We stayed at the Maison-Blanche two times during our trip to Tunisia. At the beginning of our trip our stay was adequate, until they literally kicked us out of the lobby the last day as we were waiting for our rental car to arrive. We decided to give the Hotel another chance as the location was good and the rooms... more

A 5-night stay in La Maison Blanche started my three week Tunisia stay on an excellent note. My room was spacious, although it was the same rococo suite pictured. However, I enjoyed the decor, as it greatly reminded me of a room where I had stayed in France. Although it was on the second floor and facing the street, I... more

This hotel doesn't have a gym, a business centre, an agreeable lobby or a useable restaurant, but what it does have is large clean rooms that are pleasant and functional especially for a longer stay. Mine had a coffee table/couch/TV area, a small dining table, and a writing desk. Also a four poster bed which -- unlike the rococo horror... more

This hotel has all the charm of a decrepit New Orleans Cathouse. There is a restaurant which is a 2 hour ritual for a tough steak, or a bar blaring local music which is the local meat market for local lads with designer stubble, sunglasses, and leather jackets posing as ersatz americans. Preparing a sandwich is a major intellectual exercise... more

We were disappointed with this hotel. It is not what we would call a five star hotel by any stretch of the imagination. We were expecting in room safe (broken) hairdryer (broken) slippers & robes (did not exist). The bathroom was grubby with loose fittings.The walls were so thin we could hear everything from the room nextdoor (sounded like they... more

La Maison Blanche in Tunis is a beautiful hotel, with about 40 rooms, each furnished in an individual theme. The rooms are very spacious, with king-size beds, a comfortable sitting area, dining table and desk. As is the case with so many things in Tunisia, some attention is required to ongoing maintenance. Service also varies from aloof to friendly. The... more

Never seen such a nice hotel ! Has only suites (48), each of them different. Marble floor, part of the room is for you to meet with your advisors (the hotel is used by lots of foreign politicians), the bathroom is huge (split in 3 rooms). With regards to the comment from previous reviewer on district, you are 0.60 Euros... more

This hotel is for the business traveler, not for the tourist. The neighborhood is uninteresting and you must taxi (or rent a car) to go anywhere. We walked to Avenue Bourghiba once. It was too far and we were uncomfortable walking back that night at 9pm (we are two women). The rooms are ample and well appointed. Overall, the hotel... more

ha stanze molto ampie e ben arredate sebbene con gusto discutibile. il bagno è grandissimo ma non nuovo e l'albergo... more