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Sidi Abdelhamid Hotel Guide

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Recent Sidi Abdelhamid hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Paris

5 out of 5

Posted 4 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Situated in the medina which is my preferred location. I like not having to get a taxi into town. This is a pretty basic Hotel but cheap and clean. I don’t know about the air conditioning as it’s not the height of the summer and air con not necessary. All the shops and food places of the marina on your door step"

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel Paris

Marhaba Royal Salem

3 out of 5

Posted 3 weeks ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The hotel has an impressive reception area but the rooms are looking tired. Staff was ok, no particularly friendly but more towards the rude side. The are not enough chairs to see the live music shows at the lounge. We went in January, the outdoor pool was closed and the indoor pool was packed and the showers/changing areas were very small and basic. We borrowed the equipment from the reception to play tennis and mini golf but both sport areas looked abandoned and need refurbishment. We enjoyed the quiz night activity and the party on Friday night. We walked to the medina by the beach side in over one hour. Outside the hotel there are other options for dinner and have a cup of coffee. "

A verified traveler stayed at Marhaba Royal Salem