We stayed 3 nights here in October. Our room was clean and overlooked the street from 2 floors up so we could watch the food shops setting up in the early morning. We liked the heavy old furniture and the tiling. The calls to prayer in the town are beautiful. The breakfast was good: eggs, bread, milk and coffee. It... More

A laid-back place to spend a few days, El Kef aka Le Kef was long the capital of western Tunisia. I stayed at the immaculate and central Hotel Ramzi (35 DTor $30 b&large breakfast) and ate at the Venus (about 15 DT with a beer.) El Kef has many interesting sites, including a preserved synagogue, an excellent museum of popular... More