4-Star Hotels in Tunis, Tunisia

A very nice hotel at the city centre with great service. A swift checking in process, the room was clean and spacious. A gym at the 4th floor was a big plus for me and the morning breakfast had a lot of variety. Definitely will recommend the hotel and will revist for any visits in the future.

A decent hotel in at the end of old town markets. Good value for money and breakfast will get you by. I wish the TV had a few more channels for evening wind down, but not a dealbreaker. Would stay again.

Welcome to our hotel, where comfort meets elegance. Located in the heart of the city, our property offers modern rooms equipped with all essential amenities, including free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and a flat-screen TV. Guests can enjoy a delicious daily breakfast, a 24-hour front desk, and exceptional customer service. Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, our hotel provides a relaxing atmosphere and an ideal location close to restaurants, shopping areas, and major attractions. We look forward to making your stay unforgettable.

very good location . Please, the hotel management pay more attention to the furniture that needs to be changed.

I have stayed twice at the Nine and both times have been good experiences. The rooms are modern and clean and the staff is very friendly. The rooms are missing a mini bar and toiletries which would have been nice to have.

This hotel is located in the center of Tunisia and is an old hotel. As soon as I entered the hotel, I saw the big boss of the hotel supervising the work at the front desk. The boss also walked back and forth and helped with the management of the hotel. This was very impressive. The boss is polite and warm. I booked a suite this time and it was very clean and comfortable. The most unique thing is that there is a stool in the bathtub. This is specially arranged for the elderly or travelers with limited mobility. This is very thoughtful and deserves praise. It was very peaceful to sleep at night. The suite has a balcony with city views. The room includes meals, and the food is local specialties and delicious. I will stay at this hotel next time I go to Tunisia.

It was a great choice, I was landing at night, so I decided to stay a night at a hotel close by the airport. My sister and her kids checked in earlier and they had a blast. Great service and an amazing diverse and delicious breakfast we enjoyed the next morning together. I have to say, there was only one bit of detail worth mentioning, the frond desk lady helped me call the cab, but she did not mention using Bolt, which is a more expansive taxi service and forgot to mention that she also obviously chose the Comfort option which cost me more at least a 60% extra charge than the normal price. which was displayed on the meter when we arrived but the cab driver asked for more money than that. Overall, we had a nice short stay and enjoyed a late checkout to chill and recover from my trip. Thanks to Novotel Team for the delicious food variety.

I had a great experience at Maia Hotel. The reception staff, Atef, was very kind and helpful. He did his best to arrange an early check-in for us after our long overnight flight, which we really appreciated. Excellent service and warm hospitality!. All the stage were nice and friendly. Good breakfast.

Unfortunately we had a bad experience because on the last day we asked at the hotel how we could go to see Carthage etc and they recommended a hotel taxi with a price for the 2 hours we needed, well in the end the taxi driver took us where he wanted and was also increasing the time to save more, when we arrived at the airport he told us that he had nothing to do with the hotel and charged us more, he was a thief and a liar, the truth is that we ended our stay in Tunisia in a bad way, and the hotel is responsible because they recommended it to us.

Downtown is more convenient. However, renting a car is not convenient, and parking is still chargeable. The gym also charges. The court style of the hotel, some people feel style, others feel scary. You can live without driving.