Hotel La Gondole

“Ottimo hotel”

Ho trascorso una settimana in Tunisia e La Gondole è stata la scelta migliore che ho fatto. Camera grande con una vista straordinaria ad un prezzo molto basso anche se era agosto, quindi tecnicamente ancora alta stagione.Il loro personale è brillante e pronto ad aiutare in qualsiasi occasione. La p… Più

Ho trascorso una settimana in Tunisia e La Gondole è stata la scelta migliore che ho fatto. Camera grande con una vista straordinaria ad un prezzo molto basso anche se era agosto, quindi tecnicamente ancora alta stagione.Il loro personale è brillante e pronto ad aiutare in qualsiasi occasione. La posizione è imbattibile. A pochi minuti dalla Medina, la spiaggia è di fronte all'hotel e offre il vantaggio è che perlopiù tunisini utilizzare questa parte della spiaggia di Sousse. Pertanto è possibile rilassarsi con un tè alla menta in mano circondato da conversazione in lingua araba. Non lo dico perché qualsiasi arabo apart di grazie, appena la sensazione è stata molto rilassante.

Meno

“La Gondole”

se avete volgia di risparmiare e restare veramente molto vicini alla corniche de sousse questo è l'albergo che fa per voi, con 80 DT a notte si può avere una matrimoniale. la vista è particolarmente suggestiva, i bagni sono molto accettabili nuovi, la colazione lascia a desiderare. Direi ottimo equ… Più

se avete volgia di risparmiare e restare veramente molto vicini alla corniche de sousse questo è l'albergo che fa per voi, con 80 DT a notte si può avere una matrimoniale. la vista è particolarmente suggestiva, i bagni sono molto accettabili nuovi, la colazione lascia a desiderare. Direi ottimo equilibrio

Meno

“An unusual experience....”

Please note that my review has been written about a year after I and my breathtaking beautiful wife stayed here (June, 2012), so some of what I write might already out of date. My experience at La Gondale is quite unusual as we ended up staying there without an advanced booking. Upon arrival into… Più

Please note that my review has been written about a year after I and my breathtaking beautiful wife stayed here (June, 2012), so some of what I write might already out of date. My experience at La Gondale is quite unusual as we ended up staying there without an advanced booking. Upon arrival into Sousse, we found that our hotel that we had book via an extremely popular internet based travel site to be closed for renovation. We pulled out our travel books and started searching for something near by. One of our books mentioned La Gondale and seeing we were close to it at the time, we decided to check with the staff regarding the availability of a room for a five night stay. Luckily, they had one for us. We initially got into our room and the manager felt it wasn’t nice enough for us, so he moved us a different one overlooking the sea. Overall, I would say my feelings on the hotel are mixed. It seemed to us that we were two of no more than four or six guests at the hotel. The staff was happy to have us stay there but given that our trip was only 18 months after the Jasmine Revolution, it was hard to determine if the hotel was the problem or tourism was suffering as a result of the political uncertainty of the country. Regardless, the staff went out of their way to make us feel welcomed and enjoy our stay there. Everyone was extremely friendly and truly pleasant. The best part of the hotel is Location, Location, Location! The hotel is directly across the main street from the beach, and not far from the Medina and train stations (to other places within the country and intercity train to Monastir) and there are many great little places to eat everywhere near by. There is also a small general store down the street with a reasonably good selection of Tunisian wines. The rooms were well furnished but a bit small and very basic. Note on the beach – the hotel has not connection to those who work on the beach. On the other hand, there we so many small “issues” with the building that as a whole, they would have tested the patience of even the most hardy of travelers. The air conditioner did not work, which was not much of a problem as the cool breezes off the sea kept our room reasonably cool. Lights in the hallways were non-existent or burned out. We had to notify the front desk when we we’re in the restaurant, which was more of a storage area, for breakfast. Then, we would have to wait for 20-30 minutes before it was served to us and was the most basic of food – two eggs, bread, and croissants. The main street ran right below our room, which was very noisy all night. Beach partiers stated out until just about dawn, both of which made it difficult for a good night rest. The manager was looking for a tip for anything he did for us, even if it would be expected to be his job. I saw absolutely no evidence of a pool or gym, or other amenities. Despite our experience, we nonetheless had a reasonable stay here and enjoyed our experience in Sousse.

Meno