Where is Hotel La Residence Hammamet?

At 60 Avenue Habib Bourguiba, in Hammamet town centre, a few minutes' walk from the beach and the medina.

Is the pool really on the roof?

Yes, it is on the hotel's roof, with a view over the bay. It is open in season.

Is the hotel suitable for a family stay?

It has rooms for up to four people and a kids' club in season. It has no aquapark and no large seafront garden: it is mainly a town hotel, handy for doing everything on foot.

Yes, free parking, useful if you drive from Algeria.

How do I book Hotel La Residence Hammamet?

Choose your dates and the number of guests in the search above: Nreservi shows the live prices of the rooms at Hotel La Residence Hammamet. You book online and pay by card, or in Algerian dinars (BaridiMob, bank transfer or cash at our agency in Telemly, central Algiers).

How do I receive my voucher?

As soon as your booking is confirmed, your voucher is sent by email or WhatsApp; show it at the hotel reception when you arrive.

Can I cancel my booking?

Cancellation conditions depend on the rate you choose: each offer shows, before you book, whether it is refundable and until when cancellation is free.

La Residence Hammamet: rooftop pool near the medina

Q: How can I pay from Algeria?

In Algerian dinars, by CCP (BaridiMob), bank transfer or cash at our Telemly agency, with no bank card. From abroad, you can pay online by bank card.

Hotel La Residence Hammamet is a 3-star hotel at 60 Avenue Habib Bourguiba, right in Hammamet: the beach and the medina are within walking distance. Its most talked-about feature is the rooftop pool overlooking the bay. 2026 reviews praise the location, the welcome and the spacious rooms, but other guests complain about an ageing building, mosquitoes and a wait at check-in, so compare carefully before booking.

Location: Avenue Habib Bourguiba, in the town centre

The hotel stands at 60 Avenue Habib Bourguiba, one of Hammamet's main streets. The beach is a few minutes' walk away, as are the medina, its fort and souks, and the cafés and restaurants of the centre.

It is a good choice if you want to go out in the evening without needing a taxi. Enfidha-Hammamet and Tunis-Carthage are the most convenient airports, and parking is free if you come by car.

Rooms

The hotel offers standard and superior rooms for one to four people, plus a few suites. Several 2026 reviews describe spacious, comfortable rooms, especially in the superior category.

Other guests find the building ageing and report mosquitoes in the rooms. Room type, number of beds and board are shown on each offer before payment, so check them.

Rooftop pool, spa and entertainment

The pool is on the hotel's roof, with loungers, a bar and a view over the bay of Hammamet. It is open in season. The hotel also has a spa.

Evening entertainment is on offer, and a kids' club welcomes children during the season. A tree-filled garden with Tunisian-inspired architecture offers a quieter corner, although some guests miss a calm space to relax.

Dining and board

The hotel has three restaurants, including a buffet, plus a snack bar and bars. 2026 reviews find the food varied; some guests rate breakfast as average.

What your rate includes (room only, breakfast or half board) is shown on each offer, so read it before you book.

Getting there from Algeria and booking

Hammamet can be reached by road through the border crossings of eastern Algeria, or by air to Enfidha-Hammamet or Tunis-Carthage. Algerian nationals should in principle not need a visa for a short stay in Tunisia; check the current rules with the consulate or the official website before you travel.

On Nreservi you see live prices and availability and book online. From Algeria, you pay in Algerian dinars by CCP (BaridiMob), bank transfer or cash at our Telemly agency, with no bank card needed. Living abroad? You can also pay online by bank card, and your voucher is sent to you once payment is made.