Hotels Near Plage de Skanès in Monastir

I would recommend this place I had a fabulous holiday with 2 friends I was very worried to visit after reading horrendous reviews the only thing it needs is a bit of updating due to being an older hotel I found everyone very friendly from the entertainment team to the waiters they make the effort to come and chat to you and help with anything you need. Shout out to mondair, chibet, nadem, yahlia, mansour and the henna guy who I forgot his name they all made our holiday. We went quad biking which was fantastic. We had a room with a sea view which also over looked the pool which was fantastic we got to see a lightning storm one night. I love that the hotel is right on the beach. I liked the fact there was a seperate toilet from the bathroom it does need a bit of updating but adequate and clean the cleaners were great very friendly and no issues they cleaned everyday.The only issue I found with the room really is there needs to be more plug sockets. Around the hotel there are plant beds but with no plants or flowers along the halls this would look so nice if they had real or even fake flowers/greenery it would make it look more classy. The palm trees outside would look amazing if they were lit up it would make the outside nicer and some lights along the bridge as I found that quite dark. There was one thing I found a bit crap with the all inclusive is that there is only really beer available and the cups are very small plastic ones not had that before usually there is a better choice of drinks. That being said it made me drink better and not be so dehydrated. At food times we was treated very well by the staff the food wasn’t the usual not much in the way of English however it was very nice you do need to watch out for rude specific nationalities with not many manners taking platefuls of food then wasting it all and making a huge mess felt sorry for the staff having to clean up after those people.

Dar Antonia is located in the Sousse Medina ; a wonderful Tunisian palace, converted into a boutique hotel. It only has a few rooms, hence not a lot of staff and it may be difficult to find someone at times. The place oozes charm, but comes with some practical disadvantages : lots of stairs to get anywhere, open bathroom, open toilet, noise from other rooms, etc It has a very upmarket (= expensive) restaurant, where a sensational fresh breakfast is served. A great rooftop space with a ”pool”, but it is the size of a spa ; a superb place to have a drink, but it proved to be hard to order any, as they have to come from the restaurant, two floors down (by stairs). Overall, Dar Antonia is your best choice if you like authentic charm and are prepared to put up with the impracticalities that are inherent to an old building.

Normally I only write reviews regarding highly recommended spots or places to be avoided. Happily Hotel Paris Sousse falls into the former category. I am not a ”bakpacker” and when travelling I am fortuneate to be able stay in a variety of places from $40 to $400 dollars a night. This hostel/small hotel falls at the lower end of price and is located within but on the edge of the medina making it in an ideal position to visit the old and the new town. The rooms are very small but clean,with good hot water and good beds. There is a very nice restaurant attached(Restaurant du Peuple) which is open for breakfast and lunch. All in all excellent value.

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

The hotel is close to the train station and the old town, with convenient transportation. Staff service is good. The room is spacious, but the facilities are average, which is significantly different from the five-star standard. The room facilities are four-star at most. The water is not smooth, the towels are old, and the sound insulation is not very good. But the price is cheap.

The hotel is connected to the beach and the sea. The environment is great. The food in the restaurant is delicious and delicious. The breakfast buffet is too crowded and the service is not very timely. The overall value for money is good. You need to book in advance. It's always full.

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.

Good hotel clean friendly animation are great 👍 👌 more energy 👍 Great location food is delicious snack bar on the beach . Pool is big and clean . Beach beautiful 😍 Room is clean. Staff is very good. Great hotel for family. Good atmosphere 👌