Best Hotels in Sousse
Explore Sousse with 58 stays near popular landmarks, shopping malls, dining spots, and key business areas for a convenient city stay.
Hotel Paris ★★
"It was nothing special. Basic room. Shower was a bit slippery."
Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa ★★★★★
"A professionally run five star hotel at the center of sousse. Interior design in the hotel is impressive and eye-catching. Flawless cleaning service. Rooms are immaculate, furniture is new. We stayed there three nights, and had room service every day without an interuption, which was great. Staffs are friendly and welcoming, especially those working at the reception. Muhammed was extremely professional, has resolved a couple of issues pretty quickly. He was so kind, he allowed us late check out as our flight was running in the evening. Food was delicious and was enough for us. We loved their freshly made smoothie in the breakfast and in the dinner."
Hôtel Medina ★
"I stayed for a total of four nights, in two different rooms. This time, I stayed in the annex building, where no one passed by, which was an advantage compared to the poor soundproofing of the main building. The shower was also better than in the main building rooms; at least it had a high faucet, so I didn't have to hold it to rinse."
HOTEL KAISER ★★★
"Very bad and rude receptionist and they charge high taxes at the entrance"
Mövenpick Sousse ★★★★★
"Excellent"
Dar Antonia ★★★
"Really nice breakfast and service, recommended if you want to stay in Medina."
Hotel Maravilla Sousse ★★★
"I didn’t stay in this hotel, and when I ask for cancellation, I didn’t need to refund my money"
Nomads Hostel Sousse ★★
"Pleasant stay not far from the medina. Enjoyed excellent kitchen area with free tea and coffe. 5 star hostel stay"
Marhaba Royal Salem - Family Only ★★★★
"European resorts are all white families. It seems that every room is a family suite, with two single beds in the living room and three single beds in the bedroom, but only one bathroom and toilet. There are kitchen facilities, but no tableware or kitchenware. Breakfast and dinner are both buffets, and you can eat with the wristband given when you check in."
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Sousse Palace Hotel & Spa
"Serving good food all three meals inclusive per day. Nice facilities like indoor & outdoor swimming pools and private access to beach."
César Palace Sousse
"Super, especially the manager, a true professional. Thank you."
Riadh Palms- Resort & Spa
"Excellent price, structure a little in poor condition. To get to my room I kept getting lost because"
Tui Blue Scheherazade Adults Only
"Just returned from our first Christmas abroad ever and what a lovely experience it was. The staff all worked hard to make our stay restful and memorable. The Christmas Eve events were great, although geared towards the French guests who celebrate Christmas on the evening, which meant for us Brits Christmas Day was a bit of a non event, but we weren’t that bothered. Staff in the coffee shop, beach bar and restaurant definitely worth a mention, all hardworking and friendly. Entertainment staff superb and welcoming, learnt a new card trick from Amigo! The barman in the lobby bar not up to the same standard though. The whole site was really clean and well looked after. We would definitely return here, just not at Christmas, want it a bit warmer!"
Hotel Royal Jinene Sousse
"Free upgrade to family room, more suitable for vacation, close to the beach. But the Wi-Fi in the room is very poor, the breakfast is not good, not suitable for Chinese taste, it is unpalatable"
Jaz Tour Khalef
"A great place in a lovely location with phenomenal service. From the get go the staff did everything right. Brilliant for families."
Hotel Orient Palace
"I love tge tean of animation ❤️❤️❤️"
El Ksar Resort & Spa – Family Hotel
"First of all I’ll highlight this is not my first holiday to this continent nor this country. However, this will be my last trip to Tunisia. This hotel certainly isn’t the 4* it is advertised as, more of a 2*+ On arrival we paid the tourist tax which we were aware of prior to landing, no problem. We then filled out the visitor visa type sheets for each guest. (Time consuming when there is 6 of you) we were told at 11:30am that if we went and had a drink in the bar and headed for lunch, our room would be ready for when we got back. 1pm comes with a very unhappy baby who was hot & tired from travelling, still no room. We sat in reception with a screaming baby waiting for our rooms for another 30 mins. There appears to be no rush for check in. Wheelchair and pushchair users beware, this isn’t a completely accessible hotel, access to the pool from any direction is only via steps which is a nightmare. First full day, we have breakfast and then head to reception to ask about pool towels. Reception tells us they are located at the spa and are charged at 20DT per towel. We go to spa and are told they are 30DT and have gone up in price since last week. Firstly this is the only hotel I’ve known that charge for towels (however it is refunded on last day) most other hotels have a chip or towel card which you are given at check in. This is a gateway for towel theft more than anything else. The all inclusive here is a rip off really. The local beer is fine but the bar is just bottled local spirits and these are served in plastic beakers or card board cups. Never have I been served cocktails like this before. Some of the drinks aren’t included in the all inclusive either. The food is mediocre and can get repetitive quickly. The desserts are good however. I can imagine that in the busy summer months the buffet restaurant is a nightmare as there just doesn’t appear to be anywhere near enough food stations for the amount of guests. This results in lengthy queues which resemble school dinner lines. There is one bar serving drinks for the whole hotel (outside of the dinner restaurant) so if you’re at the beach be prepared to walk back to the hotel for a drink) there is no food available outside of set meal times either. So much for all inclusive. Definitely the worst I have ever been to. Ali baba (excursion rep) oh lord, how I didn’t lose my temper with him just on day one I will never know. He is relentless, an actual pest and he will harass you. He also charges well above average, please look elsewhere for a better deal. Animation team, well this was great the day of arrival and day one. Very friendly and have a lot of good interaction with the kids. However, the head of animation got a little to over friendly with my 18 year old daughter to the point she felt very uncomfortable which has left her feeling anxious at his presence. Also not a lot going on around the pool just an hour in the morning and the afternoon. The pool isn’t big enough to accommoda"
Hotel Dreams Beach
"Well where do I start The food awful gaza eat bette. They rude argumentative. The men look at my daughters and perve over them. The women in the hamman just on there phones. The room looks like midnight express film. The bathroom is dirty and so back dated. I will say only north African continent go to agadir. The dream beach hotel is a nightmare like a dream from Freddie krueger. Please please do not spend your money heretic picture lies. Love holidays are liars I will go with even tui now paythat little extra. For sanity and happiness."
Jinene Hotel
"Title: JINENE RESORT SOUSSE: A NIGHTMARE STAY - AVOID AT ALL COSTS Rating: 1/5 ⭐️ 1. Hygiene and Room Conditions (Health Hazards) Unsanitary Rooms: Upon arrival, the rooms were disgusting. Carpeting was everywhere, including under mattresses, making it a breeding ground for dust mites. Cleanliness: Stained bed sheets, electrical outlets with exposed wires. Housekeeping was extremely superficial. Health Impact: My daughter, who is asthmatic, suffered a severe asthma attack and broke out in a rash on the very first day due to the poor hygiene. Lack of Equipment: The hotel's vacuum cleaner is broken, and the staff lacks basic supplies. (Only the 5th-floor cleaning lady was professional and kind). AC and Plumbing: Air conditioning only works in about 1 out of 40 rooms. Flushing mechanisms were frequently broken. 2. Failing Infrastructure Elevators: Old, dangerous, and frequently breaking down. By the middle of our stay, only one elevator was operating for the entire hotel. Reception: No air conditioning in the lobby, making it unbearably hot. 3. Misleading "All-Inclusive" Dining Food Quality: Inedible food with zero taste. Meat was cooked with baking soda, causing constant stomach bloating. Monotony: The same menu every single day (rice, potatoes, leftovers of beef/chicken). No traditional Tunisian dishes were served, which is a shame for the country. Service: Service was non-existent. Guests have to set their own tables. Rationing: No water or drinks served at the table. You have to walk to the back of the restaurant or the bar, where water is rationed in 500ml bottles and you are forced to provide your room number. 4. Entertainment and Staff Behavior Entertainment: Non-existent. Guests actually had to take the initiative to organize their own entertainment and bring in an outside entertainer to show the staff how to do their jobs. Toxic Staff: Shameful behavior from some staff members, particularly animators like Lolita Anah, who were cold, rude, and unmotivated. Extortion: Some staff members openly demanded money from guests (e.g., hundreds of euros requested just to let a guest sing). Note: The hotel manager was sympathetic about some things, but this does not redeem this miserable hotel. Most guests ended up ordering food from outside. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE."
Thalassa Sousse Resort & Aquapark
"Very Good holiday it was amazing With Lovely entertaiment always work hard and make us happy thank everyone see you soon guys 😍😍😍"
treehouse hotel
"Hotel 0 extremely dirty"
Hotel Soussana
"Hotel in the center a little bit old but clean and with friendly staff"
Occidental Sousse Marhaba
"The hotel is nice, and the staff who works there is very helpful and friendly. The food was quite good, you could find options you needed. I felt that the loud music in the evening as entertainment for kids was annoying. Rather than that, I enjoyed it."
Marhaba Salem Resort - Family Only
"This is second time I've been to this hotel so could say I no a bit about it. The hotel itself is fantastic. With its own private beach and many pools there something for everyone. Entertainment is out of this world. One of the things that really spring to mind is spa massage room with Nadia, Monji, Nessine, Zina Samar There massage is very relaxing, I've had several massages. They also do hot stones and many other treatments. The price is a small amount to pay for the treatment you get. the holiday was great. Food out matches other hotels I've been to"
MARHABA CLUB
"Had a very good time here with family, everything was brilliant and entertainment and staff was amazing and so friendly!"
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Sousse Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/E
Exchange Rate
TND
Local Payment
Cash/Cards
Connectivity
Tunisie Telecom/Orange
Current Weather
Partly clear with thunder and rain
More Information About Sousse Hotels
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Number of reviews |
1,315 |
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Total properties |
58 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
PHP 7,214 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
PHP 7,220 |
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Trending hotel |
Mövenpick Sousse |
FAQs About Hotels in Sousse
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What is the average price of a hotel in Sousse for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Sousse this weekend is PHP 4,475 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is PHP 10,107 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Sousse this weekend typically cost PHP 19,806 per night.
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How much do hotels in Sousse cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Sousse during weekdays is PHP 4,468 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around PHP 9,992 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Sousse generally cost PHP 20,241 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Sousse?
Some of the best places to stay in Sousse are near popular attractions like Water sports n7 movenpick, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Sousse near Water sports n7 movenpick?
Some of the top hotels in Sousse near Water sports n7 movenpick include Nomads Hostel Sousse (from PHP 1,102), César Palace Sousse (from PHP 2,728) and Marhaba Royal Salem - Family Only (from PHP 7,252), all offering easy access to Water sports n7 movenpick, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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Where can I find the best hotels in Sousse?
Sousse has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Mövenpick Sousse (from PHP 8,018), Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa (from PHP 9,710) and HOTEL KAISER (from PHP 2,766) are preferred hotels.
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What's the best pet-friendly accommodation in Sousse?
Dar Baaziz (from PHP 2,308) and Maison Céline (from PHP 6,551) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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What is the best spa hotel in Sousse?
Getting tired after a long walk? Mövenpick Sousse (from PHP 8,018), Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa (from PHP 9,710) and Le Monaco Hôtel & Thalasso (from PHP 1,654) provide highly rated spa services.
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What’s the best hotel in Sousse with hot springs?
Wanna experience hot springs in your hotel? Sousse Palace Hotel & Spa (from PHP 5,831) has hot springs. Book now!
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What are some hotels with pools in Sousse?
Mövenpick Sousse (from PHP 8,018), Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa (from PHP 9,710) and Riadh Palms- Resort & Spa (from PHP 6,261) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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Where can you find hotels with excellent breakfast in Sousse?
Mövenpick Sousse (from PHP 8,018),Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa (from PHP 9,710) and Sousse Palace Hotel & Spa (from PHP 5,831) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!
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