I stayed here for several days in early July. Parts of the hotel have been renovated, others haven't -- I was on the 7th floor which had not and the room was perfectly serviceable if a little worn. Other rooms on lower floors had been updated more recently. The air conditioning worked beautifully, and the wifi in the room was strong (although the speed dropped in the evening when everyone seemed to be online, but that's not the hotel's fault!).The staff was friendly, especially in the dining room.

The hotel's location is fairly quiet - I had a room facing the street and the noise wasn't much of an issue. There are a couple of kiosk/convenience store type shops within steps, and a coffee house across the street. There is a MonoPrix grocery store within five-ten minutes of the door (pick up a map of Tunis at the front desk and ask for directions).

This hotel is a very good choice when you are staying on business in Tunis. A very central location, all cab drivers know it (huge advantage!), the rooms very clean albeit a bit 1960s style.
Very friendly staff, and the (free!) internet worked very well in my room, although I heard other guests who stayed on the top floors complain about it.
Breakfast & dinner were fine, a nice addition was that there was a Tunisian musician performing every evening during dinner time with some classical Arab music - I can really recommend this plance, good value for money!

I stayed a week on business in September, apart from problems with the Wi-fi, one could not fault this hotel for value and comfort. Contrary to the previous review, which I cannot understand, the staff were very helpful - doorman, receptionists, waiters, room service - and plentiful, there are always members of staff available. Even with my execrable French staff were always courteous and did their best to make my stay comfortable.
Breakfast was reasonable, fried and scrambled egg, excellent croissants, fruit and good coffee. Not totally an American breakfast, but do you expect this in Tunis? Dinner was reasonable but with a few rough edges, acceptable Tunis wine available.
Rooms comfortable and well serviced with pleasant and helpful maids. Only one English channel (CNN) on TV, but not a problem for me.
The bar, rather detached from the hotel, is like most bars in Tunis a bit rough (and extremely smokey,, again as normal), but reasonably priced.
There is building work in the area which starts early, but Tunis generally seems a construction site.
As commented previously the situation is not central, but taxis are very cheap and once one is familiar with the geography the centre is easily walkable.
Price was superb and at less than £40 a night a real bargain.
The only problem was poor or non-existent internet access. The manager said this was temporary as they were changing provider. However, this was a real inconvenience and it is worth checking if it is important.

If you feel like having a Fight and not a holiday - Go to this hotel!!
The reception staff are very rude, not polite and insulting!

The staff were so unwelcoming that, even though I was on a half-board basis, I had only 1 lunch in this hotel and took the rest of my meals in other hotels. (I was in Tunis for 8 days)

As for the breakfast; the crockery is always wet, the buffet includes food like rice and spaghetti (which you would normally want for dinner rather than breakfast!) and you always have to supplicate the waiters to be provided with tea-spoons to stir your coffee or eat your yoghurt, that is sad.

Instead of writing 4 Stars near the entrance, they should write; ''Beware of the receptionist -''it'' may bite you!!''