BP 224 - Hammamet, Tunisia 08050

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	Click photo to view    Location.Covering two acres, the Kinza Hotel is a modern Moorish-style property spread over three-storeys and located 200 metres from the beach and five kilometres from the centre of Hammamet. Tunis Carthage Airport is situated 96 kilometres away, and takes approximately 100 minutes to reach by car.
Hotel Features.Guests can work out in the gym, swim in the indoor and outdoor pools, and relax in the sauna. The hotel has a bar, a Moorish-style café, and a gift shop, and the Animation Team organize a range of activities throughout the day, as well as a Kid's Club for children aged between four and 12. Further amenities include airport transfers (surcharge) and a multilingual concierge service. The Kinza Hotel offers two dining options; the modern main restaurant which serves a range of local and international dishes from an extensive buffet, and Le Calypso Restaurant which is an informal buffet restaurant offering international dishes. Both are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guestrooms.The 78 guestrooms feature simple, modern decor and extend to balconies. All include air conditioning, satellite television, direct-dial phones and hair dryers. The All-Inclusive room rate incorporates buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with table wine, water and soft drinks included, late continental breakfast, snacks from 10 AM to noon and from 9 PM to midnight, afternoon coffee and cakes, and drinks at the bars from 10 AM to midnight including local spirits, beer, non-alcoholic drinks and cocktails. Vintage wines and premium spirits not included. Expert Tip.Nabeul, located six kilometres from the hotel, is famous for its pottery and ceramic production and hosts a Friday market. Visitors can browse the stalls and watch potters at work, and visit the local museum with its Roman and Punic artefacts.