The location of Royal Victoria is excellent: on one of the main city squares, with rooms in view of one of the old city gates, it is an ideal location to experience the Medina behind it, as well as to stroll through the Ville Nouvelle ahead. Very convenient for taxi pick up/drop off too. The medina is dead at night, so after hours you will still have the Ville Nouvelle/new town to explore. The room was really huge and with two tiny balconies on the square. The bathroom was also huge and really beautifully tiled, with a traditional pattern. Same for the corridors, which look like a museum. The breakfast was a great winner: it is a full buffet peppered with traditional sweets and savouries (breakfast cous cous!), ready-made omelettes, citronnade, fresh fruit and more. Great to get you ready for the day.

Minor details, but I think the room could be decorated a bit more: Tunisia is reach in traditional decor of space and while the bathroom was great, I thought the room could go a step further. Other than that, great!

Location is perfect Decor is traditional Reception team was very friendly and kind Accommodating staff for our needs- gave us extra time to check out and brought fans for the room

Breakfast could be improved- items we’re not being topped up No hair conditioner provided Unable to control air conditioning ourselves and one room got hot Hot water in the bathroom was fluctuating temperature

ideal location, but do not go to szuk in the evening, I was robbered

the breakfast would have been a bit larger selectioned

Wow excellent Hotel full of history and in a great location The staff were excellent would stay again i was in Tunis

Coffee at breakfast very poor quality for the price range of this hotel. If u want a proper coffee for an example an espresso or Americano u have to pay a extra 6 Dinar which is very expensive most pricey coffee In the city it should be free for the price of a room. We went outside took a sharp left and walked down the street for about 50m there is a coffee shop called Black Coffee excellent coffee and service and only 2/2.5 Dinar and u can take it out or drink in

I like the location, it's always crowded because the souk is right there, it's close to Medina, Zitouina Mosque, and Kasbah, Mausoleum of Toubet El Bay, and the Clock Tower! The Cafe Panorama, overlooking Tunis, is in the Medina, a must go! HASSAN, The Manager, assisted me with a room changed when I explained to him, there's a mistake with my room; he got me the room I originally booked and wanted to upgrade me with a suite, but I felt, the room I booked was huge enough! (I got the twin suite with two small balconies, Room 206!) He gave me complimentary dinner for the inconveniences, thank you to all the staff, front desk, housekeeping, kitchen and Restaurant staff, you made my first visit to Tunis memorable SO, If you like nostalgia and fabulous Tunisian decor, this place is for you !

If you have issues with people around all the time in front of the hotel or prefers comfort like Amenities, modern lifts, taxis to places, then this is not for you. The place is always congested with people and cars, getting taxis from 11 to 5 are scarce, since they're so cheap, and everyone takes them. Elevator/lift, coz there's only one, is from the early 1900, but like I said nostalgia, amenities like shower cap, lotion, sewing kiy, shoe kit, etc aren't provided, except for shower gel and shampoo

Very friendly and polite staff. Welcoming and warm. Professional and fun. I really enjoyed interacting with them. Hotel is asthetically pleasing with the Tunisian vibes throughout. Very atmospheric and I really loved the colours. Also, something to note that it is exactly in the city centre and I recommend going through the Medina, visiting Zeituna mosque and markets around it. There are roof top bars as well which will provide an amazing view of Tunis. A bit expensive according to local people (8 Dinar for a glass of lemonade) which equals to £2 but you pay for a view. Hotel is located around 10 mns drive from the Carthage airport if the road is not busy and cost me almost 7 dinar early in the morning. Overall great hotel, great location and great staff. You will enjoy your stay. Safe and secure too. Security guards in front are top notch.

Fridge in my room was making little noise. Not that it was very loud but the noise was noticable. I stayed fine with it, no issue. Just a small thing.

The staff went above and beyond to make our stay a great one. We were welcomed in the evening by Hassen and Omar, who helped us settle in and gave us recommendations for exploring the city. They also served us an amazing dinner at the hotel restaurant one evening. It was nice to come back to the hotel and be greeted by Hassen and Omar every evening, it made the trip feel personal. Umaymah was also great in the morning and helped us start our day well. She greeted us on our way to breakfast every morning and helped us with transportation and planning for our day. She also changed the menu for our dinner reservations in the evening, which we very much appreciated and enjoyed dinner very much. Hassen, Omar, and Umaymah all spoke multiple languages and were able to help us with any questions we had in any language. The hotel itself is great, beautiful room and located in a great spot that makes it easy to get anywhere in the city, but the standout part of the stay was definitely the staff, who made our stay so much better and made sure we had a memorable experience in Tunis.

It's an impressively decorated hotel, well placed for the medina and places to eat and drink. The staff were friendly and helpful. When we had a minor problem with the bathroom in the the first room we stayed in, they moved us to a bigger room at no extra cost. The breakfast was good, filling and tasty. I'd stay here again if in Tunis.

On the first night we arrived I would have liked it if there was somewhere to eat inside the hotel, there is a café directly outside but this is predominantly for drinks only. This is only minor though as there are plenty of places to eat within close walking distance.

I loved this hotel. Like most people, I went for the ambience of the building itself plus the location, and that did not disappoint at all. Even in my small single room, everything was nice, there were outlets aplenty, and the bathroom was visually lovely (and worked great). The elevator was an old model that I had to remember to manually close the doors for, but also charming. Everything was clean. The location is amazing, as well. My flight to Tunis was pushed back a few days in advance and then my flight was delayed on the tarmac, so the 18-hour layover I'd planned was severely cut short, and I didn't check in until after the big sights were closed or close to. However, because the Royal Victoria is right off of the Medina, I was at least still about to walk just a few yards and visit the Medina (and shop!) before it became dark out. Finally, and most importantly, the staff at the Royal Victoria are wonderful. I was traveling on a long layover as a single female traveler and because of that the staff politely but consistently checked in on me when I was going out to shop or explore, and asked how I was whenever I came back. It was kindly meant and reassuring to me, because Tunis is not the safest place for people to visit, particularly lone travelers. I'm an experienced traveler and have been to places less safe than Tunis, but knowing that the hotel staff are looking out for you is a big plus. Plus, the morning breakfast was very good - I especially loved their traditional sweet pastries.

Awesome Property. The reception is awesome. I would say Ahmed is very professional in managing the hotel. The reception team also is wonderful to deal with travelers

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