The Orangers Beach Resort and Bungalows All Inclusive

I stayed at this hotel for a week in May. It was a lovely experience. The bedroom was spacious and had a large balcony to sit which is important for me. The food was super, and plenty of choice. The entertainment team were at hand each day to advise on all the activities available, like Yoga, Darts, aqua aerobics, boules. The staff were super friendly amd approachable. Plenty of activities and enjoyment for those interested day and night.

This was our first time at Les orangers beach. The hotel has an amazing beach and beautiful gardens. with plenty of sunbeds, you also don't have to worry about getting a sunbed at the pool always plenty free. The waiter service for drinks around the pool was very good. The staff are very friendly and work very hard . There is also a disco. We had a sea view room and the view was fantastic. Unfortunately we found the room very dated , some of the electric sockets didn't work. Dont expect any drinks in the mini fridge, There was a shower over the bath, which flooded the floor every time used it. We found the food let the hotel down. Mostly liver and grilled fish, and some of this wasn't cooked properly. We don't go on holiday to eat chips, but believe me, that would have been heaven. Unfortunately, only had chips once in a week. We are no way fussy eaters, but there's a limit to how many times we wanted to just eat pizza or pasta . We did try the a la cartes, with high hopes, but this was also very hit a miss. The weather for late April was lovely. We would definitely return to Tunisia, but I'd need to research the food quality next time.

Its a very Nice hotel The food was great and sweet you can est in Andy Time 24h hours The room was warms Also the hammam Massage And many others activités Big thank for Amira zan and dido dj Aziz Its not the first Time and the last See you very soon ❤️

My 32nd stay at this fabulous hotel. It's not 5 star luxury, but it is comfortable, spotlessly clean, and the awesome staff can't do enough to help you have a good time. I've seen one or two reviews criticising the food. I found no problem whatever - a choice of chicken, fish, or meat at every meal. Also turkey some nights and a pasta dish or stir fry every night. The rooms are a little dated but again they are spotlessly clean and the room maids are awesome. Food and drink is available 24 hours a day on an all-inclusive basis. The one little niggle is that there was no ice cream which would have been nice on these extra warm days. The extensive grounds are well maintained and full of flora. For the less mobile, like myself there are a few steps around the grounds, but most are manageable, although a few still need handrails. If you need ground floor room or anything else to help with mobility or diet, let the hotel know in advance. The indoor and outdoor pools are lovely, and there are plenty of sunbeds. I'll be back soon for my 33rd stay - already booked and paid for

Here still on holiday The food is really good..plenty of choice..waiters and reception staff great..always there to help..entertainment staff fantastic..great energy and get everyone involved... Don't read the negative reviews...come and judge yourself...you will have a fantastic time....

Expectations had been dampened by less than approving comments. Yes there were a string of suspicious first time contributors on here singing the praises of the hard working animation team. Yes they (lots of them) had copious amounts of energy, always about, and made a lot of noise - except on Mondays, which appeared to be a deserved day off. All but one evening show were inhouse filled by guests, ie karaoke, Miss Hotel. So some positives - the beach area, gardens, seating areas inside and out and drinks were really decent. There is an unmanned excuse of a 'drinks station' on the beach. Beer trickled out when the tap worked, coffee machine was often broken and water wasn't replenished until 11am. When all sorted good luck finding a glass or cup. Here's what else we found - on arrival nop written information so we had to chase around to find things. It was 10-30pm but we found the minimal all night food selection. One of the container lids was broken so the veg was cold and the desserts were out in the open. Only if you are desperate. The rooms were very dated, makeshift repairs, drawer broken. It was even a chore getting the room card to open the door. The balcony was huge, we loved it, we had a great sea view and the air conditioning worked well. Beds comfy and so big me and missus slept in different postcodes. Quality. Difficult to charge mobile devices as no usb ports - you need a double adapter and basically unplug a bedside lamp for simplicity. The WiFi? Lolol good luck. Worse than useless unless in reception. Suggest you buy eSIM and install at home day you before arrive. Food? Compared to last three hotels we've been to in Tunisia in past 14 months we were very, very disappointed. Ok it was not good, repetitive, tasteless and a lot of cheap cuts. Not as many choices in the rather dark indoor dining room. There is also an outdoor beach restaurant and food van (this was good) for lunch but usual trait, food often stone cold. Breakfast? Omelette and eggs station was a painful experience, so slow. One man or woman on the case. Queues were large at times. Toaster ? Lololo. Don't bother unless you've half a day to spare. Then the curious case of the lack of butter. Ok plenty for breakfast but not a sliver at lunch or dinner. Asked several people for some, each replied with abrupt 'no' and walked off. Basically 'bribed' a kindly waiter to find me some...hard, stale, bread rolls need butter. I was told 'there is a problem with butter.' And apparently there is across the country. Google it. When the special freshly cooked food station at dinner is offering sausages you might have had at lunch it speaks volumes. Sausages !!!! But they were delicious. We booked the al a carte Italian night which was perfect until we got beyond the salad and soup. Who eats 5oz of cold pasta with three pieces of dubious chicken? We ditched the main meal and moved on to the sweet. The lemon meringue was anything but. We finally gave up and headed to the dining roo