A little bit of paradise! We have four children 15, 12, 9 and 6. Didn’t leave anyone in the kids club because that isn’t our bag. We went for less than a week during term time so it was quiet and dreamy. Lots of languages being spoken. We didn’t get hassled for Pirate boats etc just said no thanks and were left alone to have fun. Anyone could join in the entertainment laid on if they wanted, I don’t know what the other reviewers are talking about, anyone could join in anything. Everyone is included if it’s your thing. We don’t really go in for the Butlins style stuff so just enjoyed hanging out together somewhere beautiful. Food was mind blowing, something for the teenage vegetarians, the cake for breakfast boy, the adventurous ‘I don’t even know what I’m eating’ dad and I loved the fresh salads and fish. The desserts too were quite something. The whole of England arrived on our last weekend, first weekend of half term, and changed the vibe a little so I’d definitely suggest going outside of school holidays. The beach was kept clean and we loved people and camel watching. I definitely suggest a taxi to the old town Hammamet rather than Yasmine Hammamet which is the new town. The fort in the old town was picture perfect and we heard the call to prayer from the mosque in the centre which was magical for our children who don’t ever get to experience anything like that on the south coast in the U.K. The staff at the hotel were very smiley and happy to be there, and the maids left us beautiful flower displays in our room and arranged the kids pyjamas and teddies which everyone found cute. Endless fun in the three pools, games of tennis and ping pong, basketball and table football. Don’t forget to go up to the third floor and watch the sunset from the bridge, it goes down into the mountains, I don’t think anyone realises you can go up there, it’s beautiful!
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