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
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Hammamet
The Sindbad, seemingly the headquarters for German-speaking visitors to Hammamet, has an exclusive feel and spacious rooms with arabesque design features…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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,…
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…
Hammamet
This 42-room family-run hotel offers dated, unfussy rooms with balconies surrounded by greenery. Service is cheerful, and the attached building has…
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…
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…
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)…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
