The only hotel proper in Raf Raf, this mid-range place is about 150m uphill from the Corniche. The 10 bright rooms come with little balconies, fridges and TVs. The downstairs restaurant serves uncomplicated grilled meat and fish, as well as couscous, though from October to April, it's advisable to give notice to you want feeding.
Hôtel Dalia
Northern Tunisia
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