Absolutely great hotel with staff going at length to please. The rooftop restaurant is awesome with a matching view. The hotel is right off the beach and...

Absolutely great hotel with staff going at length to please. The rooftop restaurant is awesome with a matching view. The hotel is right off the beach and a few minutes from the Marsa Plage train station (which gets you to Tunis in 35 minutes for less then €1).The lock of the room wasn’t working for some reason and needed to be replaced, a fully booked hotel meant the only option was the suite - not bad Only tiny point is that the safe in the room is ancient and user-unfriendly (why are there even instructions in Greek on there? ).Overall absolutely perfect and recommended!

I recently booked a group of 18 at this hotel and could not have been more pleased. In fact, we were supposed to stay elsewhere but were booted out due...

I recently booked a group of 18 at this hotel and could not have been more pleased. In fact, we were supposed to stay elsewhere but were booted out due to the Arab League's summit meeting. I used to live in La Marsa and love this location, directly across from the beach, near several good restaurants and two excellent ice cream shops. An added benefit is the local train that goes downtown Tunis with stops in Sidi Bou Said and Carthage is less than a five minute walk. Back to the hotel: the rooftop bar/restaurant has excellent food and is very reasonably priced. The rooms are luxurious and the service is what one would expect at a five star hotel. My only criticism is that the exercise facility could be improved but then you should be out walking and running on the beach! I will definitely stay here again.

My first visit to Dar Al Marsa , it was nice experience to us , really I enjoyed a lot. Thank for drinks, the staff was very professional and helpful,...

My first visit to Dar Al Marsa , it was nice experience to us , really I enjoyed a lot. Thank for drinks, the staff was very professional and helpful, amazing view and the pool was very clean.Sure we will back again, Thank you for everything.Shukran

Loved the intimate boutique feel of this hotel, welcome from the owner on arrival, view of the Mediterranean Sea and contemporary interior decors. Plus,...

Loved the intimate boutique feel of this hotel, welcome from the owner on arrival, view of the Mediterranean Sea and contemporary interior decors. Plus, the croissants were seemed hand made, crispy and the perfect size (not too big). View from the top floor restaurant superb as was the food. Since I am not a smoker, the only negative was smoking allowed anywhere in the restaurant.

We had an excellent stay at Dar el Marsa hotel. We had made a booking for a week (rooms plus a conference room) for 15 people and the hospitality and arrangements...

We had an excellent stay at Dar el Marsa hotel. We had made a booking for a week (rooms plus a conference room) for 15 people and the hospitality and arrangements were truly exceptional. Ms Fatma Aissa was our point of contact and was very responsive in catering to our requirements. The hotel and kitchen staff were able to accommodate multiple dietary requirements (on short notice), ensure we had refreshment stations in the conference rooms and also helped us with the visa process. All staff were exceptional, attentive, friendly and nothing was too much trouble! An added bonus is the excellent location of the hotel!

A very nice hotel with large room and great roof top pool and restaurant The staff is helpful and friendly The hotel is located across the beach so weekends...

A very nice hotel with large room and great roof top pool and restaurant The staff is helpful and friendly The hotel is located across the beach so weekends are practical If you are more of a site sighting type of visitors, it is close to any landmarks Recommended

Tunisia is filled with 5* rated hotels, with all the “bells & whistles” that often guide the Ministry of Tourism to accredit a location with their...

Tunisia is filled with 5* rated hotels, with all the “bells & whistles” that often guide the Ministry of Tourism to accredit a location with their star level, whether 5*, 4* or whatever the case may be. With many years of continuous travel to Tunisia, as well as considerable feedback from our clients who stay in Tunisian hotels, our opinion is that most of these properties fall short when compared to international star ratings, most often because of service. All the “bells & whistles” are great, but at the end of a stay when a front desk person or bellman chases after a client for a $5.00 laundry bill, rather than asking “how was your stay”, it shows a lack of training from the management as to how such oversights should be handled.Dar el Marsa in La Marsa not only has the “bells & whistle’s” of a fine dining restaurant, beautifully designed rooms, attractive common areas and what is one of the best locations in Tunis, but the hotel’s staff exudes first class service from the time you enter the lobby and have your bags received, to the housekeeping staff, restaurant personnel and at the front desk. Good service is never an accident in such hotels, but rather, a result of training and standards directed from the top and led by example. Owner Skander Mestiri does just that! Whether discreetly walking around scanning everything, or warmly going up and greeting guests, Mestiri’s presence and standards for a 5* boutique property lead by example and are followed by the rank and file.We recently had twenty guests booked at Dar el Marsa and every one raved! This type of feedback is what one wants in a hotel and makes Dar el Marsa is a winner on the Tunis hotel scene!