Hotel El Habib Monastir

La camera standard che c'è stata assegnata era di pessimo livello, oltre alla non pulizia odore sgradevole che fuoriusciva dal condizionatore serramenti rovinati bagno incrostato, balcone sporco lenzuola con capelli La pulizia lasciava desiderare in tutta la struttura anche al ristorante non era delle migliori tovagliette che venivano girate sottosopra dà un ospite all'altro. Non c'è stato nessun aiuto da parte della reception, eravamo disposti a pagare anche una camera di prezzo superiore che sui vari motori di ricerca online erano disponibili, ma ci hanno detto che assolutamente non erano disponibili. Siamo riusciti a farci cambiare camera sempre una standard, serramenti migliori ma la pulizia esattamente come la camera precedente. La piscina sdraio rotte tavolini sporchi pattumiera ovunque In spiaggia ci sono pochissimi ombrelloni, diversi rotti, materassini malmess. durante la pausa pranzo ci hanno spostato senza chiedere sia le sdraio che le borse Note positive il punto mare è bello e il cibo in hotel è comunque buono e vario

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Not sure where to start, The reception staff upon check in were nice, we had to fill out a long paper form. The rooms are rough, under the tap was covered in limescale, the shower curtains have strange marks on them, the beds are okay but clean at least. The rooms are definitely old and dated, a bit rough but they’re generally clean (except for the bathroom and mystery stains) The lobby is quite nice and has a nice atmosphere, the pool area is nice and lively. The main issue with this place, is the staff and how they treat guests. There’s a very noticeable difference is how they treat Tunisians/ Muslims and how they treat white Europeans. With Arabic speakers they’re chatty and friendly. As soon as you open your mouth and speak English (we’re not English, but it’s the only language in common) their face drops and they’ll usually just fire the drinks etc at you. I gave up saying hello, please and thank you in the bar as they just ignore it and chuck your drinks at you. One situation was, upon check in I was given a child’s wristband, for some reason (I’m almost 20 years of age) . After ordering a drink in the bar I just got a weird look and a ‘no’. We went to reception to see what’s happening and was asked for my id (standard practice) so I showed him my driving licence. None of the staff were able to read the numbers on it, I was then asked to go and get my passport upstairs (almost being laughed at at this stage). After showing him my passport (still wasn’t able to read it), he handed it to a random young child at reception to translate it for him. Eventually he gave me the correct wristband. As for the food, the variety is okay, however nothing is labeled so it’s usually guess work or mystery meat surprise. I’ve been vegetarian for 5 years and accidentally consumed meat here as the Margaret pizza contained a layer of beef, under the cheese. I felt very sick afterwards and bad stomach all week. Some things are labeled, like the tomato sauce pasta, which contains beef, the cheese balls, which contains some sort of mystery meat also. If you have any dietary requirements or allergies you’ll be relying on hopes and prayers as the kitchen staff are not willing to help. The beach at the hotel is filthy, as is the rest of Monastir. You can’t walk anywhere in this town without stepping in rubbish, smelling sewers and urine or getting harassed by pushy shopkeepers trying to scam you. Also note a plug socket in the room was falling out with wires exposed. In summary, the pool area is nice The rooms are questionable but mostly clean. The staff need to treat every equally, regardless of their race. The food needs to be labeled. Would I return to this hotel or Tunisia in general? No. Not if you’re European as you’ll get constant dirty looks and horrible treatment. I’ve never left a negative review for a hotel before, as someone who travels countries every month, at some point it’s just taking the p. You’re advertising as a 4 star hotel. Please

j'ai sejourner à plusieurs reprises à l’hôtel Delphin El Habib pour de courts séjours, et chaque fois, mon opinion sur la qualité du service s’est confirmée. Cela est dû aux efforts constants de tout le personnel, du directeur jusqu’au plus simple employé. Grâce à eux, cet établissement figure, à mon avis, parmi les meilleurs hôtels de la région. La restauration est excellente : le buffet est très varié et peut être comparé à celui de nombreux hôtels 5 étoiles, voire parfois meilleur. Étant moi-même du domaine et ayant visité de nombreux hôtels en Tunisie et ailleurs, je peux affirmer que cet hôtel possède un charme et une âme particuliers. Malgré une infrastructure quelque peu vétuste, il reste, pour moi, l’un des meilleurs hôtels que j’ai fréquentés en Tunisie. Bravo à toute l’équipe pour le professionnalisme, la gentillesse et le dévouement. Je reviendrai sans hésiter tant que vous maintiendrez ce niveau d’excellence. Merci à tous !

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