Boutique hotels in Tunisia
Looking for the best and most beautiful boutique hotels in Tunisia to stay at?
Tunisia is one of those countries where you drive from beach to desert within a day, accidentally encountering a Roman amphitheatre along the way. Everything is nice and close to each other, yet it feels like tackling three countries in one trip. Most people start in Tunis, the capital. Chaotic in its own way: scooters, market stalls, and the smell of mint and spices following you everywhere. Tunis's medina is a maze where you can lose your way within five minutes (personal record). But somewhere among the carpet dealers and fragrant bakeries, you will suddenly find a hip café or a courtyard where you can quietly grab a tea. Just outside Tunis is Carthage. Here you literally stumble over ancient ruins. I once tried to view the entire site in an hour-pro tip: take more time. Otherwise, after temple number three, everything just looks like rocks with a view. Further south you find Sousse, a coastal town with wide beaches and a UNESCO-listed medina. Here it's all about relaxing or bargaining in the market, depending on how much energy you have left. The local fish market is also one of those places where you walk in empty-handed and leave with a kilo of prawns, without knowing exactly how it happened. And then there is Tozeur, on the edge of the Sahara. Palm oases, blistering heat and sand as far as you can see. Here you can book a camel trek or pop into the desert in a 4x4. No tarmac, no WiFi, just sand and silence (and the occasional Star Wars film set, no lie).
On holiday in Tunisia
You want to go on holiday in Tunisia and stay in a nice boutique hotel. So which city do you go to?
Are you more likely to book an overnight stay in the capital, Tunis, or stay in Sousse or Tozeur.
All these cities guarantee a pleasant holiday.
The best boutique hotels in Tunisia
A boutique hotel is characterised by its unique style, personalised service and often small-scale design. It offers an alternative to standard hotels through a focus on design, atmosphere and experience, often with luxurious or thematic décor. These hotels are usually located in special locations in Tunisia and target a specific audience looking for a unique hotel experience. You can often find boutique hotels in cities like Tunis, Sousse or Tozeur.
Why choose a boutique hotel?
- Boutique hotels are usually smaller than larger chain hotels, which can create a more intimate and personal atmosphere.
- Rooms often exude luxury and have a unique and stylish design.
- Boutique hotels are often in prime locations, such as in the heart of a city or in beautiful natural surroundings, which can add to the overall atmosphere and experience of staying at the hotel.