rated the Meliá El Mouradi Palm Marina as follows:| Cleanliness |  | | Location |  | | Staff | | | Food | | |
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| said: Having never been on all inclusive, we were curious on what we would get included as part of the package at the Palm Marina. There was so much choice for breakfast, lunch and evening meal in the main restaurant. Snacks were also served down at the pool bar between 12.00 and 16.00. You would never go hungry at this hotel.
The cleanliness of the hotel was also brilliant. The towels and linen were changed every day, unlike some other hotels we have stayed in where they are changed every 2 or 3 days.
The only slight problem was the location - it was quite far to the Miami and Hawai Shopping Centres which was bad in the heat.
The staff were very attentive and friendly and if you tip them at the start and end of your holiday, they will really look after you.
The entertainment was excellent - each night a different show varying each week. There were magicians, dancers and contests which involved the people in the audience. I would recommend this hotel to anyone planning to visit Port El Kantaoui. It is a true 5* hotel.
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rated the Meliá El Mouradi Palm Marina as follows:| Cleanliness | | | Location | | | Staff | | | Food | | |
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| said: Although my partner had been to Tunisia 15 years ago, this was our first trip together.
She remembers strolling along the beach dipping her toes into the warm Mediterranean sea (early September).
The hotel is right on the beach, and the sea was warm enough to swim in. The pool although a little cooler was also. We had one cloudy afternoon, the rest was glorious sunshine.
Clientele was a cosmopolitan mix of Germans, French, English, Russians and a few Spanish.
We were staying on a half-board basis, but never ate dinner in the hotel restaurant after the first evening, preferring to sample the restaurants around the Marina, which is a 4 dinar taxi ride away.
The entertainment was almost non-existent. A fakir, a hypnotist, and a couple of the animation team trying to mime to songs from musicals. We did walk across the road to the Royal Kenz one night to see if their entertainment was any better, but it was the night of the fakir......
Breakfast was a little bit of organised chaos, but there were chefs on hand to freshly cook omelettes and pancakes to order.
The cooked breakfast self-service buffet was slanted towards a German taste; only one day did it feature fried bacon, and on all days, there was some form of hot-dog sausage.
We had a standard sea-view room, also overlooking the swimming pools. The room was spacious and kept very clean. Towels were changed daily, on day three flowers were left on our pillows, prompting an extra tip.
Pool towels (changeable daily) and sun bed mattresses were available (returnable deposit needed for towels) from the pool attendant.
There was also a pool-side bar, with attentive waiters (very attentive if generously tipped!) and a separate pool-side restaurant which served lunch from 12 until about 3:30 (we ate here most lunchtimes)
Sun-loungers around the pool and on the beach were readily available.
Our flight back was delayed by nearly eight hours, and we were dumped by Panorama in the 3-star Sahara Beach to await our plane.
This did make us realise how good the service was in the Palm Marina though :o)
Overall a thoroughly enjoyable relaxing sunshine holiday.
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