Hotels Near Centre Comercial EL ARWIKA in Ez Zahra

This boutique hotel is an absolute delight. Excellent location, clean, excellent service and superb breakfast. We were visiting Tunisia for the first time. It was quite a little haven away from the hustle and bustle. Beautiful views from the garden and perfect for photographs. We enjoyed the garden(which had olive and orange trees), the pool area (swimming pool was not heated so quite cool) where we ordered beer or cafe au laits. I also utilized the living room area to conduct some business where you can help yourself to some mint tea. The staff was lovely, especially Miriam at the desk and Ibrahim who helped with everything from our luggage to serving us coffee. We were in room 22 which was a beautiful room but if you want a more quiet location I would ask for one further in the back. Our window opened up to the minaret (local mosque) which called to prayer 5 times a day from the loudspeaker. I find it meditative but if you don't want to be awaken at sunrise choose a different room. They also offer massage and spa treatments. We were too busy to use that service but we did have our laundry done at an affordable price. I would say the only drawback would be for those with mobility issues but the entire town of Sidi Bou Said would be difficult in a wheelchair unfortunately. The village is atop a big hill with cobbled stoned streets and alleys. We loved our stay and highly recommend.

This centrally located hotel dates from 1914 and is Art Nouveau style. The rooms and bathrooms are smartly remodeled and pleasant. All have natural light and the windows are mostly soundproofed. It's quiet after sundown, regardless. Breakfast is Euro style and includes pastries, yogurt, hardboiled egg, cereal. The Medina and Avenue Habib Bourguiba are both approximately a 15 minute walk. A pleasant and distinctive place to stay in central Tunis.

This hotel is such a great find in Tunis! Not only if the location superb, literally at the entrance to the Medina where shops and food vendors are steps away, but it’s also such a pretty and unique hotel. The decor is gorgeous and the views overlooking the Medina square is great for people watching. Service is great as well! The staff is very helpful. Everything felt very safe as well. I highly recommend this unique stay while in Tunis!

I lived twice for a total of four days. The first time the quilt was already used, the other bird's hair was above, and it was good to go to the front desk to clean up. After an hour, I didn't come up, but I found it again. The waiter didn't come for 2 hours before and after. Finally, he found him to remove all of our sheets, quilts, and pillowcases. I didn't come back. It took only two and a half hours to change the quilt. The result was not changed. The second time we made a suggestion before the check-in, it was really clean, but there was no breakfast but didn't remind us. We had to check out and told us to add 120 yuan for breakfast. About 200 people were famous. To be honest, half a person in Tunisia. Different hotels living in the month, her family's breakfast is small and poor, the variety is very poor, the place to eat is as big as a public toilet, 哎

Located centrally in the Tunis souk, my father and I loved our stay. Surrounded by bars, cafes and restaurants, it makes for a great night out. Clean, lavish and traditional hotel operated by a smiling, hard working team. Our room was extremely nice with air condition, a clean bathroom and strong Wi-Fi. The dining area is also well maintained and kitchen staff are super sweet - even serving us extra food without us even asking! The rooftop is also next level, where staff brought us tea and pastries while we enjoyed the sunset over the city. Amazing staff. Amazing hotel.

Hotel location is good, the entrance is in the alley. Breakfast is very ordinary, there is a restaurant not far from the house. Be careful not to listen to the staff's command. Be sure to see the seat yourself.

The location is beautiful, super clean and well-served, the internet is not good. A serious problem we had was that the establishment offers you tourist transfers and to the airport, which operates you one of the gentlemen working on the site, at last we asked you to take us to the airport and send the child to make the Transfer, when we arrived, we charged 50% more than the recorded, we called the establishment and Lord refused to answer and finally we had to pay what they charged us, which seemed to us very unhappy, so be careful to this Lord.

I chose this hotel because I saw the highest score among the four-star hotels in Ctrip. The overall Tunisian hotel score is not high, and this one is just fine. Not far from the city, not a bustling side, the hotel’s service is very good, very friendly to the Chinese, the breakfast is very good, and the date palms with twigs, the front desk recommended us to dine in the hotel’s restaurant, it turned out to be true The service is great and the service is in place. The facilities are a bit old, which is a disadvantage. If you come to Tunisia, I recommend this hotel.

First of all, just arrived in the room housekeeper seems to knock on the wrong door, and then found a strange hair on the bathroom towel. The bathrobe was all threaded. The cocktail made by the pool was not good, far worse than Radisson blu. The technology needed to be improved on the equipment head. The restaurant on the roof was too dark and the menu could not be seen clearly. The restaurant by the pool is good, the food is very good, w is the leading girl who seems to have no idea what she is doing, led us to a table that is not cleaned up, but there are actually many tables empty. Again, the hotel logo is not very clear, and many guests are constantly looking for their own room. Breakfast is OK. Overall, if measured by the standards of the four seasons, this may be the most embarrassing Four Seasons Hotel I have ever stayed in. By the way, the garden can be taken care of more carefully.

One star? Let me explain. The hotel looks wonderful - beautiful interior, and the food is absolutely delicious, and amazingly well presented. The swimming pool (it was too cold to venture into it) looked wonderful. So all well and good. But. The reception staff are EXTREMELY rude, lacking in communication skills and above all, portray the hotel in a negative way. When I checked in, about 9pm in the evening, all went smoothly. I went to my bedroom and used the electronic keycard - and opened the door and immediately thought ”the bed hasn't been made” when suddenly a male voice emerged from the bed. Someone was in my bed. I thought ”I've come into the wrong room” - but no, it was the correct room. Some unknown man was in my bed. Who was more startled - him or me? I immediately left the room, went to reception and told them, that there was a man in the bed in my bedroom. They took the keycard, and provided me with another one. NO apology, no explanation, no shock / horrified that this should happen. The receptionist DID NOT SAY ONE WORD. Just simply gave me the keycard and expected me to find my own way to the new room. I was really quite surprised at the lack of courtesy / apology. Two days later' time to pay the bill and leave. A person who I was travelling with (but not sharing a room) was at the reception. The hotel had charged her for drinks that she had either not had, or had paid cash. They were so reluctant to remove this amount from her bill when they discovered that a mistake had been made. Again ABSOLUTELY no apology, nor an explanation. Just ignored her.