This hotel is nice, clean, and very very quiet! Which is all very well if you are a pensioner. We had previously stayed at Bel Air in Hammamet, (during the same holiday) where we enjoyed the funny entertainment every night. This, in comparison, was dross. A bloke called bob (a so called entertainer!) in a sudden outburst of jolliness, decided it would be fun to throw my daughter into the pool. She is scared of water and is a very weak swimmer. She had to literally scream at him to let her go. After that he seemed to delight in making fun of her for being scared of water. The entertainment really was terrible though. The rest of the hotel experience seemed nice (till our last night, which ill come to in a minute) the food was ok, the rooms clean and fresh linen every day. There is a lovely photographer in the hotel, which is quite amusing (even if he doesn't realise it) but very lovely. Our last night was spoilt by a local, in the hotel, acting very suspiciously around my family. It seemed like he was taking photos with his phone of my kids. He was certainly staring at us and holding his phone up to where the kids were. We decided to move from the side of the pool, out of his way, but later, in the bar, I turned round and the same bloke was sitting right behind us, staring, again with his phone in his hands, his eyes followed my 6 year old girl, and my 1st thought of poor Maddie Maccan. We decided you can't be too careful, and reported him to the hotel reception. They had a word with him and he left. But they said he was a guide and was often at the hotel. I was just glad we were going home the next day. All in all, our holiday was ok, but I'd never go back to Tunisia. The locals all seem to want something from you...they can turn quite nasty if you don't want to buy whatever it is they are selling. I didn't like it, nor did my family. We won't be returning.