Dar Elbidha

The location is quite exceptional; it feels like a world away. The place is beautiful and calm, with a very zen atmosphere. The bathroom is a bit “old‑school.”

Josiane·Πριν μία εβδομάδα

This Tunisian family establishment is magical 🙏 The staff is wonderfully kind in a serene and calm atmosphere, letting us travel in a lovely, cool world. Leila and Faycal, a loving couple, and their family have one goal: our well‑being 🩷🩵

Aubry·2 εβδομάδες πριν

“Si vous souhaitez échapper à la foule de touristes, allez à Dar Elbidha !”

The hotel is full of charm and offers magnificent views. The hosts are extremely helpful and friendly.

Petya·3 εβδομάδες πριν

“Great potential, not fully delivered, a memorable setting that Deserves better attention to details”

The biggest draw of this place is its location and the overall vibe of the building, which feels very welcoming and family‑friendly. The staff were exceptionally friendly, always attentive and eager to help with any request. The rooms are charming, minimally furnished, and fit perfectly with the surroundings, making it a great spot for peace, tranquility, and relaxation. However, a few issues keep it from a perfect 10. First, hot water was almost always lacking, with the flow fluctuating so badly that it was nearly impossible for several guests to shower at the same time—our three rooms returned together in the evenings and the system couldn’t handle the demand. Second, reliable internet was practically absent; there was no stable connection anywhere on the property, which made even simple tasks like making a restaurant reservation impossible. Maintenance also left something to be desired: common areas and some room details felt neglected, and while towels didn’t need to be changed daily, fresh ones every couple of days would have been nice. Breakfast was very basic, offering packaged snacks, processed cheese portions, and standard yogurts that felt out of place for a boutique property, and charging extra for an espresso seemed unnecessarily cheap. Finally, dinner prices were excessive: we paid 70 dinars per person for two small bricks, salad, a grilled fish, and a bottle of wine, making it the most expensive meal we had in Djerba, even pricier than dining at El Fondouk in Houmt Souk or lunch at Radisson Blu by the beach. The staff remained empathetic and professional throughout, but if the property wants to position itself as a high‑end boutique Maison, especially given the rates, the service standards and overall maintenance need to consistently match that ambition.

Patrick·4 εβδομάδες πριν

“Abseits vom Trubel, für die, die das Individuelle schätzen.”

Great location, a former family holiday home, simple but friendly, a bit special. Restaurant tip: Mbarek Poissons in Ajim (if you like fish). The only downside was barely space for luggage and the fridge didn’t work.

Christian·Πριν ένα μήνα