Diyar Selma

“Amazing stay in a traditional Tunisian home :)”

Everything was perfect—this traditional Tunisian home had all the amenities and lovely décor, truly beautiful.

Conor·Hace 5 meses

The location was convenient and easy to find, but the building was still under construction, so you could hear the work early in the morning.

Accame·Hace 6 meses

The host was extremely kind and welcoming, offering us cornes de gazelles, and the apartment was spacious—ideal for a short stay.

Stephanie·Hace 6 meses

“Parfait”

The reception was very warm, and every convenience was present (cleanliness, towels, etc.), with nothing to complain about.

Kmar·Hace 7 meses

“Spacious apartment, difficult to find, nice hosts”

The property is a private house with two apartments on the ground floor; ours was large, featuring two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen with kettle, fridge, and cutlery, and a bathroom. The air‑con and heating worked, though some spots stayed a bit chilly in December. The hosts were friendly, greeting us with local sweets and sharing travel tips. However, the house sits in a hard‑to‑find spot; the only landmark is a nearby mosque. The second floor remains unfinished, with construction debris in front and other buildings still under construction. No signage or lighting was present, and no one was there when we arrived, even though we had messaged our arrival time—calling the host upon arrival is necessary. The host suggested parking right in front of the entrance, but this is not recommended; the tunnel to the entrance is narrow, and in the dark we scratched our car against a metal box on the wall. The blankets were thin for December, so we had to pull extra blankets from the wardrobe to stay warm. The property appeared clean, yet a cockroach was found in the kitchen. Opening the front door was a bit difficult—you have to pull it toward yourself. The shower is not separated from the bathroom.

Guner·Hace 9 meses