1/5

Four Seasons Tunis

Tunis • Gammarth • SPLURGE

avg. $332 / night

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

Room upgrades

Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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Early check-in and late check-out (subject to property availability)

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PB hotel design editorial

Terraced limestone steps descending from a domed central pavilion to a long reflecting pool, with wings of white render and arched colonnades extending toward the Atlantic horizon — the composition at Four Seasons Tunis in Gammarth is less hotel than Andalusian palace transposed to the North African littoral. Opened in 2016 on a beachfront site overlooking the Gulf of Tunis, the property deploys the visual grammar of Maghrebi architecture — horseshoe arches, zellige-inflected patterning, carved wooden screens used as headboard panels — within a building that reads closer to a contemporary resort village than a medina-derived typology. The 180 rooms and suites are arranged across low-rise wings that frame a central garden corridor of clipped olive trees and date palms, the whole axially organized so that the sea functions as a terminal view from nearly every vantage point. Inside, the interiors calibrate regional reference against international Four Seasons register with some care. Bedrooms carry oak parquet in herringbone, warm-toned mashrabiya-pattern panels in carved wood above the bed, and layered rugs that shift between striped kilim weaves and geometric lattice patterns depending on the room category — coastal suites running to polished marble floors and a more saturated palette of terracotta and saffron accents. The main restaurant suspends cascading chain-link chandeliers above a travertine floor, the sea framed through tall arched glazing. It is a property that manages, more successfully than most in this register, to keep architectural ornament from tipping into pastiche.

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About

In the heart of Tunisia's vibrant and exotic capital city, our modern Mediterranean oasis offers a calm, laid-back beachfront escape alongside this bustling business hub. Relax at our Spa and pools, stay connected with state-of-the-art business services, or take a step back in time - more than 3,000 years of ancient civilization are at your fingertips.

Amenities

Pool

Internet

Kids Activities

Beachfront

Shuttle Bus Service

Suites

Room service

Free Internet

Free Parking

Wheelchair Access

Four Seasons Tunis Reviews

582 reviews

"Been here in Feb 2026, resort was almost empty meaning the usual outstanding service at four seasons resorts was even better. Got a nice free room upgrade. Kids club fully operating even if my kid was the only there - staff was there for him; tried two restaurants, both delicious. The gym was good as standard for the brand. Lovely staff and beautifully furnished as always. Definitely a very nice stay!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 25, 2026

"The Four Seasons Hotel location was ideal for the 20 minute drive from the airport, Sidi Bou Said and the Carthage ruins. The hotel was an oasis of quiet from the busy area of Tunis. Security guards check all vehicles entering and bags and purses were put through security as well. The three of us had never visited Tunisia so I contacted the concierge at the hotel for assistance. I was very fortunate to be in contact with Khouloud ben Chaabane who was excellent in arranging airport pickup and also with 3 days of a private driver named Mehdi. Khouloud and I texted many times planning our itinerary for each day. Our Mercedes car was very comfortable and reasonably priced. We were upgraded from a garden view room to an ocean view with a balcony. The view was exceptional. Our room was very spacious with comfortable beds and pillows. The bathroom had its own temperature control, huge tub, separate shower, and 2 sinks. Two of our breakfast buffets were complimentary. Zeineb and Ghofrane who were the breakfast hostesses were so personable. The cook who prepared the omelets was so friendly each day. The buffet was fantastic with hot and cold food to choose from. We ate at the restaurant that featured Italian food and felt the food was average. Service was a bit slow. Would not recommend the lobby bar for dining. We placed our dinner order with the female server and after our rather mediocre meal, we waited one hour for our bill. Our plates had been taken away so it was clear we were done. The manager came by and asked how we were doing and we said we had been waiting a long time for the bill. He left and we still waited. Finally, we waved him over and asked if we could please have our bill. No apology but we did receive the bill. Overall, the Four Seasons stay was wonderful and would definitely recommend."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 10, 2026

"We attended the New Year’s brunch at Four Seasons Hotel Tunis as a family and were genuinely underwhelmed. The selection of food was very limited and lacked any sense of occasion. It felt like an ordinary lunch service of a 3 stars hotel rather than a special New Year’s event at a luxury hotel, which made the premium pricing hard to justify. Unfortunately, the service did not compensate for this. Basic details were overlooked: the wine was not properly chilled, and we had to ask the waiter twice before a simple strawberry juice was finally brought for our children. The children’s area was poorly organized, reduced to an improvised 20 m² space in front of the elevators with pottery as the only activity, showing minimal effort to engage kids. At the same time, smoke from the grill station spread across the dining area and affected the tables, further degrading the overall experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jan 06, 2026

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