Usually during Ramadan, there is a great scarcity of food in restaurants as all respect fasting norms during the day. Most restaurants are closed so the only place you'd find food is the hotel where you are based. This causes travel hardships as you cannot stop at different places to have lunch or afternoon meals while travelling.

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Dar Said is the former townhouse of a wealthy Tunis family, in the pretty seaside and artist’s village of Sidi Bou Said, perched on the cliffs in the northern suburbs of Tunis. It's a picture-perfect place of warm sun, cobbled streets, whitewashed houses with bright blue shutters and ornately decorated doors, with tall cypress trees and bougainvillea flowers spilling over garden walls.

Dar Said has been listed many times among the world's best boutique/individual hotels, and it feels small, quiet and intimate (how staying away from home should be!). All the rooms are spacious, cool, well-furnished, with opulent bathrooms, and open onto small courtyards of jasmine and gurgling fountains.

A gorgeous pool is set among terraces overlooking the sea, and breakfast is served poolside every morning.

www.darsaid.com.tn/

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Perfect for exploring Old Tunis, this hotel used to be the exotic home of an erstwhile Bey.

64 Rue Sidi Ben Arous, Tunis

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A perfect example of ancient meets modern, this hotel adjoins the Carthaginian ruins and overlooks the Punic port, set on the hillside near the picturesque blue and white town of Sidi Bou Said.

Rue Mendès France
2016 Carthage Byrsa. Tunisia
Tel : +216 71 73 34 33
www.villadidon.com

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A Moorish-Andalucian style palace that blends ancient and modern so effortlessly.

The Residence-Tunis
Les côtes de Carthage - BP 697 - 2079 La Marsa
Tunisia
Phone : (00 216 71) 910 101
www.theresidence-tunis.com

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