Business Hotels in Tunisia from AED 299

"Ideal location in the heart of Tunis with all attractions within minutes of walk. Very friendly and helpful hotel employees. Spotless clean room and delicious omelette (and more) for breakfast! Thank you!!! "

"nice, staff were nice, food could have been better! "

"VERY SLOW SERVICE TO CHECK IN..... CONSIDERING THE HOTEL IS EXTREMLY QUIET OVER RAMADAN!! THE ROOM WAS SO NOISY WITH THE TRAFFIC OUTSIDE..... MAYBE CONSIDER BUILDING THIS WITH SOUND REDUCING WINDOWS....."

"Clean room, very friendly staff and the facilities/food were great. I would definitely go back!"

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"One of the best hotels ever! "

"The room was nice, but many details could be better. The paint job. The electric. "

"The hotel itself was OK, with decent food and some genuinely kind staff, particularly the doormen, housekeeping team, and one young male employee in the main restaurant. However, the stay was consistently affected by significant language barriers. Very few staff members spoke or understood English, leading to repeated issues with basic requests such as room temperature, food orders, and even obtaining an extra room key. As English-speaking guests from the UK, we often felt overlooked and found communication unnecessarily frustrating. The spa experience ultimately ruined the trip. After being wrongly reassured about privacy in the hammam and later receiving a very poor-quality manicure, the situation escalated due to the behaviour of a spa manager who was dismissive, argumentative, and refused to apologise or take responsibility. Although a refund was eventually provided, the lack of professionalism and respect overshadowed any positives. Despite some goodwill gestures from the hotel, the spa management’s conduct left a lasting negative impression, and based on this experience, I would not return or recommend the hotel."

"Like every time I believe this is a nice hotel in regards to the amenities and the infrastructure. The hotel staff is very nice and accommodating as well. This is my third time at La Badira and I still insist that the restaurants are not at the level of such a hotel. The food is not good, too expensive for what it is. The breakfast experience is the opposite. A lot of products and choices. But the service is extremely bad. You almost feel that you bother them. An effort needs to be made when it comes to setting up the tables and having them cleaned. "