Tunis Hotels

The capital of Tunisia, this amazing city is sometimes overlooked because it doesn’t have quite as many beaches as other resorts, but that shouldn’t put you off. It’s a great place to take the family or your partner for a really amazing holiday.

What’s there to see in Tunis?

You know when you’re on holiday that the first question you’ll get asked when you get home, after ‘how was the weather?’ is going to be ‘what did you get me?’ On holidays to Tunis you can marry sightseeing with souvenir shopping in the city’s souk. One of the most authentic and hassle-free souks in North Africa, this market is a great place to hunt down unique gifts as well as getting a free side order of Tunisian culture.

If you don’t really fancy that, then of course you can head down to the beach for a spot of sunbathing. Just remember that while Tunisia might not be as conservative as other North African countries, you’re still better off wearing a one-piece swimsuit than a bikini. Once you’ve caught enough sun on your Tunis holidays you should head to some of the city’s museums for a touch of culture and history – and a very, very large number of mosaics.

Holidays to Tunis are a great chance to explore the capital city of a vibrant and fast changing nation. One thing that hasn’t changed is the French influence though, especially in the coffee shops! You could gorge to your heart’s content on delicious pastries, all washed down with a glass of peppermint tea.

Plan your escape to Tunis

An adventure in the exotic Tunisia is always going to inject some excitement into your holiday. When you take holidays to Tunis, you know that you’ll be exploring, but you’ll be in the safety and comfort of a modern city, and when you book through lastminute.com you know that we’ll be helping you to pay as little as you can for as much as you can. So don’t delay any longer, book your Tunis holidays today.

Please note: Due to limited power resources which the government controls, air-conditioning is only allowed to be run from mid-June to mid-September.

Please note: For all arrivals from 1.10.2013 onwards, there will be a Tourist City Tax of 2 TND per person per night – children under 12 years old are exempt. The tax is payable directly to the hotel upon arrival.

All departures from 1st October 2014 for non-residents of Tunisia will be obliged to pay a local departure tax of 30 Dinars per person.

Where to stay in Tunis

Tunis offers a diverse range of accommodation options, making it easy to find the perfect place to suit your travel style. From cultural hubs near the medina to coastal retreats with stunning views, the city has something for everyone.

• Medina – for history and culture

  Staying near the historic medina is ideal for travellers who want to immerse themselves in Tunis’s rich heritage. This area is a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with bustling souks, narrow streets, and historic landmarks like the Great Mosque of Zitouna. It’s perfect for those who enjoy exploring on foot and soaking up the city’s authentic charm.

• Carthage and La Marsa – for coastal luxury

  For a more relaxed and upscale experience, consider staying in Carthage or nearby La Marsa. These areas combine historical significance with seaside tranquillity, offering a mix of boutique hotels and stylish resorts. With their proximity to the Mediterranean and attractions like the ancient ruins of Carthage, they’re ideal for couples and luxury travellers.

• City centre – for convenience and vibrancy

  The city centre is perfect for travellers who want to be close to modern amenities, shopping districts, and a vibrant dining scene. This area offers a variety of hotels that cater to business and leisure travellers alike, providing a convenient base for exploring Tunis’s attractions.

• Berges du Lac – for business and leisure

  The Berges du Lac district is a modern area located near the airport and popular with business travellers. It’s also a great choice for families, offering quieter surroundings, international restaurants, and easy access to nearby attractions.

Whether you’re exploring the bustling medina, relaxing by the coast, or staying in a contemporary urban setting, Tunis offers a wide variety of accommodation options to suit every kind of traveller.