If you’re looking for hotels in Tunisia, or perhaps something a little different, check out these recommendations to lay your head in the Land of Carthage.
Hotels in Tunisia — Where to Stay: Lodging Tips
Hotels in Tunisia are plentiful and of a high standard. They range from small luxury art deco boutique hotels to large chain hotels, as well as everything in between. Numerous international hotel chains, such as Hilton, Sheraton, Marriott, Mövenpick, Laico, Ritz-Carlton, Radisson Blu and Four Seasons, as well as national chains such as El Mouradi and Hasdrubal, are represented throughout the country.
The Tunisian Hotel Federation is composed of close to 500 hotels. Prices vary by season and region, and it’s best to book months in advance or look for a deal through a travel agency during the high season (usually July to August, though this varies by region) and holiday periods.
Spa hotels and resorts in Tunisia are a huge business, and luxury hotels with in-room Jacuzzis, spa clinics, and treatment centers are of extremely high quality.
Book a Hotel in Tunisia — Best Deals
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- Hotels in Tunisia – book a hotel in Tunisia
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in Tunis
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in Sousse
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in Hammamet
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in Zarzis
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in the island of Djerba
- Hotels in Tunisia – Book a hotel in Tabarka
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Other Accommodations in Tunisia
Tunisia is a unique country so we thought we’d put together these different accommodation types the country has to offer. All offer high quality accommodation, but a totally different experience to what you might expect to find in a typical hotel.
Camping
Tunisia’s pleasant climate makes it an ideal camping destination, with campgrounds serving as a convenient base for touring the country’s various regions.
Suggested Read: Getting Back to Nature: 10 of the Best Places to Camp in Tunisia
The campgrounds provide restrooms, electricity, food, telephone, postal services, first-aid facilities, shaded picnic and campfire areas, and day and night security guards. They are all accessible by public transportation, but all are also accessible by cars. Most have tents and cabins available for rental, as well as a variety of other equipment. Certain locations have on-site or nearby swimming facilities. Numerous national parks throughout the country also include campgrounds.
Guesthouses
Rural areas are home to charming guesthouses, while a new and thriving network of hostels and budget accommodations has emerged in recent years.
The booking.com platform lists independent guesthouses and hostels across the country, whose facilities and frequently idyllic locations make them attractive budget options.
These hostels, located in both urban and rural areas, offer dormitory beds, family bungalows, guesthouse standard rooms, huts, or modern cubicles.
Numerous eco-lodges have sprung up in recent years, allowing residents and locals to get-to-one with nature in an organic, low-key setting. They are located throughout the country and promote ecological and sustainable living.
Tunisia Apartment Rentals
Because Tunisia is such a wired society, most of the cities, especially the coastal ones, offer a full inventory of options on Booking.com, Airbnb and similar sites. Apartments almost always offer Wi-Fi. In the Greater Area of Tunis, small apartments can be had for under $60 per night, with rooms for $30 or less. You want to be near the old Medina of Tunis, or one of the known neighborhoods such as La Marsa, Sidi Bou Said, Gammarth, Carthage, Lac, Megrine, Ain Zaghouan, etc.
Some areas in the Greater Tunis are slightly pricier than the others, but the competition means that you can find a lovely garden apartment just off Sidi Bou Said hill (with a beach view) for little more than $100 per night. An oceanfront condo apartment with two bedrooms is more expensive, of course, but still a fabulous deal (around $150 per night). Modern condo accommodations in Gammarth or Carthage may set you back more than $250, especially if you want a pool. As in everywhere in the country, apartments almost always have Wi-Fi access.
Apartment rental in also possible and recommended in the other different cities and major tourist destinations in Tunisia such as Hammamet, Sousse and Djerba.
Tunisia Apartment Rental Resources:
International Flight Tickets
If you are looking for a flight to Tunisia, really good flight deals can be found on Kiwi.com.
It is a flight search engine helps you find the best choice of flight tickets and discount airfares to Tunisia and other destinations all around the world. Their search results provide the most up-to-date prices for flights worldwide, along with real-time flight statuses, duration, and departure and arrival times to help visitors find cheap flight tickets quickly.
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Lastly, whatever you do, don’t forget to pick up travel insurance for Tunisia!
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