Hotels With spa in Sousse, Tunisia

"Good location, but the hotel's only problem is the maintenance. The air conditioning didn't work at the reception or in the elevator. The hallway to the rooms is horrible with an old carpet. Otherwise, the staff are nice. The food at the restaurant is basic, nothing more."

"Hannu from Finland. I was in the hotel for week 10, that is, just before the Ramada. The hotel is clean, the food is good, the cleanliness is good. At least the water in the indoor swimming pool is warm enough. Golf course within walking distance. All in all, a very good atmosphere. Nice sunrise. I'll probably be back."

"The hotel excels in every respect The food in particular is varied every day and top quality service in the hotel also excels in friendly staff and clean rooms. All in all, a hotel that I can recommend to everyone."

"This hotel has fewer guests compared to El Ksar. Apart from only offering breakfast, and a somewhat limited variety at that, I personally think everything else here is fantastic. The hotel environment is lovely, like a manor, and the pool water is warm. Going for a swim in the evening, it wasn't cold at all in the water, very comfortable! Even though the hotel has some age, the room design is still very well done, aesthetically pleasing and clean, with a separate toilet and shower, and bright lighting. I really give it a big thumbs up!!!!"

"The Sousse Pearl Marriott Resort & Spa, located on the beachfront in Sousse, Tunisia, offers a distinctive proposition for the business traveler: a five-star resort environment that is fully equipped to handle major conferences and provide luxurious productivity. While its resort nature means slower pace than a city center business hotel, its comprehensive facilities make it ideal for specific corporate needs. Location and Accessibility (3.5/5) Located directly on the Corniche (Boulevard Abdelhamid El Kadhi), the hotel sits in a prime location that balances commercial access with scenic beachfront appeal. Pro: Excellent location in Sousse, close to the Medina (approx. 1.5 km) and central business activities in the city. Access to the main local airport, Monastir Habib Bourguiba International (MIR), is quick (approx. 18 km / 15-20 minutes). Con: Sousse is a regional commercial hub, not a primary international financial center. Travelers requiring frequent access to the capital, Tunis, face a significant road journey (140-150 km). Work and Productivity Amenities (4.5/5) The Marriott is purpose-built to host significant corporate events, offering amenities far beyond a simple workspace. Meeting Facilities: Unlike typical resort hotels, this property features five dedicated meeting rooms and a large ballroom (over 5,200 sq. ft. total event space), all equipped with modern audio-visual technology and free wireless internet. Wi-Fi & In-Room Comfort: Rooms are newly renovated and spacious, featuring free high-speed Wi-Fi, a safe, minibar, and a comfortable desk setup. Soundproofing ensures tranquility despite the central location. Bonus: A full Business Centre is available, providing essential services like copying, faxing, and photocopying. Dining and Wellness (4/5) The dining options and wellness facilities lean into the luxury resort side, offering excellent venues for client entertainment and relaxation. Dining: Multiple high-quality restaurants are available, including the main international restaurant, The Gourmet, and the Asian-focused a la carte restaurant, Opus. This variety is perfect for hosting high-profile client dinners. Wellness: The extensive Jumana Spa by Sothys, fitness center, and indoor pool provide excellent facilities for decompression after a long day of meetings, a key component of effective business travel. Verdict for the Business Traveler The Sousse Pearl Marriott is a top-tier choice when your business trip requires high-end meeting spaces, large-scale events, or when blending work with necessary relaxation/client entertainment is essential. It delivers on the Marriott promise of professional service and excellent infrastructure. However, for a quick, in-and-out business trip focusing solely on local Sousse trade, it may be slightly excessive compared to other city options. Best for: Corporate events, regional conferences, incentive trips, or business travelers seeking five-star comfort with excellent dining and wellness facilities. Look Elsewhere If: You need a budget-focused hotel or require immediate, high-frequency access to the financial or governmental institutions in Tunis."

"European resorts are all white families. It seems that every room is a family suite, with two single beds in the living room and three single beds in the bedroom, but only one bathroom and toilet. There are kitchen facilities, but no tableware or kitchenware. Breakfast and dinner are both buffets, and you can eat with the wristband given when you check in."

"Hello I am going to give you my personal opinion in relation to what I have seen and experienced in this hotel it is not 4 stars sincerely I was taken in when I arrived I find no swimming pool neither indoors nor outdoors it is disappointing and the hearty breakfast it looks like the canteen of my old faculty in short it's just apartments for rent so no luxury"

"Very nice hotel, the entrance feels like a palace. The room was very spacious with a desk and a balcony with a table, perfect for smokers. Excellent value for money. The food is very good and varied. The indoor pool, which is the only one available in winter, is quite small and limited but honestly superb and clean. The staff is very professional and attentive. A small negative point is that you can't have visitors come up to your room during the day. I'm not talking about overnight stays, of course, that's understandable. You can only host them in the lobby lounge or in one of the hotel's restaurants and cafes. Big shout out to the guy at the bar, he took great care of me and my family during their visit."

"Nothing to complain about, magnificent"