El Mouradi Palm Marina

Nice family hotel with decent breakfast , rooms were clean

5 stars hotel was in 2015 , now i would give to this hotel max 3 stars. Carpets on corridor disgusting, very dirty and old. We had renovated room so was not that bad but bath was dirty, no one bring us new shower gels after use , I have to ask reception for new one. Food good, very nice desserts, staff friendly, alcohol- nothing special , not much choice on all inclusive, staff asked to bring back the glasses to the bar "because they do not have enough glass for all guests " (they have 388 rooms and we was on the begining of the seson), swimming pool inside not to clean, u can see is old already. Shop on the hotel garden very expensive, u can use shop 5 min walk from the hotel- much cheaper. In the hotel u have guy who selling trips i belive his name was "Najem" - u have to negotiate the price , we had cammels and quads same day 180 dinars each. Spa centre very nice I took 1h all body massage - very relaxing. I will not choose this hotel next time- nothing special, but was not too expensive so was just ok.

The hotel is very big and the rooms are very conmftebal ,the people are nice and friendly,the animation too,the food is delcious and clean. By the way the pool is very large and and big i liked the view,❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

This was our first trip to Tunisia and this hotel certainly gave us a very warm and friendly welcome. On arrival which was approx 10pm, the reception staff spoke great English, explained everything really well and our luggage was taken up to our room. We were also able to grab some food from the restaurant at about 11pm. Our room was traditional Tunisian, very spacious, lovely and clean. Our beds were made every day with fresh towels and sometimes fresh flowers. At this time of year there were plenty of sunbeds with very friendly staff who frequently asked us if we wanted drinks and bringing them to us. The indoor pool was lovely especially when there were some cloudy days and it was very clean with plenty of loungers. The restaurant was large and spacious with a wide range of lovely salads, hot vegetables, chicken, beef and fish. You could also have pasta cooked for you as well as Omelettes and pizzas. Plenty of drink available which the waiters brought to the tables. A lovely range of desserts and an option to try out traditional Tunisian and Italian food on certain evenings which you need to book for. Overall the choice and quality of food was great. However, there were some English people there who were quite frankly extremely rude and were spitting food out. If you want a full English or ham, egg and chips do not go to Tunisia as this isn’t the place for you. You need to be a person who is prepared to experience other cultures and try other foods, not expect English food to be served. The quality of the food was exceptional. A big thank you all the chefs and waiters too who work incredibly hard and are a real credit to the hotel. I would ignore the bad reviews as I suspect they are from people who are quite ignorant about other cultures or prepared to try different or new things - a great hotel with fantastic staff.

It was the worst hotel I've ever been to. Unspeakable filth, disgusting food, I don't recommend this hotel. I was supposed to stay for 13 days, I stayed for 3 days and went back home, I ruined my Christmas and New Year. Staff extremely rude. We got all inclusive, I went to the gym I have to pay £19 1h and half for 2 person. That hotel can be only 1 STAR, or better to be refurbished asap.