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1. Four Seasons Hotel Tunis
A beachfront luxury hotel at Cap Gammarth on the Gulf of Tunis, with sea-view suites, a hammam spa, an outdoor pool and several restaurants and bars.
View details — Four Seasons Hotel TunisWhere you stay in Tunis shapes your trip. The medina suits travellers who want character and walking access to the souks: Dar Ben Gacem offers fifteen rooms in two restored houses, run as a social enterprise that reinvests in the old city. Cars cannot reach most medina doors, so arrange a transfer and pack light. The Ville Nouvelle is the practical choice for a central base near Avenue Habib Bourguiba, and the Art Nouveau Hotel Majestic on Avenue de Paris has hosted guests from Louis Armstrong to Richard Nixon.
For the sea, stay in the northern suburbs. Villa Didon on the Byrsa hill in Carthage has just ten suites, all facing the bay, and a well-regarded restaurant. Further up the coast, Gammarth and the Côtes de Carthage are home to beach resorts: the Four Seasons Hotel Tunis has a beachfront pool, hammam spa and several restaurants, while The Residence Tunis is known for its 4,000 square metre thalasso spa and nearby golf course. Coastal hotels are a drive from the medina and the Bardo, so many guests book guided tours or use taxis, and the TGM train links Carthage, Sidi Bou Said and La Marsa with the centre.
5 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 hotels in Tunis
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A beachfront luxury hotel at Cap Gammarth on the Gulf of Tunis, with sea-view suites, a hammam spa, an outdoor pool and several restaurants and bars.
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A beach resort on the Côtes de Carthage with a 4,000 square metre thalasso spa inspired by Roman baths and a nearby 18-hole championship golf course.
View details — The Residence TunisHotel
A ten-suite boutique hotel on the Byrsa hill in Carthage, where every suite faces the bay, with a spa, pool terrace, bar and market-led restaurant.
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A boutique guesthouse in two restored medina houses with fifteen individually designed rooms, run as a social enterprise that reinvests in the old city.
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A white Art Nouveau landmark on Avenue de Paris, built in the 1910s and renovated in 2010, with a long list of famous guests and a bar.
View details — Hotel Majestic