Hotel Le Sultan

“Best hotel”

Big hotel with lots of activities such as quad biking, paddle, mini golf, horse riding etc. Delicious food and lots of seats and tables. The quad biking was very fun and good for the first time thanks to Muhammad and Tamer. Thanks for the entertainment team who were very nice and kind especially... more

Big hotel with lots of activities such as quad biking, paddle, mini golf, horse riding etc. Delicious food and lots of seats and tables. The quad biking was very fun and good for the first time thanks to Muhammad and Tamer. Thanks for the entertainment team who were very nice and kind especially the manager Slim and his team Haykel and Mouna and others.

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“Thanks El Sultan!! Great job!”

The room was excellent and facilities are good. Kitchen and food was more than expected, well done. The entertainment manager Slim had a great program for us. The execution of activities was fun, the team was friendly especially and helpful, especially Haykal, Muna and others.

“Lovely May break for my mums 60th”

We’ve just returned back from a 7 day stay here. Honestly if it was down to the staff alone, I’d hands down give this place a 5, there’s just some little niggles lead to me missing off that last star, but I’d still highly recommend it for a fab stay in Tunisia. It was my mums 60th birthday durin... more

We’ve just returned back from a 7 day stay here. Honestly if it was down to the staff alone, I’d hands down give this place a 5, there’s just some little niggles lead to me missing off that last star, but I’d still highly recommend it for a fab stay in Tunisia. It was my mums 60th birthday during our stay and the staff did so much to make it special for her, including a fruit basket in her room and cake for dinner. The food here is amazing, so much choice and never ever felt repetitive. Our waiter Sami served us for our entire stay and we fell a little in love with him, he had our table ready most days and couldn’t do enough to make our stay amazing. Drinks were alright, not the best but better than a hotel I’ve stayed in previously in Tunisia. The wine was just about palatable, but they did a few good cocktails and a decent gin and tonic. The rooms were lovely, just a few things like the air con in our room being terrible (I think it may have just needed the filter cleaning), the bathroom door didn’t shut properly, the fridge only works when room card is in power, and the lighting in the rooms isn’t too great in the evenings. My mums balcony door also didn’t even close properly, it looked like it was completely broken. Luckily we were high up and there wasn’t a way to access and we had use of a free safe in the room. None of this bothered us enough to complain though tbh, just niggles. The bed, however, is the most comfortable thing ever with a range of pillows and I loved that they had coffee and tea making facilities and in the room too. The hotel is very clean, again there’s just a few pointers like some of the sun beds needing to be replaced, we often saw people collapsing down as they no longer clicked in properly. The indoor pool could do with a bit of TLC. Overall we had such a fantastic stay and a very relaxing week.

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“average”

Good hotel but some improvements could be made. Buffet restaurant had a good choice of food but got too monotonous when there for 7 days as it was the same every day. The hot food was rarely very hot apart from the pasta dishes which were mad to order. The man at the pasta station was very good b... more

Good hotel but some improvements could be made. Buffet restaurant had a good choice of food but got too monotonous when there for 7 days as it was the same every day. The hot food was rarely very hot apart from the pasta dishes which were mad to order. The man at the pasta station was very good but I didn't catch his name. Our 2 regular waiters Imed & Adel were excellent & went above & beyond setting our table for us daily. due to being off peak season, the pool was too cold to get in & few activities available on the beach. The language barrier was very difficult at times especially when tryng to follow Bingo which i gave up on half way through. We used the spa but there was a list of treatments in several languages but not in English & the staff spoke very little so couldn't understand us. Also they weren't very professional once in the spa & often left our breasts exposed which i'm sure a lot of women would be very uncomfortable with. Thanks to Artar on reception who was always very helpful. Be prepared for a 1 hour 30 minute transfer between airport & hotel & a long queue to check in on departure. Also do your research regarding money. Dont attempt to take Dinar out of the country & dont have much english money as over a certain amount will get take off you.

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