5-Star Hotels 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.

I've been going to this hotel for two years. The staff is not only very pleasant, but also attentive to their guests. The cleanliness is impeccable. We feel very safe, which is good because the airport is nearby.

Verdi Tunis Beach Resort has a pleasant grounds and a clean private beach – everything looks good from the outside. However, the staff's attitude ruined the overall trip experience. I encountered clear rudeness and disregard several times: when I tried to explain things, even using a translator, the staff pretended not to understand, sometimes responded abruptly, or walked away from the conversation. This wasn't just an inconvenience; it felt humiliating and showed a complete lack of service. If polite communication and helpful staff are important to you, consider this factor. I would only recommend this hotel to those willing to put up with poor service. I advise management to seriously address staff training and language support.

If u ever in tunisia make sure u stay at tis hotel.the design is fabulous.my bed facing the sea.u can lay in bed sea view. Every staff is nice and try their best to service. Specially the reception gal at check in. She upgraded my room. Really appreciate. Their garden is huge very peaceful .plus private beach walk. cardio room great view. My opinion well worth the money.don’t miss the sunrise sky turning pink.u can’t see pink from the photo.u can see it when ur here. I absolutely enjoyed my stay.

It's close to Lake Tunis, and it's very pleasant to walk. There are also many restaurants nearby. It's perfect. It's suitable for business trips and tourism. The breakfast is absolutely delicious, with a wide variety of fruits.

Last time I was there I have really enjoyed the 3 days at this hotel. I wanted my mom and sister to also experience the same thing and try escaping the daily routine and fun peace in a place like this. They brought my cousin too! They all loved it 😍 The check in process takes time though, I wish it was more efficient. But overall, a great place to be.

Rooms are spacious and might need some refreshing. Very comfortable bed and ok breakfast.

The Residence Tunis My stay at The Residence Tunis was simply exceptional. Nestled along the Mediterranean, this hotel seamlessly blends traditional Tunisian charm with modern luxury. The rooms are spacious, elegantly decorated, and offer stunning sea views. Dining is a delight with a variety of exquisite options, especially the fresh seafood at L’Olivier. The Thalasso Spa provides an unparalleled relaxation experience, and the attentive staff ensure every need is met with a smile. Whether lounging by the infinity pool or exploring the private beach, every moment here is pure bliss. Highly recommend for a luxurious retreat. Boutheina Bechir Radhouani

The early morning flight arrived at Carthage Airport before 5 o'clock. We went to the blue town first. After a sleepless night, we had no time to go to the hotel. We arrived too early. We dozed on the sofa in the hotel for 2 hours and finally entered the room. The room was quite big, the bathroom was also quite big, and the facilities were complete. Although it was not intelligent, everything was worthy of the title of five stars. It can be said to be a luxury hotel. The breakfast was quite rich. Except for the lack of meat products, there was nothing to complain about. The hotel is by the sea, and the sea breeze is strong. It is a little cool to walk outdoors. The hotel is equipped with mineral water, slippers, etc. Everyone was very satisfied with the first night in Tunisia.