Try Abou Sofiane PEK

nick

THANX NICK CAN YOU GIVE ME ANY DETAILS HAVE YOU STAYED THERE

sarlee .... could you switch off your Caps Lock when posting please.

Many thanks
David HT Mod

oppppppppppsss ok david soz

sarlee

There are lots of reviews in the hotel section oon this site but for some reason it is listed as Cariribean Village Abou sofianne

There are also some photos on my website try link below

nick
Edit Nick please do not post with caps lock on as per the T&C of the site thanks Briar

no probs briar it was just that I thought sarlee was getting a hand smack and not assisstance (didnt want to upset the management.)
The sister hotel is called the RIVIERA and is a bit more upmarket but not as best placed in my opinion.

Never saw any ref to Carribean Village when I was there in March 04 or in any of the brochures I had looked at prior to booking

Perhaps some of the recent guests can enlighten us

nick
PS the link is that little box below that says wwww
I thoughtyou mods knew everything surely you remember the sigs saga

thanx guys but i still didnt get a link to pics know anything about sahara hotel in skanes lots of good reviews but also few bad

sarlee
If you havent found it yet this is a direct link just click and then click MY HOLIDAYS on my homepage

http://hometown.aol.co.uk/nickmacuk/HOMEPAGE.html

Briarskeg

You see Nick us Mod's know what people are looking for Wink and Sarlee was looking in the same place as me (not so daft after all

Coudnt agree more previously on this site I could post the link as a sig but the powers that be decided to make things "easier" to use

With regards to the name tihis may be of some use

http://www.panoramaholidays.co.uk/AniteNextPage.asp?p=ACCOMDETAIL&xml=GENSEASONCODE%20S05&xml=TOUROPERATORCODE%209069&s=14609083

nick

thanx for all info

You are correct again briars I did try google. However I also tried the Occidental website (the owners) they seem to think it is called "the Occidental Allegro Abou Sofiane" I supose they should know
I was going to post that link but it did involve some extra navigation.

nick

Ah well Briars never mind at least now thanks to "the management" you can have a sig on me

nick

we are going to this hotel in mid june so i was just wondering if anyone else will be going around the same time (june 15) and has anyone stayed there before ?.
cheers

Hi snouts

Try these links

http://www.holidaytruths.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=21287

Has anyone any info on this hotel and location,are ther any bars and places to eat within walking distance. Many thanks in advance.

Hi SuperTed,

We tried the Abou Sofiane at the end of October last year, with two teenage girls - 13 and 15.

The Abou Sofiane is a 3 star hotel, the rooms are 'tired' but adequate and clean. The food is, IMHO, far from the best and the dining room is not great, although the 'A La Carte' Tunisian restaurant at the Abou Sofiane and the 'Italian' restautant, at the sister hotel the Riviera (they normally provide one meal at each) were both fine.

The pool facilities are fine, and the girls loved it (the annimation team work hard for the youngsters) and the beach is very good, with many activities available. There are poolside drinks available and snacks from lunch to about tea time.

The hotel bars, in the evening, are pretty poor. Drinks are 'local' and very weak (even when they taste like the real thing). Service is slow - best to tip early in your visit and keep feeding small amounts. The service does improve!

The Port is a short taxi ride or a 20 minute stroll. Some people advocate walking along the beach, but we found the road (with good footpaths) to be better - and no soft sand!

There are plenty of shops and restaurants at the Port (slightly inflated prices, but not too bad) which we found to be quaint and picturesque.

In short, we found the Abou Sofiane to be absolutely ideal for a one week break for some sun in October. The girls loved it. I don't think I would have enjoyed a second week - a better class hotel, on a B&B only basis, with good food and evening entertainment available if required, would have been preferred.

Peter

hi we stayed at the Riviera over xmas and new year. thought it was in a great position for the marina of PEK and laso not to far from sousse. the abou ( sister hotel) has a disco until 2am every morning that Riviera customers were able to use as part of their all inclusive. we preferred the riviera as it was more 'upmarket' but both hotels seemed nice, very impressed with the efforts of all staff to ensure we had a great time. if you do go you must try the italian restaurant on site.... its superb feel free to ask me any questions and i will try to answer
angie

thinking about going to this hotel next year. has anybody been there and if so what is it like?
Any info would be great
thanks