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spa sauna and hamman : everything is payable 16 euro per day; hotel is very isolated and no shuttle bus the to city. for a hotel which pretends 4 star and spa , we did not appreciate to have to pay for spa and we never used it. To note that we chose this hotel because the name of hotel is " Djerba Plaza Thalasso Spa" so you think there should be free access to sauna and hamman , same as breakfast.

Although it got off to a bad start with a mix up over my booking. I generally found the stay pleasant. The swimming pool was clean and a good size. The staff were friendly and fairly efficient. The food was good without being excellent. One complaint I did have was that the hotel beach wasn't next to the hotel and although there was transport to the beach it wasn't clearly signposted. Overall though excellent value for money and I would stay there again.

Dar Bibine is an authentic "maison d'hote" run by a warm and welcoming couple. It's located in the center of Djerba at a cheap cab fare from every site on the island. Gerard was an amazing host and his breakfast creation truly a delight for our eyes and stomachs alike. We were also thankful to tap into his knowledge about where/how to go within Djerba as well as connecting us to other reputable and well-run entities to explore Tunisia and the desert area. If you are exploring Djerba and Tunisia, we highly recommend it!

We stayed at Menzel El Kateb for 3 nights in late April and had an amazing stay with Doris and Kamel, the owners. Throughout the entire stay, they ensured that we were prepared for our holiday in Djerba. The menzel has three different homes that you can choose to stay in, each with its own character. They would all serve well for large groups. They were all also quite unique and well taken care of. Because the menzel is an operating farm, you get a chance to appreciate the agricultural industry of Djerba, and you can enjoy the menzel's two dogs. (They stay out of your house in case you happen to be allergic to dogs.) Doris and Kamel also produce jams and other spreads from the farm's crops: oranges, apples, olives, etc., which you get to enjoy during their breakfasts. Their fresh orange juice was also always welcome, and their breakfasts were immensely better than any others we had in Tunisia. They even make homemade harissa, a popular Tunisian spread that is made with peppers. We also ate dinner once on the menzel, during which they made a Djerban pumpkin and lamb wedding stew. It was the best dinner that we had during our visit to Tunisia. Our stay at the menzel was by far the best in Tunisia, as well as many other countries we can think of that we have visited in the past few years. Dorris also helped us change our reservation dates immediately once we contacted her because we were not able to arrange transportation in time for our visit.