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 are available for just a few dinar extra. Under the same management, Résidence des Thermes across the street is housed in a newer building with slightly higher prices.
Hôtel des Thermes
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