Best Hotels in Nabeul

There is no one of the best hotels in Tunisia. The breakfast is very rich. You can't have an extra bed. The location of the hotel is a bit remote. You need to take a taxi for six or seven hundred yuan. If you are good at English, you can get a few dozen dollars in the car. The swimming pool is very big. The restaurant is very difficult to eat, except for the breakfast, it is recommended to bring your own snacks in Tunisia.

The hotel is overall amazing, the staff are incredibly friendly snd can't do enough for you. The rooms are cleaned everyday to a high standard. The bar staff are so attentive and friendly. The entertainment staff are second to none, they are friendly, so kind, great with the kids and the shows in the hotel are really good. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone

Stop at Royal Nozha to discover the wonders of Hammamet. The hotel offers guests a range of services and amenities designed to provide comfort and convenience. Facilities like facilities for disabled guests, Wi-Fi in public areas, valet parking, car park, room service are readily available for you to enjoy. Designed for comfort, selected guestrooms offer separate living room, internet access – wireless, air conditioning, heating, mini bar to ensure a restful night. Access to the hotel's private beach, fitness center, sauna, outdoor pool, indoor pool will further enhance your satisfying stay. For reliable service and professional staff, Royal Nozha caters to your needs.

I wrote this as a list on the plane on the way home, while it was still all fresh in my mind Good Staff - such as Morgan - so sweet Garden Pool to sea - stunning vista Food hit and miss but great variety Night out - New Year’s Eve was a fantastic night really genuinely authentic Arabic Indoor pool - warm and clean No screaming or tantrummy kids Bad Gym - any gym bunny will find this extremely disappointing - machines are very dated. Weights are not even in pairs and very sporadic. Many are missing. There’s not even 1/4 set! Pillows - on our bed, the pillows were really lumpy. Pretty disgraceful to be honest. Hard bed - neither myself, nor my partner were comfortable on this bed at all. You’d wake up with your hips aching - it is so hard One socket - one electrical socket for the entire bedroom miles away from the mirror, so I was doing my hair and guessing it!! Loo paper - the hotel makes the classic mistake of getting cheap toilet paper, which means it lasts no time and crumbles upon use (women!) Staff over hover taking things too soon Spoons - every meal they move them. I’m convinced that that is because you don’t have to ask for them and then they warrant yet more tips! Gluten free at meal times NOT displayed - anyone with coeliacs would find this nightmarish. Many of the actual dish labels were missing, so you were guessing what they were anyway, let alone what’s in them! To be fair as a café owner, I notice many people in UK are still not up-to-date in this regard Pool table - no chalk - sloping table - dire cues!! But I grew to love it! Paintings in hotel corridors so dated Plants in corridors dry and planted in dirty sand - as this is the first thing you see when you leave your room to go downstairs, it’s not great! No dance and disco while we were there only a karaoke which is my idea of hell! For the most part, though the staff were really lovely. The hotel is pretty clean and the view over the gardens onto the sea, had some absolutely spectacular moments with some of their beautiful sunsets (and the whole thing was really reasonable! T

The hotel environment is first-class and the sea view room price is very favorable. It is recommended to stay. The only unpleasant thing is that when checking in, the receptionist insists that you send him a confirmation email for the reservation. This is very strange. No hotel has such a requirement, and giving him a screenshot of the reservation is not enough.