The Hotel is in a quieter location surrounded by local style buildings, a mile from the beach and 1 \'bd miles from the medina. Hammamet is not just popular for its palm fringed golden sandy beaches, shopping and watersports but also its history. A 15 th century fortress overlooks the resort and coastline and the local medina is packed with bazaars giving visitors a taste of the traditional.
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David Rutherford from Alston travelled to Emira Hotel with
Travel Republic
on a couples holiday. There were 2 adults and 0 child(ren) in the party. The travel date was 08 2008
rated the Emira Hotel as follows:
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Breakfast ok if you like hard boiled eggs and warm milk on cereal. Bedding changed twice in 2 weeks, stains on sheets. Hotel on outskirts of town among local homes (slums). Staff helpful. Entertainment repedative.Dirty nappies & bottles left on beach mostly by locals. Will not be back.
Simy from Sheffield travelled to Emira Hotel with
Thoams Cook
on a 18-30s holiday. There were 2 adults and 1 child(ren) in the party. The travel date was 10 2007
rated the Emira Hotel as follows:
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said:
Please DO NOT stay at this hotel,it is truely awful.
We were dropped off by the coach in the early hours and made our way down a dimly lit alley to the hotel entrance.
We were then led to our room along unlit walk ways to a room which can only be described as awful.
The floor was filthy,stains on the bedding and a bathroom that smelt terrible.
We stayed that night and moved to another hotel first thing.I have stayed in better hostels.
Simy from Sheffield travelled to Emira Hotel with
Thoams Cook
on a family holiday. There were 2 adults and 1 child(ren) in the party. The travel date was 10 2007
rated the Emira Hotel as follows:
Cleanliness
Location
Staff
Food
Entertainment
said:
Please DO NOT stay at this hotel,it is truely awful.
We were dropped off by the coach in the early hours and made our way down a dimly lit alley to the hotel entrance.
We were then led to our room along unlit walk ways to a room which can only be described as awful.
The floor was filthy,stains on the bedding and a bathroom that smelt terrible.
We stayed that night and moved to another hotel first thing.I have stayed in better hostels.
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David Rutherford from Alston travelled to Emira Hotel with
Travel Republic
on a couples holiday.
