Ben Khalled Chalets

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Our top choices for Ben Khalled chalets

An aerial view of a property with a swimming pool, multiple white tents, and a red-roofed building.

1. Chalet Essanya

Ben Khalled

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

A covered outdoor area with a curved roof, a paved walkway, and a gate leading to a building.

2. Dar Jana et Dar Jad

Ben Khiar Diar Ben Salem

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

A wooden deck with a table and chairs, overlooking a beach and a swimming pool.

3. Diar Yasmine

Tazerka

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29 Sept - 30 Sept

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Top Ben Khalled Hotel Reviews

Radisson Blu Resort & Thalasso, Hammamet

10/10 Excellent

"Great location. Very clean room . The staff are helpful. My best part was the food is so delicious. Plenty of varieties!"

Steigenberger Marhaba Thalasso

8/10 Good

"This is a good hotel that is having trouble keeping up standards. The staff are usually very helpful, and the beach is one of the best. However, so many small things were annoying. Even as we arrived, the receptionist had written down our room number ambiguously in a way that caused us and the porter to go to the wrong room. The first few days were hot even by Tunisian standards and the room air conditioning could not cope. It was always too loud, but at least was fine as the temperature dropped. Food smells were strong from the balcony or the halls. The shower door allowed water to flood out after use - this was fixed after we complained, but proof of poor maintenance. Our room card stopped working after exactly seven days - even though the hotel knew how long we were staying. If their policy is just to grant seven days access they must tell us surely? One of the most annoying things was the ATM never worked for us, or anyone else. This would be no issue in many places, but the Steigenberger is isolated and needs a drive to get to a working ATM in the town. The basic standard of the food was fine, but there was a lack of actual Tunisian food in favour of bland euro stuff. Unforgivably, there was no decent coffee - only instant Nescafe - completely unforgivable in a country with good coffee, For this reason alone, I won't return. We think the small beach restaurant gave us a stomach bug from hygiene problems. These could all be fixed, but limit your stay until then!"

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