Kyriad Prestige City Center Tunis

There is a mosque in front of the hotel that prays before dawn, but everything else is fine. This is the old city, so if you are a girl staying here, it is best not to go out at night.

The hotel is very noisy on the street, the house has poor sound insulation, the decoration is very old, the breakfast is nothing, and the cost performance is very low

The staff were friendly and welcoming, from Hedila at the front desk to the restaurant, making you feel at home in a foreign country. The facilities were relatively new, the rooms were spacious enough, and the price/performance ratio was relatively high.

The hotel is located in the city center, across from a mosque. It's rated four stars and appears newly built or renovated. The twin room was spacious and clean, with separate wet and dry areas. There were mineral water and bathrobes, but no slippers. There was only one large quilt covering the twin beds, which was awkward for one of us, who had to sleep in her bathrobe. The breakfast was unremarkable, like any other hotel. Overall, the price was poor, and the room rate was one of the more expensive on our trip to Tunisia.

The restaurant and front desk staff are not competent.

The room was quite nice and spacious.