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This centrally located hotel dates from 1914 and is Art Nouveau style. The rooms and bathrooms are smartly remodeled and pleasant. All have natural light and the windows are mostly soundproofed. It's quiet after sundown, regardless. Breakfast is Euro style and includes pastries, yogurt, hardboiled egg, cereal. The Medina and Avenue Habib Bourguiba are both approximately a 15 minute walk. A pleasant and distinctive place to stay in central Tunis.

The hotel is very close to a railway station - ideal for reaching the city quickly. The staff is always helpful and premature. Once even the kitchen was kept open for a longer time so the room service could bring me another night dinner to my room.

I stayed at this hotel after my stay at the Carlton Hotel in Tunis was cancelled at the last minute. The hotel was reasonable quality, the rooms well appointed if slightly small. It was immaculately clean, and the reception staff were really helpful. My room had a small balcony overlooking the street the hotel is on, although there was no chair on the balcony. It did have a small stool in the room that was easy to carry on to the balcony. The dining room for breakfast was on the 4th floor, as was my room. Breakfast was not in a european style, but it was OK. The street the hotel is on is just off the main street, and was quiet. There was no function room to cause a disturbance. Generally a hotel to be recommended.

Great location at city center, great staff! I totally recommend this hotel

The surrounding environment is very poor, mosquitoes fly all over the sky, and the street is dirty and smelly. Hotel room hygiene is OK, bedding is pilling 😂. The elevator is small and I am a little afraid of being locked in. Before waking up at 7 or 8 in the morning, the staff knocked on the door and opened the door with the key! ! ! Scared me. The front desk can print the information

My stay at this lovely little hotel could not have been better. From the moment I arrived (rather late from the ferry port) Ahmed greeted me with kindness and a professionalism equaled only in the very best of hotels in which I have stayed. The hotel itself is beautifully adorned in an authentic old school arabic manner, very much in keeping with the classical dar in which it is housed. The rooms on the 1st floor are centered around a small but exquisite courtyard where one takes breakfast, or perhaps an afternoon mint tea or arabic coffee in unmatched tranquility. The breakfast provided was filling, varied and tasty. From fruit to pain au chocolate, a fresh omlette and much more you won't leave with an empty stomach. It is a perfect way to begin a long aimless wander through the quiet streets and bustling souks of the Medina. My room was extremely comfortable, and though it faced out onto the street below, there was little or no traffic and though a light sleeper, I woke well rested in a bed that I, frankly, was reluctant to leave. Ahmed greeted me every morning of my stay (a far too short stay) and could always answer my questions and offer advice to make this amazing long weekend even better. I cannot recommend El Patio Courtyard House highly enough. It is a true gem you would be sorry to miss.

I booked a deluxe room, but the hotel decided to “upgrade” us to a huge 3-bedrooms apartment with a kitchen. And it was only two of us - me and my husband, so why would we need 3 bedrooms? When I thanked for the upgrade but asked to give us a normal room which I initially booked, they said that they didn’t have a room in that category anymore. It didn’t feel well to be honest. The breakfast was average. The cleanliness of room was bad, I saw a lot of hair in the bathroom and on the floors, disgusting. Location is ok, but depends on what you’re looking for. Otherwise the people are good and trying their best to deliver good service. But I honesty wouldn’t recommend the hotel.