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5 Stars - 2 Reviews and 60 Opinions
Avenue Ibn El Jazzar-Cite la mosquee, Kairouan, 3100, Tunisia
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I must admit I am not used to stay in 5 star hotels. But as we wanted a bit of luxury and to pamper ourselves we decided to get a room in Kairouan's only 5 star hotel.
I was pleased with the overall experience. It costed 55 € per person (room + breakfast + buffet dinner) which is excellent value. In fact we had no need to eat anything else during the day as both breakfast and dinner were buffets with large choice and eat as much as you like!
La Kasbah is built in the grounds of the old Kasbah of Kairouan, but just the exterior walls are presrved (rooms are new) and its cafe which was the old prison. It is located a short walk from the Great mosque and it's very convenient for walking around the Medina.
There is a swimming pool in the centre of the courtyard (well preserved) and its lobby is bright and luxurious. There is also a health spa.
Our room facing like all others the courtyard, was quiet, nicely decorated with tiles, spotlessly clean, even with a mini balcony. In general all the amentities you expect from a hotel of its class. Strongly recommended if it's within your budget.
call_me_rhia
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My friends chose it: all I can say is that it's posh, very posh... and a bit anonymous. But the location is excellent and the price is actually not too bad, compared to international standards.
Unique Quality: The architecture, to be fair, has character, but inside it's as personal as posh hotel usually are. There's a great huge swimming pool, but in January it was far too cold to even go near it.
Hotel La Kasbah Photo: entrance of the la kasbah
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My friends chose it: all I can say is that it's posh, very posh... and a bit anonymous. But the location is excellent and the price is actually not too bad. The architecture, to be fair, has character, but inside it's as personal as posh hotel usually are. There's a great huge swimming pool, but forget about using it in winter.
The turkish cafè at the hotel La kasbah. There's generally not much nightlife in Tunisian towns and cities - so the most you can find is inside tourist hotels. At café maure you can sip delicious mint tea or turkish coffee, eat sweeter than sweet Tunisian pastries, and happily smoke nargileh. Formal or informal, no one really cares. But there's no heating, so wear something warm in winter.
The turkish cafè at the hotel La kasbah. There's generally not much nightlife in Tunisian towns and cities - so the most you can find is inside tourist hotels. At café maure you can sip delicious mint tea or turkish coffee, eat sweeter than sweet Tunisian pastries, and happily smoke nargileh. And because it's inside a hotel, it's respectable for women to go there alone. It doesn't really matter. Tunisia is pretty informal anyway.
The architecture, to be fair, has character, but inside it's as personal as posh hotel usually are. There's a great huge swimming pool, but in January it was far too cold to even go near it.
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Address: Avenue Ibn El Jazzar-Cite la mosquee, Kairouan, 3100, Tunisia
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