Chich Khan is a nice pleasent hotel...
the rooms are big and were cleaned everyday we had a pool view,
the bar was great the waiters always brought our drinks just as we sat down, we had a good laugh with them
The animation could of been better but it was quiet
would definatley stay there again, but maybe in season

Very welcoming and friendly staff, they could not do enough for you. The hotel was extremely clean bedding and rooms cleaned daily. We would definatley go there again.

Just returned from 2 weeks at the Chich Khan and we both really enjoyed it, it is very quiet at the moment so we had a relaxing time getting a tan and chilling out, had one day of rain in the 2 weeks, the hotel was clean and the room was lovely with a walk out balcony that had the sun all day long, if you like to have alone time then rooms 1318 to 1338 are by far the best for catching day long sunshine, the staff were amazing and friendly, very attentive and they always have a smile and a chat, the bar staff and bar waiters never forget your drink and a big shout out to Naseem who was just brilliant in the main bar, the maids are really good and the room was spotless at all times, a small tip at the start of your holiday and then at the end and you will get superb service, although we met people who never tip and they still got great treatment by all the staff....Beds were comfy and sheets changed daily if required, towels also changed every day, now we go onto the food, some reviews on here have criticised the food and the choices, I have no idea why anyone would complain about the food, quite simply it was lovely...Loads of choices with at least 5 different meat choices, fish, various veg options, burgers , pizzas, salads, soups, fruits, cous cous, we had Chicken Beef, Turkey, Rabbit, Liver, Quail, Lamb chops, various stews and seafood, steaks cooked as you watch, the salads were superb, always served are pears, apples, oranges, dates, pomegranates, pineapples, bananas were mainly used for desserts which were lovely...Quiches and Omlettes, breakfast was toast or Cerials, eggs of all kinds, sausages, flat breads, fresh Omlette, continental style if you want it, cheeses meats and cakes, fresh juices, I had blood orange which was gorgeous....Special message for Hanen in the restaurant who is the only female waiter I have seen in a hotel in Tunisia, She was lovely and always cheery, Outside the hotel you are very close to the new Medina, there are fixed price shops both to the right and left of the main entrance but they are more expensive than if you haggle, if you go left up to the supermarket called Bravo and the first fixed price shop on the right past the supermarket you will find a fixed price shop who's prices are very good...The locals will try to get you into their shops but they are not aggressive at all and a simple no thanks and a smile will do......Now to the only downside, and that was the hotels beach area, it is very neglected at the moment and needs some time and money spending on it, the sand is fine and white and the sea is clear and lovely to splash around in...There are various activities in the hotel swimming pools inside and out, a spa, mini golf, archery, boules, darts, mini disco for the kids, different shows...The Animation staff are hard working and enthusiastic, a little to enthusiastic when trying to sell you bingo or raffle tickets though...The current exchange rate is 2.2 Dinars to the pound, all in all it was a great 2 weeks and I would go back tomorrow........Enjoy.

My partner and I stayed here All Inclusive for a week from December 28th 2011 and celebrated new year here. The hotel is aproximately 45 minutes coach ride from the airport. It is located in the hotel/tourist zone of Hammamet approximately 10 minute walk from the Marina.

In summary we enjoyed our stay here, the hotel is not four star, three star at best. I have stayed at much better Iberostar hotels and it is a mix of good and bad points, we will not return as there are superior hotels for the same money in other countries.

Good points.

The hotel is clean, staff are incredibly friendly and try hard to please.The New Years Eve Gala Dinner was a genuine and very credible attempt by the hotel to throw a big dinner and dance event and in the main they succeeded, a really excellent night.

Local All Inc drinks are okay and the food was average to ok with a reasonably choice, excellent salads, but I suspect it would not be to everyone's liking however I did not go hungry.

Large Swimming Pool area and again would suggest in the Summer a really excellent environment for all sun worshippers. With outside bar, eating area and entertainment location.

Rooms serviced daily.

Animation Team try very hard and get 10 out of 10 for effort and energy.

Bad Points.

Afraid to say there are a number!

Hotel is dated, it's tired and needs an overhaul.

Arrival. I simply fail to understand why the hotel insists on undertaking an extremely bizarre ritual of asking all new arrivees to fill out a long complex form and gather in an area away from reception to be told the times of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Confusion reigned and tempers flared a tad.

Our Room was very basic, tucked away in the basement (mezzanine area), same floor as the spa. It was clean. Beds were two single beds joined together but with a large gap between the two so in effect two close singles not one double! We did visit a family room on the third floor during our stay and that room was actually really nice and far superior to ours. Avoid the Mezzanine rooms!

Very very thin walls, you can hear everything and the noise is very frustrating espcially as the furniture has metal legs and the decibals generated from lazy people dragging not lifting chairs above you drives you to despair.

Whilst I did not use it myself, other guest we became friendly with did and to a man and woman all said the Spa was disappointing

Restaurant. It was chaos during the new year period, the hotel was full and they had shoe horned extra tables into the restaurant. Very uncomfortable. The buffet area was so small for a hotel of this size and I would have thought in high season large queues must form assuming that no outdoor buffet area is in use.

Poor selection of food for children.

Disco small and very smoky.

Hints & Tips

Let the Bell Boy take yor bags to your room, if you don't like the room tell the Bell Boy and he will walk you back to Reception and help request a change.

Ask the bar staff for your spirit and mixer seperate for a decent measure. We learnt quickly to ask for example a vodkain one glass and a seperate coke.

Tip the waiters small change (2 dinar, 50p) and they will look after you.

Go to the Naebul markert and haggle, best bargains are there.

Try the local beer Celia (Pronounced Seltia), very nice indeed, not included in All Inc.