Reallay liked it, have visited many hotels ın Tunısıa and it was the best, very nice people and good services.

I really like it especially, the architecture is fantastic. It is a good hotel to rest and enjoy the great possibilties, as pool and beach. I also like sport centere. which I don´t like is travesti show.

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I have been in this hotel for a week with my wife and we had a very good stay. The entrance is impressive. Rooms are very big and quiet cleen. Facilities (pool, garden, beach,...) are beautiful and in very good conditions. Staff is almost nice and helpful and food is not bad. Don't forget that it's a different country with different dishes but you will always find a good thing to eat and the dessert buffet is delicious. We booked a lasminute offer for a very good price and we are not sorry about our choice.
Ah, you have to try their "Mojitos", they are very very good.

Just got back yesterday and thought I would review this place with Tripadvisor - only wish I had of known about this site and seen the reviews of other people before booking.
To be fair this place is not all bad .... but it is oversold as a top quality hotel which is what I was expecting .
Stayed in a all inclusive hotel in Sharm El Sheik 2 years ago (different chain) that was sold as a 5* and lasted 1 breakfast before moving to the guenuine 5* sister hotel next door and paying double to get away - could not take the "pigs at troughs" all inclusive quality patrons they attracted. I told the same travel agent that this was not what I wanted again and was assured this was a genuine 5* . Never again.
No hotel in the world can call themselves 5* if they do not offer you fresh fruit juice at breakfast . I do not know what it is about hotels in this part of the world but they have never heard of fresh juice but they insist their cordial type substitute is the real thing.
The food was overall good and plenty of it as all they offered was a self service all you can eat restaurant , after 4 nights though it was repetitive and all you want to do is try a different place. Again - you would expect a range of different and good a la carte restaurants in a true 5* complex . The patrons here were not the same as the "pigs at troughs" experience in Sharm ( just ) principally because they were priced out of the place.
The rooms were clean & large but starting to age and would be 3* at best - cleaners were friendly as were all of the staff . The Hotel common areas I would give a 4*. The gym was small but looked OK untill you found that the machines electronics would not turn on .
My wife had a full body treatment in the Spa and she said it was the best she ever had.
Hammamet Yasmine is rated as one of the premier spots in Tunisia but it is the typical purpose built wall to wall 1000 seaters you find everywhere in the Med and the beach is only OK at very best . I think I would have prefered a basic boutique hotel in Sidi Bou Said as a alternative and put up with poorer hotel facilities to cope with the superior sea views and charm of the area overiding the character less over development of Hammamet Yasmine .
We overall enjoyed our family 10 night holiday in Tunisia but only because our historical private guided excursions every other day broke the monotony of this soulless eat ,get fat and fry all day resort offers.
As far as Tunisia goes once is enough .