The hotel is centeraly located in the heart of the city in habeeb bourqeba st cannot be central than that,room has magnificent views of the city and has all the needed amenties,wifi is free in the rooms,staff is nice and willing to help especially Sameh who has provided exceptional customer service during my stay and has done all his best... More

the location is at the heart of the main avenue and a ten minute walk to the medina. the staff is friendly and efficient, the rooms and bathrooms are very clean, and we had a really good experience there overall.

I stayed for four nights at the Hotel Carlton in April 2012. This was my second stay there, the first having been in 2010. I paid a total of 188 Euros (including VAT) for a single room with breakfast included. If I visit Tunis again, I shall more likely than not stay there again and would recommend it to travellers... More

We went there in January 2012. The hotel looks good, rooms are ok - clean and nice, staff was really helpful and friendly. Food was average - all the same everyday, but it's very popular in tunisian hotels so there's nothing bad i could say about this hotel. The location of the hotel is awesome and the view from the... More

Beautifull French Colonial hotel on avene Habib Bourgiba. In the heart of Tunis and the downtown hustle and bustle. At walking distance to most points of interest like The Medina, the souks, Tunis moske, and more. Beautifull and clean hotel. Helpfull and smiling staff. Cafe terrasse and restaurants all along the avenue. Can't go wrong with this one!!!

The hotel (self-proclaimed 3 stars) and its location are fine. As of Jan 2012 there appear to be at least two kinds of rooms - older one's and renovated one's. We were first in one of the new ones - really new and clean, though window faced the back alley with some unfortunate smell when opening the window. Unfortunately, renovating... More

I was greatly pleased by the Carlton It offers good value, quality service and a nice breakfast buffet. I would recommend it o any tourist visiting Tunis