澤耶尼馬迪納酒店(Dar Zyne la Medina)

非常漂亮的傳統飯店，位於麥地那市中心，工作人員非常樂於助人，樂於助人，Refka 非常友好！

這是我經歷過的最糟糕的酒店體驗。這家飯店的位置位於麥地那的中心，這意味著您必須帶著行李步行到主要街道，因為汽車無法到達。如果下雨那就是一場惡夢，麥地那的地板總是充滿垃圾和雨後的髒水池。這不是我住宿期間最糟糕的部分。抵達後，我們得到了一個非常大的房間（套房），這讓我們感到驚訝，因為我們只預訂了一間標準房。第二天早上，我們被要求收拾行李並搬到我們預訂的標準房間。如果我們在抵達時就被告知這些資訊就更好了，這樣我們就可以避免在前一天晚上打開行李。這種安排很奇怪，因為在我們整個住宿期間，5 間房間中只有 2 間被佔用。我們懷疑換房間的必要性。接下來，我們不知道為什麼第一天早上的早餐份量這麼少，我們吃完早餐後感覺沒有任何食物。接下來的幾天早餐變得正常，我們對早餐不再有任何抱怨。其次，男工作人員很粗魯，英文溝通不好。第二天搬到新房間後，我們沒有得到正確的房間鑰匙，他對我們大喊說他無能為力，我們應該等到第二天早上，他的經理會給我們正確的鑰匙。這樣的經理在我們住宿期間從未出現過。當然，第二天早上，正如預期的那樣，我們拿不到房間鑰匙。最終，我們收拾好行李，離開酒店，房間沒有上鎖，因為我們預訂了私人旅遊，我們必須離開。當我們晚上回到酒店時，我們收到了房間鑰匙，但門鎖功能不太好。不管怎樣，之後我們還是可以鎖房間的。更重要的是，飯店建築和房間的破舊程度非常明顯。許多設施已損壞或維護不良。例如，套房中只有 2 個吊燈燈泡可以工作（給定的第一個房間），​​第二個房間的床墊在中間明顯彎曲。我們住宿期間不提供客房清潔服務，也不更換毛巾。飯店裡沒有吹風機是另一個惡夢，荒謬的是連一個有頭髮的人都需要的吹風機都沒有。我寫得太多了，但我對在這家酒店的 4 晚住宿感到非常沮喪。強烈不推薦這家酒店。尋找其他地方，住在麥地那市中心不是一個好主意。

這是一棟有500年歷史的歷史建築，內部裝潢得可以感覺到它的年代感，或者是否喜歡全新裝修的達爾就看你個人的品味了。 週邊是麥地那內的局部區域，你覺得有生活感還是有點太擁擠就看個人喜好了。 工作人員很友好而且非常樂於助人。他向我提供了有關推薦商店、餐廳和不收費的 ATM 的資訊。 早餐也豐富可口。 問題是沒有給你鑰匙，所以如果你出去又回來，而工作人員恰好不在，你將無法進入大樓。房間沒有鑰匙（裡面有一個螺栓），所以這是一個很好的理論。 最大的問題是沒有吹風機。在這個價格範圍內，我什至沒有檢查，因為這是自然的事情，工作人員告訴我不要問。不幸的是，在一個熱氣騰騰的日子裡它是半乾的，並且持續了一生。如果是冬天的話我可能會哭。

1ère fois à Tunis et grâce à Myriam, Refka et Choukri, mon séjour fut un vrai bonheur. J'ai été chouchouté, on m'a super bien conseillé, on m'a guidé, on a pris soin de moi. Ce fut un merveilleux séjour. des petits déjeuners Royaux...Vraiment un énorme MERCI à l'équipe de Dar Zyne la Médina. J'ai aimé mon très court séjour...Je reviendrai vite...trés vite...

Un endroit secret, plongée au XVI siècle… Merci à Refka et Choukri pour leur service, qualité de maître de maison.. tout est parfait. Un endroit à découvrir absolument.

This is a really unique boutique hotel in the heart of the medina. Past reviews are correct that it can be a long walk since the middle of the neighborhood isn't accessible by car, but that shouldn't be a concern if you have a map and aren't overpacking. Service as fast and friendly. The hotel arranged an airport taxi, in which the drive takes you door to door including the long walk. There are a few restaurants, coffee shops, and small stores nearby in the medina...but otherwise it is very quiet after dark. It is not unsafe, just dark and quiet. The architecture of the rooms is really unique and it's a fun way to get a local experience.

Pay attention to the negative reviews! My sister and I booked a specific room, which is labeled as the "Zyne" room on several booking sites (they don't have a website of their own so you must book through a third party). The room, breakfast, and property looked beautiful based on photos. When we arrived to the hotel, the daytime manager, Refka, asked if we'd like tea or water. We said tea, assuming it was a complimentary welcome drink. She instead brought us to her husband's tea shop down the street where we overpaid for our own cups of tea, including hers. Next she brought us to her cousin's toursity perfume shop where he started a sales spiel. She left us there saying her cousin would bring us to another place after that. We immediately felt uncomfortable, like we knew we were getting the typical tourist hustle, and were worried how we'd be taken advantage of next. When we returned to the hotel, Refka showed us to our room, only for us to realize it was not the room we booked. It was a very small, thoughtlessly furnished room and on our booking site was listed at almost half the price. We let her know we had the wrong room, which she denied. It wasn't until we pulled up the booking site with photos that she admitted that they gave away our room to another guest. She said they chose not to inform us or cancel our booking. We asked what could be done and she said all the rooms were booked fully and there were no rooms available in the entire Medina so we had no other choice but to accept the room and we were "lucky" to have it. She didn't even offer a discount because she said she didn't know what the room rates were. No other problem solving was offered. Eventually, Refka said if we didn't want to stay, we could cancel for a refund but that we needed to do it through our booking site, she had no way to issue refunds. We contacted the help line on our booking site and they needed to speak to the owner because it was the only way to receive a refund. Refka gave the owner's phone number, but the owner declined all phone calls over the course of 2+ hours, and then refused to answer the phone or email over the next several days each time a call or email was made. Refka provided no guidance on how or when to get in touch with the owner even when repeatedly asked. We were respectful and calm and tried our best to explain why we had an issue yet we would receive only a blank stare or shrug. The night manager arrived and he and Refka spoke together privately and the night manager suddenly had a new story and said that our room had a "problem" in it and wouldn't elaborate. He offered no further support on solving our issue of being over charged and receiving the wrong room. He said any other hotel would "throw us on the street." We went up to the room to consider if we wanted to stay despite the issues thus far. The answer was no. The wifi and cell service didn't reach the room, there were missing lightbulbs in the already dark and dank room, the r

This hotel was way different from its online pictures. It’s actually very small and old, our room was very ruined, no soap and they didn’t even give us a key, saying that “another guest has taken it” and that we had to wait for it to come or we could have changed our room. When we said we wanted to change the room, they hesitated and told us to wait for the key. The key never arrived and as I read online, this is a common issue. They simply don’t have the key and don’t want to call a blacksmith for a new one, or maybe the lock doesn’t work. The breakfast was not good at all. NOT WORTH THE MONEY.

Authentic Medina experience. Located in a quiet area, hotel and rooms are spacious and historical. Service was excellent. Breakfast every morning was a highlight. If you're looking for something a little out of the ordinary, I would recommend.