The hotel's location is hard to beat, on the edge of the medina and just a short walk to everything else, the beach and the railway station. It's a short, cheap taxi ride to the long distance louage station. The rooms are small, but comfortable with very nice patio areas to relax in. The showers/ toilets were super clean and in good working order, as was the wifi. Staff gave helpful advice related to my travel plans.

I chose a room that didn't have AC and, as it was the middle of summer, it was uncomfortably hot at night with the fan not helping much. This was my choice, but it is an important consideration if you are going in summer.

The location was perfect and the staff a genuine delight- a tremendous mixture of happiness but without infringing on your personal space. It was clean, always open and there’s a lot open space. Pound for pound the best place I’ve visited in Tunisia so far, a lot of other places could learn from this very professional and organised business.

Unfortunately I think some people in the property learned to speak in a helicopter. A common area for phone calls or the occasional suggestion to loud people to quieten down would complete this hotel- although I’m aware this is a difficult task to perform.

Everything was excellent! Very comfortable, clean, quiet and perfect temperature in the rooms (AC works as heating if you need it but was warm enough). The staff were welcoming and helped us with loads of useful recommendations! Location was perfect. Staid here for 6 nights and did loads of day trips by louage (public transport). Would definitely recommend. Tips: - eat at Restaurant Café Seles! It’s open 9am-9pm even in Ramadan - use Bolt which works for Enfidha aiport (60 dinars) - Mina Change - best exchange rate in town - Airalo eSIM - 2GB for £6 (code: ANAMAR5987 for £2.5 off)

Concerning Hotel Paris, all the item are splendid except two items. One they cannot accept credit card. Second actually the location is so near (just only 10 steps) from the Main Entrance with Mosaic Wall, such statement isn’t written in Booking’s guidance. So I took some time to find your Hotel very late at night.

Great location, near the train station, in the medina, and close to the beach. Excellent value, hostel prices for a private room, with lots of common spaces -- a small kitchen, living room, rooftop and courtyard. I was very happy to have an electric tea kettle available to make coffee in the morning (a rare find in Tunisia). Lots of blankets available since medina buildings are cold in the winter.

The quality of the rooms is variable, I got a great room, but you could have one where the window opens towards the inside where people hang out and smoke. The rooms are small, but functional. No sound insulation whatsoever.

Always hard to say what things would be like if it wasn’t Ramadan. For a budget hotel, this one was pretty good—excellent location on the edge of the medina, next to the harbor, close to the train station and shops. Mapping software (including Booking.com) initially showed me two very different locations—it’s on the north side of the medina, a short walk from the train station. I found a pickpocket (or he found me), and almost lost my phone, so exercise normal precautions on the street. Staff can show you a good Tunisian restaurant close by, and there are several ATMs and one good supermarket also nearby. Room was fine, though small with a somewhat wonky window for ventilation, up a total of two flights of stairs. Large outdoor space which I didn’t make any use of. I’d add that transport schedules I found online were largely incorrect, so check at train or bus stations before committing.

Fantastic location, just past the entrance to the Sousse medina and within walking distance to the city beach, train station, cafes and small shops outside the medina. Strongly recommend staying on the medina side of town if you don't want to be in the thick of the tourist resorts further north along the beaches. The immediate access to the medina is just so convenient, plus easy to get taxis and the louage stations are close by too. Room was small but big enough for bags and sleeping - we booked the room with an ensuite. Heating/aircon unit in the room was useful. Clean property in general. Shared spaces are lovely, especially the upstairs terrace areas. Friendly staff across all shifts (it's a 24-hour reception), super helpful with any questions - be it about the room or travels/sights around Sousse.

Would be great to have the laundry be self-serve rather than paid (1 dinar per piece at the time), and a shared kitchen would be a great addition. You need to ask for the remote control for the TV and heating/aircon from reception, we had to figure this out, they didn't explain at check-in. Price is not cheap - you can get entire apartments for a similar price in the area, but you can't beat the just-in medina location

I loved the location in the medina and near to shops and bakeries. Lots of friendly staff in the hotel. The cleaning was excellent and the property was spotless. There was a nice roof patio area to relax. I could walk to the train station in minutes to get the morning train to El Jem and also to Monastir and Mahdia. The restaurant next door was good value either tasty food. Staff were helpful. I was here during Ramadan and the staff were able to.suggest where to eat, as most restaurants and cafes were shut. This was very helpful. Tunisia at this time was very peaceful and relaxing.

Very good location and easy to locate. The guy who check in me around afternoon time is super kind as he is able to put me in to a better room. At first he put in the room without window and I request for change. it didn't bother me if I only slept for a night but I'm staying for four nights. So if you stay longer you may let the staff know to maybe change for a room with window or more bright room. I think if you not coming in the peak period, I'm sure they able to accommodate your request. There is also a share kitchen, fridge and kettle where you can use. (don't expect much, pretty basic) The female share toilet is really clean and modern. It seem like they just renovated the toilet and the shower water pressure are strong. The housekeeper clean the toilet twice a day. I stay in the room 12 and is pretty near the toilet. If not you might need to walk a little as also stated by some other reviewer. Also the staff speak perfect english which I really appreciate. Sometimes google translate is pretty tiring as it always not giving u the right translate.

I didn't know that they accept payment in Euro. The price is better to pay in Euro rather than in Dinar. The wifi is strong if you in the common area but in my room the connection is more like intermittent but bearable..u just need to connect and reconnect. I think could not fault the hotel as my Orange 4g also do not have the connection in the room. 🤷

location was great in the medina, there is a metro and train station close by,

on the last day i was made aware there is a train that gets you to the town where the airport is which cost 5 dinar then 50cents from the town to the airport however a word of caution you are on crowded train i left at 5am and enjoyed the adventure, the hotel quoted 130 dinars for taxi about 33 euros, i paid80 dinars from the airport at Hammamet to Suisse i arrivedairport at 8 there is no public transport at that time into Suisse or anywhere i believe.