Diar Lemdina

Hour-and-a-half late check-in. Dirty, old, dingy room. Music pounding till 5 AM from nightclub. Awful restaurant service. After spending two days with our heads pounding, we wanted to be refunded our final three days and leave. As the director spoke to my husband, I was in our hotel room, contacting Hotels.com to see if they could work out a refund. While there, two of the staff used a key card to get in our room. No knocking, just opened the door to come in. When they saw me there, they apologized and left. I have no idea what they were entering our room for, but that scenario scared my mother-in-law and grandma so much that they didn’t want to stay alone that night, so we ended up staying overnight in their room for security. In the end, the director offered compensation of a massage and hammam, but at this point, we were over it. We couldn’t even look at their faces. Service was just dismissive, rude, and unprofessional. The whole experience left a bad taste in our mouths. One positive note: the bellhop was the only smile we received from service staff. He should get a raise. Hotels.com tried to resolve the issue with the hotel, but we weren’t given a refund. Hotels.com was professional and helpful, offering us coupons to put toward another hotel stay, which we did. Thanks to that, our trip wasn’t entirely ruined. The pictures on this site show a hotel that doesn’t exist. This is not a beachside hotel, so I’m not sure why there are photos of beaches here.

Freindly staff

Mass tourism... Luckily buildings in the shape of an old Medina, rooms however are ordinary and bed as hard as a rock.

Our stay was for 2 nights with breakfast and dinner included (half board). The room was very spacious and clean with comfortable beds and pillows. The room also had a full kitchen but the only dish provided was a pasta strainer. We did not use the kitchen so this was not an issue during our stay. Staff at the hotel were very friendly, and offered games for us to play at the pool. The restaurant for half board meals provided lots of choices for both breakfast and dinner including European continental and Tunisian dishes.

In Yasmine Hammamet there are a few shops in the media selling normal tourist things. I was there for the 4th time, visiting someone, so didn't really need much