Dar Fatma

Great hotel in a very central location. Delicious breakfast and a nice rooftop pool and balcony with an amazing view of the Mediterranean. My room was on the ground floor and there was little to no wifi or cellular reception in the room though

Parking: The hotel is at the top of the hill, hidden in narrow streets that are more meant for walking than driving. Parking was a nightmare. There were no designated spots for the hotels so you must park in cramped driveways alongside residents. I parked where one of the hotel staff told me to leave my car and the next morning, another staff asked me if the police left a boot on my car since usually people are not allowed to park there. I was livid to say the least but thankfully there was no boot and therefore no need to escalate the situation. I would only recommend considering this hotel if you are planning on taking a taxi there. If you have a car, it is much better to stay elsewhere. Rooms: The rooms were okay. They are clean but had a damp smell during our stay. Service: service was okay but not great. We found it hard to find the people who worked at the hotel when we walked in and even when we needed things we were forced to look around the hotel trying to find a staff member. The rooftop and breakfast were the only parts of the hotel that we actually enjoyed. Fruit was fresh and delicious, and the rooftop had an amazing view of the water.

Best hotel in Tunis we past very nice stay at Dar fatma all staff are amazing . Good location everything near the hotel . Their breakfast are made with love It was very delicious I really recommend this hotel

I recently stayed at Dar Fatma Guest House in Sidi Bousid, and my experience was a mix of positive and negative aspects. Location (5/5): The location is fantastic, situated in one of the best towns in Tunis, and it's close to everything you might need during your stay. Rooftop and Swimming Pool (4/5): The rooftop is charming, offering a great view. However, the swimming pool is quite small. Accessibility (2/5): The biggest issue for me was the accessibility, especially as a new parent with a stroller. The numerous steps throughout the property made it challenging to navigate with a baby. Staff (1/5): Unfortunately, the staff didn't leave a positive impression. They seemed disinterested, not very helpful, and rarely smiled. I overheard them discussing in our departure one of the staff asking her colleague if we left or we are still here and to check if we took the Ac remote, which was quite surprising. The way the staff was acting is weird and doesn't make you comfortable or feel welcomed. I tried to open the main door in the morning and I found one of the staff behind me, telling me this is not the way we do it. Amenities and Charges (2/5): The guest house charges 3 TND for a bottle of water, which feels weird especially what we paid for two nights was considered expensive. Additionally, it's essential to note that this place may not be baby-friendly, as we heard someone knocking on our door at night when the baby was crying not sure if it's the staff member or the neighbour though. Breakfast (3/5): The breakfast provided was minimal with limited options, which might not suit those on a diet. In summary, I would recommend Dar Fatma Guest House for solo travelers or couples due to its excellent view and location. However, it falls short in terms of accessibility for parents with strollers and the overall service experience, making it less suitable for families with babies.

A traditional Tunisian family house tuned into a small hotel, you feel welcomed, at home, and comfortable from the start. The room is small but clean. Great view to the Gulf of Tunis. Breakfast is one of the best, with fruits, fresh lemonade, freshly made bread, pastry, omelette, butter cream, jams, and fruit yoghurt. Fantastic people. Just don't get fooled by the picture of the pool, which is actually too small to swim in. But there is a beach in the walking distance.

My group of 8 stayed hete as oart of Tunisia tour and took over the whole place. Simple and elegant, lots of lovely touches in both the bedrooms and the communal areas. Lovely courtyard on the centre to congregate. Simple but delicious breakfast and as it was Ramadam and restaurants not all open, we ordered a chef in through the owner and had a superb meal there. It rained foruch of our time but tge rooftop terrace would have been great to relax with a small pool, loungers and a view of the Mediterranean. Staff friendly and discreet. Bedrooms large and comfortable. Walking distance to everythinv in Sidi Bou Said. Lovely place to stay

About 20 min from airport, great section of Tunis. Weather prevented beaching and we spent only 1 night. Staff was friendly but it’s best to know some French. Great location for short stay 1-4 days. Walkable, and seemed safe enough at night— but we did take a taxi to dinner to avoid walking some lonely dark stretches of road. Small place w only 8 rooms which we liked. Comfortable beds & good breakfast. (We had an early flight and they served us breakfast early as good hospitality). ||Would recommend.

Beautiful! loved the rooms, the interior, the super friendly staff. Their breakfast is very minimal with no option but everything else about it is amazing. Location is perfect and the rooftop is nice too. You cannot park by the hotel and will need to carry your bag there