Classy Retreat with its own private beach
Nestled on a sandy beachfront overlooking the beauty of the Mediterranean Sea, Royal Azur Hotel Thalassa is a sun-kissed paradise with oodles of stuff to do. Sweeping ocean views set the scene here, and there’s a huge array of five-star facilities to keep everyone entertained from dawn to dusk.
The hotel’s focal point is undoubtedly the infinity pool that looks directly across the big blue yonder. There’s a huge lagoon-like pool, too, and a relaxing number surrounded by Bali Beds. In need of some refreshments? You’ll find four bars dotted around the premises, including a handy pool bar, a beach bar in the summer season, and another open 11 till 11 that specialises in premium wines sourced from around the world.
You don’t have to go far to sample high-quality cuisine either. For a wide array of dishes in a relaxed setting, head to the main buffet restaurant, which is open at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. But, if table service in an intimate setting is what you fancy, book your spot at one of the three à la carte restaurants, specialising in Italian, Tunisian, and deliciously grilled flavours.
Another advantage of staying at this hotel is the location itself. Found in the beautiful resort town of Hammamet, you’re only a five-minute drive from a myriad of shops, restaurants, and spots of cultural interest. And with a private stretch of beach to relax on, too, you can take it as easy – or as active – as you like.
What Royal Azur Hotel Thalassa has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant
- 3 à la carte restaurants (cuisine: Italian, Tunisian, grill)
- 1 à la carte snack restaurant
- 4 bars (including cocktail, beach, wine, and, pool bars)
- 1 sky bar (summer season only, serves Asian cuisine)
Entertainment
- Indoor heated pool
Sports & Health
- Mini golf
- Table tennis
- Yoga
- Massage
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
Good to know
Find out more about Hammamet
Holidays to Hammamet tick off all the North African hallmarks. This pretty whitewashed town is fronted by a stellar beach – 10 kilometres of soft, honey-coloured sand which unravels along the Cap-Bon peninsula. You’ve also got ancient sites aplenty, and a nightlife scene that ticks off atmospheric restaurants and shisha bars.