Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHill Diar Hotel Sousse
Les premières journées.
Cette mer, la Méditerranée, qui elle seule connaît la formule magique de redonner la joie de vivre à ceux qui l'ont perdu, de lisser la peau, de rendre les dents blanches. C'est l'endroit ou j'ai senti que le sable gomme mon âme et les vagues nettoient les ordures afin que mon sourire ressurgisse.
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The pre-travelling holiday
... is dead (sure he is), nice hotel i don't like the prostitutes much the guy looks like an idiot & the girl is a slag, not a hot slag, just a slag. anyway thats pretty much it erm.....
everyone is a northerner which is cool nice people but **** knows what there saying, but whiskey all day. DONE
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Third Day
... zurück nach Mahdia gestiegen. Dieser fuhr auch, allerdings nur bis Bekalta, zwei Stationen vor Mahdia. Alle raus aus dem Zug und niemand wußte was los war. Irgendwann sind alle wieder eingestiegen, aber nichts fuhr...dann sind alle wieder raus...
Die Zeit verging und unser Zug hat die Anzeige gewechselt und ist zurück nach Sousse gefahren. Wir haben zwischenzeitlich nach einem Bus Ausschau gehalten (mit wir sind fast ...
It's Warm, It's Sunny...and better than UK lol
... of your hotel, we fell into that trap the first time we were there and nearly ended up buying an arabian carpet, which we would have had no use for...lol.
Anyway, taxis, barter for your fair, most of them will give you the ride for as cheap as the bus.!!!!!
Sorry can't upload pics......tried but try this link and you should be able to see my pics!!!!!http://picasaweb.google.com/ni ckydouglas42002/Sousse#
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Sousse & El Jem and back to Tunis
... for our 2 hr trip to Tunis. We were in first class (10 dinar each) so cheap but our carriage was quite stuffy and couldn’t open the windows. Arrive in Tunis about 3pm and its wet and rainy so we caught a taxi to same hotel we previously stayed at. We checked in and then at 3.30pm we went out for a late lunch. We went back to the best restaurant we liked in Tunis “Totti”, a restaurant where the waiter spoke Italian to ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hill Diar


