Dar Saida Beya Tozeur - Guest House

We stayed here for two nights while staying in Tozeur. This is a most stylish boutique hotel with an attractive rooftop area and a pleasant inner courtyard. Our room was spacious, although it lacked a little in terms of natural light. Comfortable bed, tea, and coffee facilities provided. There is also a safe and small refrigerator. Bathrobes are also supplied. We found the bathroom to be quite small, and our only real negative was the shower where we had difficulties regulating between hot and cold, and the hot water seemed to run out completely unless you were swift.||Breakfast was okay, although not particularly substantial. It comprised a small omelette with a small basket of bread and jam, plus yoghurt, coffee, and juice.||The location is a good one for central Tozeur with several restaurants within a  five minutes walk.||

This is a guest house. I spent two nights here and I was truly uncomfortable. The rooms and bath were small and I did not get hot water in the bath even at 7 am in the morning. Breakfast was frugal and the coffee was cold. For some strange reason there is no light in the shower. |I fell sick during this part of my journey and they do not have any room service. In my weak state I had to go out to eat. This would not have happened in a Hotel. |The sheets, towel and linen were really rough and need to be replaced. The folks who run this guest house may be sweet but can that be a reason to stay here? There are numerous better options in this town for sure.

This is a great spot in the heart of the action but it was such a quiet sleep!!||The staff is incredible; they are happy to help in every situation. The attention to detail here was unparalleled elsewhere in our experience in Tunisia. They have thought of everything!||The breakfasts were superb; they accommodated my vegetarian companion well.

No place goes further to make you more comfortable and welcome. Generous and beautiful room, bountiful amenities, great bed and shower, very good breakfast- inside or outside- but all surpassed by the friendliest staff, I found, in Tunisia. Their help and recommendations made Tozeur my favorite Tunisian city. Terrific local hammam, restaurant choices and shopping tips in quasi desert oasis combined with a fascinating introduction to date palm plantations via Eden Palms (essential stop).|Special warm embrace to my Dar Saida Beya family: Naziha, Hana, Ketma, Othmen.

We ended up here by accident! There was a problem with the hotel we had booked, and the owner arranged for us to stay here instead. It is a beautifully laid out, welcoming boutique hotel. The spacious rooms lead out into the interior courtyard, and it's unfortunate we were only staying the one night. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. Breakfast was wonderful, and as we were visiting during the tourist off-season, there was only a curious small bird to keep us company. :)

This place was just what we needed. A lovely place with a warm welcome which we used as a base to explore the region. Our every need was catered for and we were well looked after. The room was done out beautifully and had everything we wanted in it. The staff were all so kind and welcoming. They helped us contact a guide/car for a desert trip. And the food was great too. We would highly recommend this place in the heart of Tozeur.

The entire guest house is a work of art. The owner, who is often at the reception desk, has meticulously restored an old traditional brick house in Tozeur, centered around a lovely interior patio with a wall fountain. It combines comfort (extremely modern bathrooms) and refined decorations including antiques and local handicrafts.||||The rooms are spread around the interior patio. They all feature charming furniture while providing modern amenities, like international TV stations and fast Wifi.||||The rooftop terrace offers nice views of Tozeur. In the lounge you can enjoy tea, breakfast includes local and French specialties, and you can order dinner (southern Tunisian cuisine) or a session in the hammam with a massage. ||||This is one of the loveliest and most special hotels we've ever stayed in. It's walking distance from all the spots of interest in Tozeur, from the Medina to some nearby palm groves. I highly recommend it to anyone planning to travel through this area of Tunisia.

This is a charming small hotel. I completely recommend it. First, if you are considering this hotel, you should know that it is a small hotel-- maybe ten rooms and it centers on a small open courtyard. The rooms are either on that courtyard or off of two stairways that go up from the courtyard. Although the hotel has a reception and a small dining room/lounge with a fireplace, it does not have a big lobby, any hallways at all, or anything you would expect in a "normal" hotel. The hotel also has a very nice full terrace on the roof, with tables and chairs and some shade. I was almost alone in the hotel, so I found no guests there, but it would be a nice place to spend a group evening. It is not, however, a B&B. It has been purposefully built or renovated to be a hotel. The quality of construction, design, and decor is excellent. It is, above all, very tasteful. The room I had was quite large, with a sofa, a small fridge, a good bathroom, and a private terrace reached through glass doors. The hotel is located in the old part of central Tozeur, so, unlike many of the big hotels, you are not isolated. You can walk to the main modern and ancient areas of Tozeur very easily. Restaurants and small shops and tourist shops are all nearby. Very kind and helpful staff. I thought the breakfast was very good; they brought me far more than I wanted to eat. WiFi was fine. Room had AC, which was necessary when I was there. The price was the same as the big hotels that have none of Dar Saida Beya's charm and composure. Again, I cannot recommend this hotel more-- as long as you are looking for quality and comfort and not glitz and grandiose ambition.