Reviews of Palais Bayram 5 stars

This was the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in.

Very friendly staff. Comfortable bed and bathroom.

Hamam was not available due to a wedding. But that’s ok.

Nothing

Stay away from here

The property is an old building in the old city back to Ottoman Empire era. The rooms with beautiful blue tiles and old wooden doors and windows is a true travel in time! For me, staying in the Palais Bayram overall was a good experience.

The area was traditional and relatively conservative, and especially at nights was not recommended to walk. This is confirmed by some locals as well. Another point is that was my first time that I was charged for the water in the room! Also there were no other items in the fridge and the restaurant was not open before 7:30. In addition to that, there was no tissue in the room.

One word: MAGNIFICENT

Nothing

Location and the fact that it is surprisingly quiet.

The bathtub

Lovely rooms, but didnt get what i paid for initially, 1 room was upgraded but 2nd room was really small and i couldn't fit into bed but slept sideways haha

Trying to get there was very hard, no good maps. 1 bed was to small for anyone over 6ft. Aircon not as good too.....

It was hard to find auto-parking for hotel but the hotel is located near the souk which makes it in the very center of the city.

The breakfast did not meet our expectations. Could be better.

The hotel is a former Palace in the middle of the Tunis Medina. We were upgraded to a beautiful spacious suite upon arrival. Breakfast was good. We received warm, friendly and welcoming service from Saeeda. Saeeda offered us a room to freshen up as we arrived quite early in the day, and she made us feel right at home which was appreciated. Thank you Saeeda for your kindness.

The hotel is lovely, but there was a wedding on the first night we were there. The music was blaring late into the night which made it difficult to sleep, bearing in mind we hardly slept at all as we were flying the night before. Had I been advised well in advance, I would have found an alternative. Nonetheless Saeeda managed the whole situation perfectly and was kind and understanding, so a negative was turned into a positive after all.

+ position (right in the Medina) + authentic vibe

- breakfast to be highly improved - cleanness to be improved - bathroom was flooding

Historical building with the ambiance of the 19th century when it was built for the last governor of the Ottoman Empire. Great wall fayences in the room, room was very big with comfortable bed. I loved the marble bathroom! Nice breakfast with open buffet.

Everything was fine

Very muggy and hot

The amount of stairs

beautiful boutique hotel

overpriced

Restaurant and location were decent! It was also very very quiet!

Advertised as a suite but there was only small courtyard before entering my room but it had no furniture that was usable. I felt the pictures to be misleading. The restaurant was completely empty and had very limited options available. The quality to value ratio was not great. While having dinner one of the men walked up to me and grabbed my hand without any warning, and gave me a very intense hand massage. I was travelling on my own and was fully alone in the dining area, so I was extremely uncomfortable.

Architecture of the traditional building

Alleyway to reach hotel, no clear direction

Very huge royal room. I asked the staff for a room with good wifi and they have me a really big room with excellent wifi in the room. The nearby restaurants were closed for Eod but they had their own restaurant open and served amazing food.

The bathtub shower didn't have much pressure and was difficult to use.

It is in the Medina area and the room is clean, quite and peaceful.

The Wifi reception is sometimes falling out in our room.