Hotels met Wifi in Tunis Governorate, Tunisia

Breakfast is average, suitable for bringing children, the hotel’s location is particularly good, parking is possible, the hotel’s view and atmosphere are particularly good, very exquisite, the door opens to the Atlantic Ocean, the view is particularly beautiful, it is incredible why breakfast is not given to guests in the restaurant

It is not bad to live here and chill would be the best choice in Ramadan even. It is not bad to live here and chill would be the best choice in Ramadan even.

Amazing stay at Verdi Tunis Beach Resort What truly made this stay special was a staff member named Mr. AbdiRahman. He was, without exaggeration, the nicest person I met during my entire time in Tunis. He went above and beyond to make sure I felt welcome and taken care of, and his warmth and attentiveness turned a good stay into an amazing one. It’s rare to come across someone so genuinely kind and dedicated to their guests. I’d highly recommend this resort to anyone visiting Tunis — and if you’re lucky enough to cross paths with Mr. AbdiRahman during your stay, you’re in great hands. Thank you for a memorable trip!

The hotel is set at 3 stars at best, but safety is the first priority. Breakfast is average. The environment and food in Islamic countries cannot be complimented. It only costs 20 dinars from Tunisia airport to this hotel, but the airport rental is too bad and charges 50 dinars You, especially the hotel’s parking taxi drivers, must take pictures and keep them in order to avoid complaints when they are cheated. I have issued a taxi license number for a liar. Don’t take this liar’s car.

Being engaged to a tunisian girl i fly frequently to tunis from the UK. Location of the hotel is good, 15 minutes from airport, busy area but i dont think its an area to walk around at late night. Ive tried loads of the hotels ranging from 2 stars to 4 star hotels in tunis city, hamamet and sousa areas. This hotel is a small hidden gem. I was Greeted with a smile when i came around midnight, check in took a minute (unfortunately wasn't given the wifi password on the spot had to ask for it latter on) The wifi was very fast in the room, i had no issues with connectivity The owner offered me a complementary bottle of water which i appreciated cause if was thirsty and hungry, they offered to get me some food from a nearby fast food place, so i requested a sandwich which i paid 15 tunisian dinners for ( didnt likee the sandwich much but i appreciated there help 😅😅😅) The hotel itself is very very nice, not a generic build, had a tunisian look to it with paintings everywhere, they have like a small venue area down in reception The room was spacious and again nothing generic about it. The beds were steel frame beds so nothing fancy but the mattress was new and comfortable Everything was spot on clean flat tv on the wall and an A/C unit which was functional, all remotes were there in the room. The rooms were very calm, no noise and most important they WEREN'T PAPER THIN !!!! No kettle or tea/coffee in the room 2 towels in bathroom, small to medium size, no large ones Shampoo was available in packets, they supplied 2, Toiletries available, very clean modern toilet, no leaks Overall I loved this hotel, i paid 20 pounds for the night and i am 100% sure i will be coming again soon

I have been going to this hotel for 2 years. The staff is not only very pleasant, but to listen to its customers. The cleanness is impeccable. We feel very safe and this remains well because the airport is next door.

The hotel is located in the city center, opposite the mosque. The hotel is standard four stars, it looks like it is newly built or newly renovated. The twin room is more spacious, clean and tidy, separated from wet and dry, there is mineral water, bathrobe, but no slippers, there is a quilt, which can cover the big quilt of the twin bed. One of us is more embarrassing. Can sleep in a bathrobe. Breakfast is nothing special, no different from the average hotel. The overall feeling is that the price is low, and the price is more expensive for our trip to Tunisia.

I liked how big and beautiful the hostel was, and perhaps because it was off season, there were only a few people staying there and very quiet at night. The breakfast was very simple but did the job. The only thing was mosquitoes (it was Jan!) but that was not their fault. Overall, it was a good stay!

I had a frustrating experience at the hotel. The staff at the reception pretended to speak English, but when I asked a question I got vague answers. For example, when I asked for tea, they said ”Someone will bring it to your room”, but it never came. There was no phone in my room and the air conditioning didn't work. The first room they gave me didn't have a TV and there was a problem with the tap. They gave me a room with a sea view, but it was too far from the entrance and I still had problems with the air conditioning and the phone. All these problems were only resolved the day before I checked out. Also, my charger didn't fit into the socket and when I asked about it, I got the same vague answer with no follow up. I even left my phone at the reception to charge, but it never did, which was incredibly frustrating. As for breakfast, you have to go to a restaurant or balcony area where a lady with an angry expression on her face takes care of you, but you are forced to eat whatever she brings to your table, there is no choice. Overall, my experience at this hotel was quite disappointing and not at all what I expected.

The hotel is in a very heart of the city and all the important monuments are in the walking distance. The room is clean and all hotel staff is very kind and attentive. The breakfast is served very fast. It was really good experience and I would repeat my stay at this hotel.