Good location, taxi to medina or center of Tunis costs very little. Our room was big with a view over Park Belvedere. Our room was clean and we got new towels every day. We tipped the cleaning person when we left, we were very grateful for the clean room having experienced the very opposite in a hotel in Hammamet. The breakfast was included in the price and was OK. We ate dinner at the hotel restaurant the first night, because we came from Hammamet, it was late and we were tired. The dinner buffet was OK, but we were not impressed and ate dinner elsewhere the following days. All in all, a good hotel, we would absolutely come back later.

My husband arrived for a couple of weeks of independent travel in Tunisia and ended up staying for a month. We stayed at the Ambassadeurs for the first week and loved our room, new furnishings, flat screen television, balcony over-looking Belvedere Park and the Zoo. The staff are very helpful and the cleaning staff are thorough.

The buffet breakfast is adequate for Tunisia, but the lunch and dinner buffets did not appeal to us so we are elsewhere. There are several restaurants in the vicinity but we usually had a light meal in the evening and ate our main meal as we roamed around the city.

We returned to Tunis after more that two weeks touring the country in a rental car. We were given our previous room and kept extending our stay for a few more days, and then a few more days, until we ended up staying here a total of 18 nights. We would never have stayed so long if we hadn't felt so at home in the lovely room, with fluffy towels and trendy furniture.

The hotel is a little on the expensive side for, at over $100 US for the superior room, but we found the standard room just a bit too small for our comfort. We travel for several months each year and like to have a little room to settle in as we spend more time than others might inside.

My boyfriend and I stayed one night at this hotel in May 2009. A Tunisian friend of mine recommended it as a 3-star, quality hotel. Although a bit expensive at around $80USD a night (slightly pricey for Tunisia), the hotel was nicely situated across from a park and the zoo and within walking distance to many cafes, restaurants, and a great gelato shop, as well as the old city (20-30 mins walk).

The bed was soft and comfortable, the room was very clean, and the hotel was very quiet. We slept well.

There was no business center, however. Also, the front desk staff is not exactly service oriented (no surprise in Tunisia, though). After requesting an iron (for which they did not know the English word -- so I looked it up in French and called back), they informed me that they were "out of irons" and thus had none to bring to me. (???) Also, when I asked the front desk clerk if he could recommend any interesting sights within walking distance of the hotel, he literally could not recommend anything. And the hotel is in the middle of the city!

As for other details, the breakfast buffet was included in the price and was small and basic. I stuck with bread and jam, while my boyfriend opted for the more exotic option of rice and peas (yes, a breakfast choice).

All in all, it was a good stay and I'd recommend for a basic accommodation.

Travelling for business in Tunisia I rested a couple of days in this hotel, not bad, quite normal for European standards. Rooms are large enough, bathroom works, in my room at 3d floor no noise from the main street. Breakfast is good, but I didnt love so much buffet restaurant for lunch and dinner, low quality for my taste.