Cap Bon
Most visitors don't stay in El Haouaria long, but Villa Zembra is an enchanting retreat that's worth unpacking your suitcase for. Its five rooms are…
Must-see hotels in Cap Bon
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Hammamet
Occupying a small peninsula north of Hammamet proper, the adults-only resort of La Badira is a swanky affair. It's home to Hammamet's largest infinity…
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Cap Bon
Tucked away down a narrow alley in the heart of the medina, this sleek, contemporary take on a traditional house makes it something of a designer's dar…
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Hammamet
The most authentic place to stay in Hammamet, this traditional dar has just four rooms, all named after gems. Service is sweet, and breakfast is fantastic…
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Cap Bon
This whitewashed nine-room villa is a luxurious take on a typical dar. Past the small reception area, marbled floors lead to a communal dining table…
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Cap Bon
Set within acres of fig, olive and almond trees, this former farmhouse has been lovingly restored, and the attentive hosts offer an intimate stay fuelled…
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Cap Bon
Waltz through Dar El Gaied's exquisite, enormous yellow studded doors and into a slice of paradise. Nestled in the heart of bustling Nabeul, the noise…
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Orangers Beach Resort & Bungalows
Hammamet
Orangers, beloved by Brits, is where the whole family heads for their annual sun pilgrimage. Verdant gardens ring the buildings, and an exclusive section…
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Hammamet
Built in the 1970s by the presidential architect, this massive 390-room hotel has had a swish overhaul since then. The neat rooms have great views, though…
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Cap Bon
Dar Kenza is a fun, family-friendly enclave that ticks all of the summer holiday boxes. Navigate your way up and down stairs and past domed roofs through…
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Hammamet
On the (very) short list of Hammamet's most stylish hotels, Russelior is one of the few in town that's actually worth its five stars. Service is…
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Hammamet
Its five stars are slightly tarnished, but the Hasdrubal is still one of the most luxurious options in Hammamet. The enormous, multilevel lobby with…
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Hammamet
The Sindbad, seemingly the headquarters for German-speaking visitors to Hammamet, has an exclusive feel and spacious rooms with arabesque design features…
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Cap Bon
Relaxed and tree-shaded, the rooms here are in two-storey whitewashed buildings and have balconies. There are tables set amid gardens for breakfast and…
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Cap Bon
A cross between a kids' summer camp and an Alpine ski lodge, Dar Ben Abdallah has a couple of two-storey freestanding wooden cabins and a huge bricked…
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Hammamet
Popular with families, this resort has enough to keep children entertained for the whole holiday, from pools with storeys-high slides and beach access to…
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Hammamet
Previously managed by luxury chain Sofitel, Saphir has somehow held on to its five stars, though standards have slipped. Two gold pill-shaped lifts whisk…
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Cap Bon
Located on a beautifully remote stretch of sand, this resort looks like it was plucked out of a children's book about East Africa and migrated to the Med…
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Hammamet
Set back from the beach but with easy access to the unpeopled white sands that stretch beyond the giant Hasdrubal Thalassa hotel, these domed bungalow…
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Hammamet
Despite its 100-odd rooms, Flora Park certainly has a more intimate and authentic feel than many of its neighbours. The decor is looking slightly dated,…
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Hotel & Restaurant Les Grottes
Cap Bon
This hotel outside of El Haouaria near the caves has simple, clean rooms that cluster around a small pool. Ask for one of the larger family rooms, which…
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Hammamet
This 42-room family-run hotel offers dated, unfussy rooms with balconies surrounded by greenery. Service is cheerful, and the attached building has…
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Cap Bon
The fact that the corridors smell so strongly of sunscreen must be an indication of the favourite activity at this small resort: lounging poolside, with…
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Hammamet
This government-run youth hostel is unsurprisingly institutional in feel, but happily it's both central and beachside, plus for this price, it's an…
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Cap Bon
Don't be put off by the dingy reception: rooms at this quiet spot are basic but an absolute steal. Doors open onto a verdant (though slightly overgrown)…
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Hammamet
This hotel's cream-coloured, gold-studded central atrium, rooms and pool are reminiscent of a huge 1980s cruise liner that's docked across the street from…
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Hammamet
Its prime beachfront location near the centre make this hotel an attractive option, but its once-vibrant Moorish architecture and sea-view rooms are…
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Hammamet
This hotel has a faded air but a great central location and sizeable studios that huddle around a leafy courtyard. Most rooms have kitchenettes, though…
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Hammamet
For its location at a chaotic intersection a few kilometres from the beach, this place is surprisingly quiet but only worth staying at if you're on a…
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Cap Bon
In need of a spruce up, this basic hotel has spartan, white-walled rooms and is a place to lay your head but not much more. Half- and full-board options…
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Cap Bon
This institutional blue-and-white building, not far from the road leading up to Fort de Kelibia, is a cheap, basic place to spend the night, though solo…
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Cap Bon
This well-located hotel has decently sized rooms, but it's fraying at the edges and is in need of renovation. There's a restaurant and pool where parties…
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Hammamet
This midsized, frumpy hotel has a relaxing terrace out front, a pool and simple rooms with balconies. Guests have access to a private beach hidden behind…
