This place is freaking amazing! The view blew my mind especially the sunset… It was clean and the host was very responsive and attentive, he even suggested places where we can eat etc. The only negative point is the access to the place, if you have a lot of luggage you will suffer for couple of minutes but its totally worth it!!

Beautiful,beautiful beach ⛱ After hearing about it i decided to check it out myself. It was December so nice quiet and calm, its probably a lot more busy in the summer.

So nice games land for kids adults and families 🥰❤️

We visited later February 2023. Only 6 dinars per person to enter. It's nice inside and quite peaceful. There is information posters inside on the places of interest. There is a place to buy a limited number of books to the left as you enter the quadrangle which appeared to be quite interesting. Once inside, You climb up the stairs and walk around the walls to get great views of the surrounding area. Ladies and gent toilets inside the walls by the stairs. Very clean with hand towels and hand driers. It looks as though there is a small refreshment bar at the top of the stairs and to the left, though I assume this is only open during the tourist season.

The entire place is fabulous, but this review is mainly about the house. It is hard to imagine a better house; it really has everything. Sure, there are grander, more luxurious, larger palaces and castles and estates, but the allure of Dar Sébastien is that it is a perfect yet reasonable house that any of us could imagine living in. It's essentially a two level four bedroom four bath beachfront house with a large garden and a decent sized marble swimming pool surrounded by a covered Moorish arcade. It has a sweeping circle drive to the entrance, and a generous patio facing the sea. But, my goodness, it is so much more. The living room is simple, but 100 people could sit there for a concert, and a small room curtained off the living room provides a backstage area for a band or actors. The master bathroom has a large marble bathtub that is in the shape of the Byzantine era baptismal basins found at several Roman archaeological sites in Tunisia. Built in shelves and window seats and other features turn up wherever you wander. The poolside dining table chairs are of an original art deco design and have only one arm. There is a bathroom poolside. A large fireplace and even more built in seating are off the kitchen if you prefer a cottage feel or want to spend a cold evening in a more intimate space. I'd move there tomorrow if I could, and I can imagine replicating the house in many other places. And I might. If you are anywhere near it, take an hour to visit Dar Sébastien and enrich your life.

Variety of items to buy a very good prices.

Well worth the Dinar to experience this cultural architecture that is on show. It needs additional help to keep it in pristine condition, so do visit if you are in the area of Hammamet