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The unfortunate events in Tunisia last year have taken a HUGE toll on tourism. MANY hotels have closed and the ones remaining are running well below their guest capacities. This was very much in our favor. We received an incredible price on the El Mouradi Skanes that we thought would be loaded with extra charges an unpleasant surprises upon our arrival. HOWEVER, we were never charged anything over what we paid on Travelocity. Granted, your are not staying at the Ritz Carlton, but for the price, you receive an AMAZING value. It is a four star hotel and comes across as such. Although the hotel has over 500 rooms, during our stay they were probably using less than 100 of them. But, the hotel still offered all of their advertised services including, pools, spa, activities, and entertainment. The staff was very friendly and attentive. We felt they made it their priority to make sure all of our needs were being met. One morning in the buffet restaurant, the waiters were fighting over who would get to serve us. The staff is multilingual and very well trained in hospitality. Thank you for an amazing stay!! We are looking forward to returning sometime in the future.

The hotel was nice and the staff were helpful and welcoming. The facilities were clean and tidy and the breakfast bufet was good with a variety to satisfy all tastes. A note on the security: the hotel had an excellent security system in place and I felt safe in and all around the resort. I would recommend this hotel to everyone who like the beach and the sunshine.

The Kasbah Hotel is a beautiful property. Featuring large rooms with all modern conveniences, it still maintains an arabic charm as well as decor. The service, the food, and the facilities are all outstanding. With its convenient location adjacent to the medina, its a wonderful retreat from the heat and hastle of the nearby souqs. The pool is beautiful! Unlike many Tunisian cities where French is the seond language, English is widely spoken and understood in the hotel. The flat screen TVs carry one English channel, the BBC. On the downside, the Kasbah caters primarily to large tour groups staying only overnight. Avoid early breakfasts, as the tour buses leave around 8 a.m. and the restaurant is packed. Another negative is the 4:30 a.m. call-to-prayer, but with hundreds of mosques with PA systems, sleeping uninterrupted is not possible.