Thalassa Sousse Resort & Aquapark Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Considering the value for money, it's not bad. Excellent sea view. Half an hour for the registration of the check in seems excessive to me. Hearty meals. Wifi works fine. TV channels need a technician to tune them, I couldn't

Massive hotel with 618 rooms, fresh and sea water pools and its own beach. Stayed here for two nights at the end of a small-group tour of Tunisia. Friendly helpful staff. Large rooms with all mod cons. Huge choice of food at breakfast and (buffet) dinner.

As a five-star hotel, this price is really beautiful. The dissatisfaction is that the two single-bed rooms are not big beds but two small beds. This is suitable for families and for one person. It is not right, asking for a big bed to be pushed off, the pool gym service is not good, no need for bath towels, the room is generally good, compare the price of the surrounding five-star hotel is the best

Definitely not a 5* but can’t fault it too much, the hotel was clean, staff were all friendly and welcoming - especially bar/ waiting on staff. Animation team were absolutely brilliant with us the whole time we were there. Always very cheerful and fun doing pool activities and getting involved with the guests. Only 1 problem with the staff was the guy who took our luggage of us, seemingly can’t of give him a good enough tip for then on he was rude towards us spoke to everyone else but not to us even when spoken too. Which was a shame because tips shouldn’t determine how you should treat someone. Bed & pillows were very comfy, the room was a good size plenty of space. We had a view facing the beach which was a nice view especially watching the sunrise in the morning - only problem was the noise at night time was very noisy especially on weekends could do with some better doors to block the noise the out. The handle to our balcony door was broken. Food was good, lots of different choices but was same throughout all week apart from Saturday, got a little sick of eating the same things. Puddings were great. Good location for the hotel, beach right opposite the hotel, lots of shops and restaurants close by within walking distance everyone even in the shops were welcoming and friendly. Pool area was good a nice big pool and big selection of sun lounges ( you have to go early to get a decent sun lounger) chilled music played throughout the day in pool area which was nice and relaxing. Lots of shade for when you get too warm in the sun. Although we didn’t have housekeeping in our room they were more than happy to help when we needed. Very friendly always got a good morning and good afternoon of them.

As a coastal tourist city in Tunisia, Sousse has low consumption. The hotel has free parking. There are police and security personnel at the entrance, and it feels like it is being guarded by layers. The hotel has a private beach, booked sea view rooms, directly facing the sea. But the room facilities are old. The hotel has three meals, and the buffet has many varieties, which is very good. Many elderly people in Europe come to live for a few months and feel like a European nursing home.

It took us a few days to get to used to the surroundings and everything the hotel has to offer, it was a lot of self discovery and asking. Signage or a welcome book would go along way for guests. Overall the hotel was a great place for a relaxing a**osphere for our little family, the animation team are incredible and deserve big raises for what they do for the guests, they give everything and made our holiday super special for our 2 year old. My recommendations for the hotel is to upgrade the food options to cater to vegetarians and others and it would upgrade the hotel a lot. With some more TLC around the hotel it’s defo one to choose.

maybe my review of the hotel will not be entirely objective, because Tunisia is an amazing country, an open-air museum, and two weeks was not enough for us to see everything. the hotel is a solid, cool building on the seashore, without territory and animation. Breakfast and dinner are tolerable, their lasagna is delicious! Italian restaurants in Ukraine are far from it)) The beach is fenced off with a fence, so there are practically no strangers there, sunbeds, umbrellas, sand, gentle sea, everything is fine. in the evening there is nowhere to walk nearby, so you need to drive to Port El Kantaoui (tourist area) or the old town of Sousse (exotic). The main thing to do in Tunisia is to travel, take excursions, believe me, even the second time is GREAT! Sidi Bou Said is a charming town, if you are lucky enough to visit there without a tour - sit in a cafe upstairs, the view from there is a hallmark of Tunisia. Bordeaux Mosaic Museum, the capital of Tunisia, Kairouan, Sahara, Star Wars filming location, desert oasis (bathing in the lake), Colosseum. You will be lucky if the guide is educated, like ours, a Russian female orientalist. She will make you fall in love with the country 100%)) what to buy - olive oil, ANYTHING! everything there is of the highest quality, ”gold of Tunisia”, coffee (there is a shop in Sousse, you will find it by smell))), leather, bags, spices, lovers can take plates and all sorts of exotic things. in a word, do not sit still, it is interesting there. But if you need a seal vacation, then the hotel and maybe the country you need to choose others.