Hôtel Méhari Hammamet Thalasso and Spa

Yas Corso

This hotel is far from the 5-star experience it might have offered 20 years ago. While it has its positives, it falls short in several areas. The all-inclusive package was disappointing—advertised snacks turned out to be just a plate of peanuts from the bar. The meals, however, were decent and enjoyable. The staff were a highlight, being very friendly and accommodating throughout my stay. The gym was a letdown. Almost everything was broken, with only the treadmill and bike in working order. On top of that, it wasn’t clean, which made the experience even worse. On a brighter note, the indoor pool was well-maintained and enjoyable. One major issue was the bed sheets—they were ripped, and they don’t change them during your stay, which was quite disappointing. **Ratings:** - Rooms & Hotel: 3/5 - Gym: 1/5 - Staff: 5/5 - Food: 4/5 Overall, the hotel has potential, but it needs significant updates and improvements to meet modern expectations.

nikhil dubey

This is one of the most disappointing stays I have had considering the hotel calls itself five star. There is no laundry service in the afternoon. The pool was closed. Water bottles are sold at the bar downstairs. There is nothing in the minibar. Buffet was not worth the money they charged. Staff is eager to squeeze any extra money they can from guests. Not coming back ever

Imran Malik

Location is good. Rooms are ok ,mattresses not good. Don't recommend to go off peak times the food variety is very low.i was there 1st week of January 25 and the food variety was low and sometimes the food they served is cold and repeated menu.i wasn't given room with sunshine on request even the hotel was nearly empty. Service and staff was great 5 star.

Maryam Sidat

Had an amazing experience here. The staff were very nice and friendly looked after us very well especially the waiter staff in the restaurant and in the bar downstairs. We were always greeted with a smile when entering and leaving the restaurant as well as by other staff around the hotel. The entertainment at night time was very enjoyable and the lobby area was very comfortable. The only downside we found about this hotel was that there is no iron in the room and you have to pay for ironing services. Overall really enjoyed our stay at mehari Hammamet.

Petar Mihajlović

Ministry of Tourism of Tunisia awarded this hotel 5 stars 20 years ago, so you might want to lower your expectations if you're used to 5-star hotels in Europe. With that being said, my stay in the hotel was more than decent. The room was cleaned daily, I didn't see any cockroaches, and the cleaning ladies really did a good job. The food was great and various. I don't understand spoiled Polish people complaining about it in the reviews while all they eat is potatoes. There is even authentic Tunisian food to try, every lunch and dinner there are chefs preparing fresh food in front of you, desserts are usually great too. The only thing I disliked about this part is that there were no fresh juices. The staff are mostly friendly, especially in the restaurant. I would also like to highlight that the bald gentleman that works as a bellboy is one of the most polite bellboys I've ever seen in my life! ✨ The staff at the reception could learn how to at least smile. How do you work as a receptionist, the first point of contact with a guest, and you always look like your mother died? All in all, this is a 4* hotel for European standards, with great food and aesthetics of the hotel building itself and some decent activities such as table tennis, indoor pool, animation, etc.