Radisson Hotel Group has announced its debut in Tunis with the opening of Radisson Hotel Tunis City Center.
Nestled in the heart of Tunisia’s bustling capital, the hotel offers easy access to top attractions such as the Al-Zaytuna Mosque and the ancient site of Carthage, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Conveniently located just a 14-minute drive from Tunis Carthage International Airport and steps from the central Habib Bourguiba Avenue, the hotel serves as an ideal base for exploring Tunis.
“We are thrilled to expand our presence in northern Africa and establish a foothold in Tunisia’s capital city, Tunis with our Radisson brand. The rapid expansion of our Radisson brand is a clear indication of the growing demand for a brand that prioritizes guests’ comfort and enables them to find more harmony in their travel experience. Our Radisson brand aims to strike a balance between business and leisure, which is becoming increasingly important to travelers today,” said Tim Cordon, Chief Operating Officer, Middle East, Africa, and Seap, Radisson Hotel Group.
Radisson Hotel Tunis City Center offers 97 modern rooms and suites, from standard rooms to junior suites, each designed with cozy interiors to ensure a balanced and comfortable stay. The hotel’s culinary offerings include international delicacies at The Wave, the all-day dining restaurant, and drinks and snacks at The Sand Rooftop Bar & Restaurant, which offers stunning panoramic views of Tunis. Guests can also maintain their fitness routine at the on-site state-of-the-art fitness center.
The hotel features three elegant conference rooms that can be combined into one large venue, as well as three smaller meeting rooms, providing a total of 246 square meters of meeting space to accommodate up to 180 attendees. With plenty of natural daylight, the meeting facilities are ideal for hosting large celebrations and small business meetings. The latest audiovisual equipment, free Wi-Fi, and delightful catering solutions ensure every gathering is a success. “We are proud to offer guests everything they may need to have an enjoyable stay in Tunis,” concluded Cordon.
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