The Orangers Beach Resort and Bungalows All Inclusive

The grounds are beautiful, the beach and pool are amazing. Unfortunately, the food was not tasty and the beds not comfortable.

We appreciated that the hotel was pet friendly, allowing our dog to join us for our last-minute honeymoon. Unfortunately, the room was outdated, dusty, and lacked Wi-Fi. While the non-carpeted floors were a plus, they were uncomfortably cold. The balcony door felt unsafe, the bathroom was poorly cleaned, and the bathtub and shower were impractical. Exposed wiring, peeling paint, and mismatched décor added to the lack of upkeep. Food was mostly bland, though the beach grill and food truck stood out. Facilities like the Hammam were hard to locate due to poor signage. The highlight was the kind cleaning lady on our floor, who decorated our room after learning we were newly married and treated our dog warmly—unlike the front desk staff. On our last night, a severe ceiling leak left puddles outside our door. Despite reporting it, the receptionist dismissed our concerns, was sarcastic, and claimed this was the “honeymoon room” he even received tips for. The hazard was barely addressed, leaving us to walk through water repeatedly. Overall, Hammamet is beautiful, but this hotel was one of the worst experiences we’ve had—especially for such a special occasion. The combination of poor maintenance, unsafe conditions, and unprofessional front desk service left us with a very negative impression.

By far one of my worse stay ever. In Tunisia this had to be the worse ever. Service was bad. Staff unwelcoming and the hotel seems 40 years old. In addition my room and the bathroom were dirty. I’ll skip the details.

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