las tumbonas para la temporada alta, ahora no había para todos, nos tocó la segunda semana la toalla en la arena, como en Benidorn la gente se levanta a la 7 para poner las toalla y reservar la tumbona para todo el día. La animación de día sinceramente no suelo usarla, la de la noche fui al primer espectáculo unos equilibristas africanos... no esperé al segundo. Los artistas de la terraza, menos un dúo que animaban algo, los otros artistas en vivo, como en todos los Iberostar te dan ganas de irte a dormir, violinista, saxofonistas...será por grupitos que lo hacen de coña y animan un montón, no es posible que pongan a alguien a cantar que no sepa ni las canciones...

Myself and my husband have just returned from 10 days all inclusive atay at thalassa mahdia.the actual travel time to the hotel is 2.5 hours away from enfidha airport. First impressions were good we were quickly checked in and as it was lunch time we went straight through for lunch.we had a walk round see what was available and everything looked nice.we had to find our own seat which was quite annoying with a plate of food.i went and got a drink in which I can only describe as a thimble sized glass. We were showed to our room which was a ground floor room with a pool view which was nice but we decided to move room day after as I was a very dark room so we had a top floor(3 floors) which had pool and sea view much nicer .breakfast is probably the best meal to have so fill up ...the omelette are beautiful and made fresh and quickly .the only grumble I've got with breakfast was the toaster was turn off as a chef does a basket of toast which goes hard and cool very quickly. Plenty of coffee but I personally take my own tea bags...I'm British lol Food is okay but little repetitive but that's all inclusive for you The pool and surroundings are very pretty. Plenty of sunbeds .there is a lot of flys and bugs which normally I get eaten alive no matter where I go.TOP TIP put some tea tree oil in your suncream or oil and they tend to stay clear. The pool bar is nice but the barman needs to learn to smile and have some manners . The animation team are really nice especially sasha who does the mini club but all are friendly.didnt really do a lot of activities throughout the day but the aqua gym is funny and good.you can get a towel from reception for 20 Tunisian dinar deposit but keep the receipt The hotel it's self is a bit dated but spotless couldn't fault the cleaners and maids. We did however feel a little isolated as we were the only two English in the hotel mainly French. If you need a cash point the closest place is a bout a 20 min walk to a change bureau left from the hotel. There is a little shop downstairs near the spa but it's very small and limited choice .I didn't use the spa or the indoor pool.a gentleman who sits by the beach entrance shows you various trips and excursions to go on we opted for the pirate ship which was okay but small ...no alcohol is on the actually boat but you can take some or they give you soft drinks and quite a pleasant meal which is cooked on the boat. We both have been Tunisia many times different parts and areas not sure if we would return to thalassa