Price Match Promise*There's a moment, just as you step through the entrance of the Alhambra Thalasso, when you stop and look around. The geometric tilework, the carved archways, and the soft sound of indoor fountains are nothing like any ordinary Tunisian resort. It feels as if you have been teleported to a luxury riad of the Moorish period.
Inspired by the historic Alhambra Palace in Granada, this five-star resort in Yasmine Hammamet has been designed to stand out. The Moorish-Andalusian architecture isn’t just decorative, it shapes the entire vibe of the place- Calm, slow and grand!
The hotel suits couples looking for a rejuvenating escape, families seeking a laid-back all-inclusive vacation, and anyone who’s ever wanted a spa holiday that actually delivers. With multiple dining options, two outdoor and indoor pools, and an award-winning thalassotherapy centre onsite, there’s barely any reason to look beyond the resort gates. There’s a popular beach, just a short stroll away, and the surrounding area has plenty to explore.
The thalassotherapy centre is the real draw here. Seawater treatments, a traditional hammam, hydro-massage baths, and a dedicated indoor seawater pool.
Intricate geometric patterns, carved wooden headboards, and ochre-and-white motifs run throughout the property. It’s genuinely beautiful and gives the whole place a personality that is missing in many modern resorts.
From Tunisian classics to a poolside barbecue and a beach restaurant, there's real variety here. Themed dining nights add a bit of fun to the evenings, too.
Try Arabic calligraphy, a Tunisian cooking class, or a guided mint tea ritual.
Archery, billiards, and table tennis offer a welcome change from the sunlounger.
Live shows and activities keep evenings lively for guests of all ages.
A children's club, dedicated kids' pool, and spacious room options make it a solid choice for families.
A small on-site shop with clothing, bags, and local souvenirs, handy for gifts or last-minute treats.
Oriental and Tunisian themed evenings add a cultural flavour to your evenings.
These comfortable, air-conditioned rooms are a sensible choice for most travellers. Clean, well-designed, and with that signature Moorish touch throughout.
A noticeable step up, with a dedicated seating area giving you more space to spread out. A good option if you want a bit more comfort without going the whole way to a suite.
Six exclusive apartments, each with a separate seating area and a choice of sea, pool, or garden views. Ideal for those who like the space and privacy of a self-contained setup.
Generously sized and richly decorated in Arab-Andalusian style. If you want the full experience- the space, the décor, the sense of occasion- this is the room to go for.
Great-value access to everything the resort offers. Views or position within the hotel may vary, but you'll have the same five-star facilities at your fingertips.
Laid-back seaside dining with a focus on fresh fish. The catch of the day is always worth ordering.
A proper British favourite. Think classic breakfasts and a solid Sunday roast, right by the Medina entrance.
Relaxed Italian dining in the Marina, with great pasta, pizza, and a kids' corner to keep little ones happy.
Toes in the sand, seafood on the plate, and sea views all around. A lovely spot for a special evening out.
Around 1km away, this reimagining of a traditional Tunisian old town is great for a relaxed wander through artisan workshops and picking up a souvenir or two.
Sitting within the Medina complex, roughly 1.9km away, this is Tunisia's largest theme park. Roller coasters, water rides, and very happy children. Enough said.
About 1.8km from the hotel, this laid-back promenade dotted with yachts is a lovely spot to hop on a boat trip or settle in for a waterfront meal as the sun goes down.
A short taxi ride north, around 8-9km away, this 13th-century walled town is well worth the journey. Cobbled streets, ancient ramparts, and sweeping sea views that stay with you long after you leave.
A short drive away, the quiet ruins of this ancient Roman colony, with well-preserved mosaics still remarkably intact, make for a rewarding half-day out for anyone with a curious mind.
Prices last checked at 07:40 on 25 July 2026