The hotel was very clean, maids constantly in the public areas sweeping up leaves and flowers . Our hotel bedroom was basic but again extremely clean and the maid came every day and left floral decorations on our bed which I thought a lovely touch. The pool area wasn't really for me as there were lots of noisy children which to be perfectly honest I cannot stand so we went to the beach every day which was quiet and had a great bar and also a lovely area to sit and have lunch. We went all inclusive and the food was a little repetitive but always very nice and the service was great if indeed you needed drinks or your table clearing. Breakfast however was my favourite. Pancakes and omelettes made to order in front of you and never much delay whilst waiting. Nothing was too much trouble and we are certainly going back next year.

We went to the nesrine hotel with an open mind as everyone has different standards and expectations but I have been in the hospitality industry all my life and as the old saying goes you only get what you pay for! But the hotel was very clean we had clean comfortable beds clean towels the staff were friendly and there was always something that we could eat at every meal the service was a bit slow I must say but you weren't ignored I've been to 5* hotels that have been much the same standard of food etc so for what we paid I think it was a fair deal and the weather makes up for any little hic up that happened in the 2weeks we were there. I hope you find this helpful.

Me and a friend stayed at Nesrine all inclusive for two weeks in May. We waited at passport control for almost two hours and nearly missed our transfer which wasnt a great start! This is a lovely hotel situated a little further out from the center of Hammamet, but there were always taxis available outside and so cheap! If you are looking for a relaxing time this is a great little place. The reception was a pleasant surprise, with free wifi and a currency exchange. The reps are great, give you all the info you need and they give you a number to phone them if any problems. We found our room spacious, airy, clean and with a working tv! A lot of the reviews have criticised the rooms but we found no problem. Shower was fine, a little weak for my liking but its not something I'm that bothered about. We got sky news for the first week then it disappeared which was a little strange. Cleaners were AMAZING! They left you alone if you put up a 'do no disturb' sign on your door, and sometimes left us flowers or petals in the bathroom! Beds are okay, what you expect really when you go on holiday. This is a tunisian 4 star hotel, its not British standard, so you get what you pay for. We loved the food, and had no tummy upsets at all. Breakfast was a bit repetitive but the chef outside making omlettes and crepes was a nice touch. Lunch and dinner were great, a great choice of food to suit everyone and always plenty of tunisian specialities to try something a little different. Only thing I would say is that the soft drinks are served in wine glasses, so if you are thirsty you might find yourself getting a little annoyed! We NEVER saw flies on any of the food either. The beach was gorgeous, the walkway to it was beautiful and only 5 minutes! It was very quiet and relaxing compared to the pool area, if you are by the pool be warned that you might find yourself being annoyed by the animation team trying to get you involved in activities. Don't get me wrong its a great thing that they do them (archery, mini golf, tennis) but we found it a bit of a hassle so we spent our days at the beach. We only got hassled once there by a man selling watches, and as soon as we said no, they never bothered us again. The beach bar can be a little slow to serve you sometimes, I waited at the bar at least twice for about ten minutes and no one came, but your soft drinks come in bigger sizes down there, so pros and cons! We went on the overnight sahara trip and it was amazing! Such value for money! We paid 195 dinar (roughly 80 quid) for an overnight stay in a lovely hotel in the desert, a camel ride in the sahara, a visit to the atlas mountains in a jeep safari, a lovely oasis, we met the Berber people who kindly let us into their homes in the sand, a trip to the amphitheatre eljem, not to mention the sunrise at the salt lakes at 5am the next day! Fantastic but very tiring, A LOT of time spent on the coach so I'd advise a pillow. I think we covered about 1300km in the two days! So overall we came across hardly any negatives! Great weather, location, shopping, etc. Only thing I would mention is that the waiters seem to favour the Germans over the British in terms of service. They were always pleasant to us, but we saw a lot of people sit down after us at lunch and dinner and get served first. Maybe they tip better?! Anyway, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing time, and remember, you get what you pay for! :-)