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Luxurious Accommodation with Stunning Views
The Mövenpick Hotel in Gammarth, Tunis offers air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi and satellite TV, some overlooking the beautiful Tunis Bay.
Relaxation and Recreation
Guests can enjoy 300 meters of sandy beach, outdoor and children's pools, as well as a Spa center with an indoor pool, fitness club, hammam, and beauty salon.
Convenience and Comfort
With free private parking and proximity to Tunis Carthage International Airport, the Mövenpick Hotel ensures a stress-free stay for all guests.
Book now for an unforgettable experience at Mövenpick Hotel Gammarth Tunis!
Mövenpick reserves the right to refuse bookings with more than 9 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.Please inform of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
La chambre est magnifique. L'extérieur aussi. La vue est exceptionnelle.
Très déçue par l’accueil et le service, surtout pour un hôtel 5 étoiles.
J’ai séjourné dans cet hôtel le jour de mon mariage et j’y ai également réalisé mon shooting. Malheureusement, dès notre arrivée, l’expérience a été très décevante.
Je suis arrivée en robe de mariée, mais nous avons dû nous arrêter loin de l’entrée et aucune assistance ne nous a été proposée. J’ai donc dû faire le chemin jusqu’à l’hôtel seule, pendant que mon ami, qui conduisait et qui était blessé, restait avec la voiture. C’est finalement mon mari qui a dû venir récupérer mes affaires.
Le plus incompréhensible est qu’au lieu de nous aider, le personnel a ensuite fait des remarques concernant la voiture qui était temporairement garée devant l’hôtel. Mon ami étant blessé, il ne pouvait tout simplement pas se déplacer rapidement pour aller la garer ailleurs. Dans un établissement de ce standing, on s’attend justement à ce que le service de voiturier facilite ce genre de situation, d’autant plus lorsqu’il voit arriver une mariée le jour de son mariage.
Par ailleurs, mon ami n’a même pas été servi par la suite, ce qui a renforcé notre mauvaise impression.
Nous ne demandions évidemment pas un traitement exceptionnel, mais pour un hôtel 5 étoiles, et particulièrement lors d’une occasion aussi importante qu’un mariage, nous nous attendions à un minimum d’attention, d’assistance et de considération. Malheureusement, le service n’a vraiment pas été à la hauteur du standing annoncé.
L'environnement en bord de mer et au milieu de la nature, l'aménagement du jardin, de la piscine avec un accès direct et immédiat à la plage. Le restaurant The breeze propose des plats gastronomiques de grande qualité. L'entretien des chambres est de qualité, c'est très propre. Le personnel est très accueillant, par exemple Yesmine qui travaille au restaurant the breeze et qui est exceptionnelle..
Le petit-déjeuner n'est franchement pas exceptionnel, par rapport au prix auquel il est facturé. 70 dinars, ça ne les vaut absolument pas ! Le thé est de bas de gamme, et proposé uniquement avec une pauvre petite machine à expresso artisanale pour chauffer l'eau. Hallucinant pour un hôtel 5 étoiles ! Mais surtout, il faut savoir qu'au Mövenpick on ne sait pas ce qu'est une cuillère. C'est quelque chose que j'avais déjà mentionné après notre premier séjour l'année dernière, on m'avait répondu qu'on prenait bien note de cette remarque, et qu'on y remédierait, mais je constate qu'un an après, le problème est toujours le même. Au petit-déjeuner on propose des yaourts mais pas de cuillère pour les manger ! . Tout au plus une petite touillette. Le plus ridicule, ce fut au restaurant de la plage où nous avons commandé des tiramisu aux fruits rouges, délicieux par ailleurs, mais il n'y avait pas de cuillères pour les manger ! On nous a donc donné en dépannage des petites cuillères minuscules de camping en bois, stupéfiant pour un restaurant gastronomique ! Je suggère à l'établissement de se rendre dans le supermarché à proximité de l'hôtel et de se procurer des cuillères, en vente libre en Tunisie. Par ailleurs, nous avons surpris le jeune homme qui s'occupe du stand de glaces à côté de la piscine en train de lécher la spatule de chocolat qui sert à napper les crêpes. Nous nous trouvions alors dans la piscine intérieure qui se trouve à proximité et nous l'observions à travers les vitres, chose dont il était loin de se douter. Mais nous l'avons bien vu ensuite replonger la cuillère qu'il avait léchée dans le pot de chocolat. Nous qui avions décidé d'acheter des crêpes, nous avons renoncé à ce projet bien évidemment !
Location, general aspect and mood. We can smoke inside.
The carpets start to get old.
Dégustation de chocolat 😂 personnel sympathique , chambre avec vue mer…
les chambres, le personnel
un bemol concernant la lenteur dans le nettoyage des chambres, une chambre nettoyée en apres midi
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الغرفه
El servicio, la hospitalidad del personal, ubicación y la comida.
Nada importante
Beautiful façade, but the beach and service fall far short of the hotel’s standard
The first impression of Mövenpick is genuinely very good: a beautiful and rather grand entrance, spacious public areas, and an overall appearance of a high-end hotel. Unfortunately, once you go further inside, the picture starts to change noticeably.
The rooms also do not feel recently renovated. It is clear that the interiors are no longer new, and the quality of some of the finishing work leaves a lot to be desired. Certain details are simply not very carefully executed. From a hotel of this level, you would expect fresher rooms and much greater attention to detail and workmanship.
The contrast becomes especially noticeable when you reach the beach.
It seems that beaches are one of the weakest points of many hotels in Tunisia, but the situation here is particularly disappointing. I honestly cannot remember seeing this much rubbish on a hotel beach anywhere else in my life. The rubbish bins are overflowing and are not emptied on time, with additional litter lying around them. On the beach itself, apart from the large amount of seaweed that is also barely cleaned up, you can see paper, plastic bags and wrapping, cigarette butts, packaging and other rubbish.
The beach generally looks as though very little attention is paid to it. The sun loungers are left scattered around, and the sand around them is not maintained. For a hotel of this standard, it should be completely normal to thoroughly clean the beach every morning, remove seaweed and rubbish from the shoreline, rake and level the sand, and arrange the loungers neatly. These are basic things, but they make a huge difference to the overall impression.
One positive point is that there is at least a proper shower on the beach. However, I did not see a toilet directly in the beach area. In my opinion, a hotel of this level should definitely have one.
There are also issues with the organisation of the pool area. At 8:40 a.m., when I returned from the beach, staff were still cleaning the swimming pool, and part of the pool area was closed because work was being carried out on the surface. In my opinion, this kind of maintenance and cleaning should be completed much earlier, before guests begin arriving in the leisure area.
At a hotel of this standard, all preparation of the grounds should be fully completed before guests arrive. After that, staff activity should be organised as discreetly as possible, so that employees do not disturb guests or create the feeling that maintenance work is still going on. Unfortunately, here it is quite the opposite: guests are already relaxing by the pool while technical work is still being carried out.
Breakfast is another problem. There are not enough tables indoors, so guests have to wait for someone else to finish breakfast before they can sit down. Naturally, most people want to sit inside because it is simply too hot outside and the indoor area is air-conditioned.
During the approximately one hour I spent at breakfast, not a single waiter approached me to ask whether I would like to order a drink. During that entire time, not one used plate was removed from my table either. For a hotel of this level, this is very poor service.
Another telling example: I asked a waiter for a teaspoon. He said he would bring one, but then continued doing other things. After waiting several minutes, I had to go to the supervisor myself and ask again. I remained standing there until they actually gave me the spoon, because I had the impression that otherwise it would never reach my table.
In any case, it would make sense to place a teaspoon on the table from the beginning together with the fork and knife, especially considering that breakfast includes yoghurts and soft-boiled eggs.
Another point: at around 10:30 a.m., it was impossible to find a single clean plate at breakfast. For a large hotel, this is no longer a minor inconvenience — it is an issue of how the restaurant is organised.
There are even problems with very basic things. For example, the toilet paper is of extremely poor quality — so thin and flimsy that it literally falls apart in your hands. It may seem like a small detail, but it is precisely these small details that contribute to the overall impression of a hotel’s standard.
The result is a very striking contrast: from the outside, the hotel looks beautiful, expensive and impressive, while the condition of the rooms and beach, the organisation of the pool area and the quality of service create a completely different impression.
The hotel has good potential, and many of these problems would actually be relatively easy to fix: improve the condition and finishing of the rooms, organise proper daily beach cleaning, arrange the sun loungers neatly, remove rubbish on time, complete all pool maintenance before guests arrive, pay more attention to guests during breakfast, clear tables promptly and make sure clean plates are always available.
But at the moment, in my opinion, the condition of the beach, certain aspects of the rooms, the organisation of the pool area and the level of service — especially at breakfast — do not match the category or image of Mövenpick.
It is a great pity that I am leaving this hotel with such an impression.
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لا شي
Sarrah at the Breeze restaurant was amazing, very professional and welcoming. We were waiting a long time for our server but she came in and took our order, made sure we were set and kept checking on us.
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