Hotel Dar Dhiafa

Hip and historic, in the heart of djerbahood! Within walking distance to many local cafes and restaurants. You will step into a traditional djerban home! Beautiful, charming, and quaint! Rooms are clean and cozy. Front desk staff is very helpful and always present! Shout out to Amine who set up a dive adventure for us! We loved our stay!

A fabulous hotel and perfect for Djerbahood. Beautiful traditional features with gorgeous little courtyards and pools. It was an absolutely perfect place for me. The staff, especially Amine, were so helpful and friendly...I miss this place and would love to go back.

We’ve just had a wonderful week in this beautiful hotel. Great food, great service and stunning rooms. And made even better by the lovely calm plunge pools. Erriadh was a great choice as a base to explore the island, coming back each day felt like returning to our own oasis

A well k own restaurant also Riyadh. Hidden away. Courtyard and indoor tables with var around small pool. Classy. Excellent food and beverages. As with all Djerba - relatively inexpensive. Well cooked lamb cutlets and matching wine, seafood in house sauce also very good

Hard to find, harder to leave. Charming architecture (though rooms are dark and small), very pleasant staff, outstanding food to two bathing pools with comfortable seating- this place is unbeatable. Bring a book, relax… just perfect. Djerbahood itself is disappointing as bland commercial ‘graffiti’ substitutes for the edgy style of independent critical commentary seen worldwide.

Our first experience at the hotel was breakfast. The most important meal of the day. The best items were the pastries and the freshly made omelettes (make sure to ask!), and of course, the coffee. The process to check in and be shown to our rooms was some of the friendliest hospitality I've ever experienced. I genuinely felt like we were honoured guests. When we got a chance to see the rooms, I totally fell in love with the place! The bed was incredibly comfortable, the windows had shutters on them (very rustic), there was a semi-circle seating area with a table (which we didn't have time to utilise unfortunately). But the most interesting feature was the shower! It was a large and deep stone basin, which had room to swing two cats in! I literally had no idea where I was while enjoying the surroundings. We also chose to have our evening meal with drinks here. The mocktails were delicious and inventive. When it came to the menu, there were a lot of options to suit just about anybody I would say. I chose a beef stroganoff and it was probably the best one I've ever tasted. Once again, the service for the restaurant was helpful, friendly and charming.