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Þetta 5 stjörnu hótel býður upp á golfvöll og 2 sundlaugar, en það er staðsett í Gammarth og með útsýni yfir Túnisflóa. A beautiful property with large open spaces to relax. Three very good in-house restaurants. All of the staff were very attentive throughout our stay.

Located within 15 km of Carthage Roman Ruins and Sidi Bou Said, Four Seasons Hotel Tunis offers rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom. The property is beautiful and the location is perfect if you want to relax. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The spa is also amazing, do not miss the chance to have a massage session! Moreover I have to say that the concierge organised all the tours for us and made our stay even better. The outdoor pool and the pool bar are also lovely.

This El Mouradi Hotel is located on the coasts of Carthage, 15 kilometres from Tunis. It offers 5-star accommodation and an outdoor and indoor swimming pool, hammam, sauna and thalassotherapy center. You have a great staff. The meeting in the Reception by Radhia and Ahlem, what women they are there every day with a smile and excellent service, what a welcome 😊😀🌷. In the bar in the evening I can mention Omaima who also gives a great service, super nice too... then it continues with a cleaning lady who took care of my room fantastic... the food very good... very nice stay

The Ramada is located on the Tunisian coast, near the sandy beaches of the Côte de Carthage. It has an indoor and outdoor pool, a Hammam and fitness centre. Excellent. Great staff and very attentive. The food was excellent. Beach access was a plus.

With direct access to the beautiful sandy beach, Hotel Carthage Thalasso is a luxurious spa resort featuring water slides and a fully equipped business centre, just 25 minutes' drive from Tunis. Everything good..spesielt reception

Perched along the picturesque shores of Gammarth Bay in La Marsa, the Golden Carthage Tunis hotel offers an unparalleled retreat overlooking the pristine waters of the Gulf of Tunis. Place and service, food quality