the hoter was allright but it's not well located. It's far from the sea and they use a bus to take you there. the room was smelly from the humidity of the AC that dosent work. Anyway it's what you expect from 3 stars hotel.

rooms basic no tv and no choise of food at meal times,staff not very smiley

great and nice

It was so coooooooooooool, thants hotels.com

I'd read some pretty rough reviews of this place before we got there but now I can't imagine why you would give this place a bad review. It's no luxury hotel, but you get what you pay for. The staff are so helpful, our room was clean and cleaned every day, the pool was very pleasant and the pool staff couldn't do enough for you. We were on half-board. The breakfast was a good selection of pastries, salad, bread, meat and cheese. Dinner is usually a choice of two dishes with a salad bar. It's not very vegetarian friendly, but neither is Tunisia in general. The food was generally of a good quality and the staff were again helpful and friendly. The hotel is very good value for money and if you're looking for a nice cheap place to stay in Hammamet I recommend this place. It is walking distance to the medina and the beach.

I found the Amira to be a plesant 5 story hotel built around a good swimming pool.As I was there in mid-may,it was only half full.It was some distance from the beach,which was inaccesable due to the other hotels hogging the beach for themselves.They did lay on a regular minibus to thetown beach.It was only a 15 minute walk into Hammamet and very central by the standards of this far_flung resort.All the local shops and cafes cater for locals mostly,unlike the tourist traps in the centre.Overall,a very good deal!