El Mouradi Hammam Bourguiba

Trip m’a arnaqué J’ai fait une réservation de deux adultes et deux enfants. Le site trip m’a fait passer une chambre de 03 personnes, pour moi le deuxième enfant de 04 ans inclus avec nous, à la réception j’ai payé 53,5 dt de plus pour l’enfant et 10dt taxe de séjour, alors que sur le site trip est mentionné qu’il me reste que la taxe du séjour

This hotel is just as repulsive as all the other El Mouradi hotels we stayed in on our recent Voyages Jules Verne tour of Tunisia. See my other reviews. It was my first dinner in Tunisia (we'd arrived in Tunis too late the night before). The canteen atmosphere of the restaurant is a total turn-off, as are the containers of bilge they line up on the buffet tables. I couldn't bring myself to touch much of it – I made do with a small salad. The setting amidst nature is delightful – but that's it. The highpoint was sitting on the balcony with a glass of duty-free bourbon to a soundtrack of croaking toads.

Apart from a nice view and clean country air, plus the camaraderie of a few fellow travellers, I left with no happy memories of this hotel. Booked as part of a 3 night/4 day trip from Sousse, organised by VLT it was more than lacking in every way. Check in was tediously slow, the rooms weren't ready and there were no English speakers (I had to use French) yet it boasts it was widely spoken. A gentleman on the evening shift (I think his name is Innes) did speak very good English but he was the only one, apart from a doctor attached to the Wellness Clinic. Bedroom furniture shabby, towels had seen better days and the carpet was dirty. The bed/bedding, I can only liken to an army barracks. The food was utterly dreadful and incredibly spicy and lack of variety. Going hungry for a day and a half I then got the chef to prepare me something. You were often left trying to find your own cutlery, condiments and napkins. Unlike many hotels in Tunisia, they offered no complimentary water or soft drink. You had to buy it and there were no sugar free drinks. Apart from breakfast which was instant coffee, you vould only get a half decent cup at the bar. The bar was ok and the terrace nice to sit out on. There's only a small shop at the bottom of a slope selling crisps, drinks and confectionary. No take away places. The only restaurants are a 40 minute round trip by taxi. More disappointment at the Wellness Centre. The one treatment I really wanted as advertised in their brochure, waan't apparently available! I took two shorter ones, with only the reflexology living up to any expectation. The thermal pool was busy all the time. I was told if I wanted it quiet to come at either 08:00 hrs or lunch time! Speaking to locals they said how the quality of the Mouradi chain of hotels has plummeted. All I know is that I won't be staying in one again.

The hotel is very clean, calm and having a very nice view on the forest. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The cures are interesting. There's thermal water in the cure center. You can enjoy hammam, massages...etc

Went here for one night as part of a small group tour of Tunisia. Pleasant welcome, good size room with en-suite bath with shower over, twin beds, fridge, aircon and decent wifi, but a little bit faded. Dinner OK, breakfast a bit lacking - ran out of eggs to make omelettes!

Thanks to the hotel staff

We had to pay to use the gym whereas it was on our reservation. They had a soccer team during the whole stay and they were privileged versus the rest of us. I couldn't use certain amenities until they were done. Some staff were rude. The dining was limited. The card for drinks was huge but they hardly had anything to sell.

This hotel is beautiful in the middle of the nature, i’ve got a room facing the trees, i’ve also enjoyed Playing basketball there with a friend, staff were nice and the hotel is clean.

Good people felt like home.