Hotel Lella Baya Thalasso

Hôtel avec deco et style magnifique mais, manque d'activites pour occuper la clientele sur du hors periode. Animations très décevantes . Ménage succinct avec couette sale mise sans housses, lit juste retapé durant les 4 jours avec draps qui se défont toute les nuit. Literie inconfortable .tres déçu à ce niveau. Alimentation bonne mais toujours les meme menus proposés . aucune nouveauté durant les 4 jours

Hotel was set up for french people, all the entertainment was in french, so I didn't understand what was happening from day to day, internet was only in the lobby and my ,02 data did not work here, the rooms were clean but the pillows were bumpy, the food was the same everyday, and not many snacks were on offer, there were no tea or coffee making facilities in the rooms, there was a little fridge but no cups, so you could only help yourself to hot drinks at breakfast, the staff were amazing and so helpful and friendly, the hotel it's self was beautiful and well looked after, the pool was clean and well maintained, the beach was dirty and full of plastic, and rubbish, but that was the same wherever we went in hammamet. Watch out for the locals they do whatever it takes to get you in there shops and tell you for today only a special discount is available.

I am currently staying this hotel by default due to it being allocated to me when the hotel I originally booked closed for renovations. I have been here for five days. 1: look and feel - quite a large imposing hotel that feels traditional in style and gives you that ‘wow’ moment when you walk through the door - very ornate with lots of charm and detail. Rooms are a little more basic, pure white and the feel quite fresh - there is both a shower and bath which is great for me as I prefer baths - beds are large and comfortable, bedding / pillows are thick and fresh / clean and good quality thickness / weight. 2: atmosphere - it is quite out of season atm - so the hotel is very relaxed and quiet. Ramadan has just started so breakfast/ lunchtimes are particularly quiet. We arrived at 9 pm after meals were finished but the receptionist sent us to the dining room and the guys there found us some nice food to eat which was appreciated. 3: Meals are generally quite traditional Tunisian - so great if you like to immerse yourself in new cultures and cuisine. There is a lady making unleavened bread on a hot plate which she fills with chilli and various fillings which we particularly liked. There is a good range of both meat and vegetable dishes, salads as well ad your pasta station and chips for the kids - lots of cakes and pastries. The guys in the restaurant are friendly, attentive and can not do enough for you - they really make a lovely dining atmosphere. Last night there was a guy with laying saxophone in the dining room which was lovely . 4: facilities there is an indoor and outdoor pool , spa and gym. Pools are free gym is £5 and spa varies. I’m having a spa package tomorrow 2.5 hers if treatments for £60. The spa pool is saltwater and tepid to slightly warm. The outdoor pools are currently too cold to use but they look lovely and I’m sure they’re great in summer. 5: entertainment: there is a kids club and evening entertainment programme karaoke, disco etc. all a bit dated but kids seem to be enjoying themselves. Difficult to comment on due to it being so quiet here so the evening atmosphere is quite subdued . The thing I like most about this hotel is the lovely staff and the welcoming friendly atmosphere they create. The thing I’m least impressed with is the location. I went into Hammamet and was quite underwhelmed. It was quite run down for the most part. Usual market stalls and traders with the same type of touristy tat you get in most places we originally wanted to go off resort for a special meal, but having seen it we decided there was nowhere that looked particularly inviting and we ate back at the hotel. From friends I’ve spoken to who have holidayed in Tunisia o think there are bigger better and more upmarket resorts. I can’t fault the hotel. Don’t ecepeft I will return to Hammamet , but I’m glad I’ve been

Great Holiday! Me and my mother visited for 1 week. The entertainment team was amazing! So welcoming, always so polite and fun made every day great. Looked forward to seeing the team every day. Great shows every evening and great activities in the day. ( Darts, pool activities, dancing, aqua aerobics and yoga. ) Will definitely come back again! Food was great! Lots of variety. Cocktails not good. Wine was lovely. Hotel very clean

Given room until next day, reception says to get room over looking anything else need pay 100 more dt, I say OK and got pool view, ask for paper to say what time and where things are but no t available, I am solo traveler and have never felt it, but everyone is French stick together, look for any English but none can see, the TV is no English channels at all the news and French in English have been removed can't get , 2 American movie channel but no news at all iv been watching Arabic not understand but can see pics, for a 4 * it's not up to it hotels I have been have kettle in room or coffee cake at after noon, may be me but feel like a spare part got another week so will follow up on this,

Best thing about this hotel was the newly designed bedrooms. Stunning. The architecture is gorgeous to look at. Hotel is smaller than it looks on the outside only 1 pool outside and 1 inside. Stayed in other hotels in hammamet and sousse and was disappointed with this. All inclusive food range repetitive nice but same food every night. Same options. Came as a family the hotel as a very bad vibe when it comes to the dining set up, reserving tables for certain pupils I.e French pupils, wine special napkins pulling two tables together etc we was moved 5 times as a group of 7 people from tables because 'they weren't our tables' by staff. Hotel is extremely accommodating to the French pupils and that is something the English when booking need to be advised entertainment not for english speaking. Other hotels in the area that I have stayed this as not been the case.