Hotel de Charme et Spa Dar El Bhar

Un très joli riadh avec beaucoup de charme et architecture authentique Établissement très bien entretenu Des oiseaux qui chantent Les pieds dans l eau avec transats et restaurant Belle piscine très propre / petit spa Calme et verdure au sein du patio et du jardin face à la mer établissement à taille humaine

Bon hotel la totale accueil service etc magnifique

Chocola is best animator ! Animation is very good together, good people anf very funny.

It was amazing, people there are so nice and friendly also the hotel gives a very good djerbian vibes, we loved it and it was too clean

This property like pretty much everything in Tunisia is slowly wearing down, but they keep it up very well and appeared to have a lot of pride in that. I wanted a smaller place that’s right on the beach and the beach is probably the nicest there of anywhere on the island. Room was good sized, and I liked the tile mosaics on the wall walls. Breakfast was very traditional, and good.

This is the place to be for a wonderful holiday, Friendly people, amazing food and lovely atmosphere. We enjoyed every single moment. We will certainly be back …

I'm staying here in mid November. This is a very pleasant small hotel right on the beach. It has a lot of character and everything is spotlessly clean. The staff are all very friendly and I've been allocated a very comfortable room. Unfortunately the thing that lets it down is the restaurant. I'm sure it's because the hotel is very quiet now and in Summer it might be different - but at the moment it's not good. There's no buffet service and the choice is very limited. It seems to be a case of what's left in the kitchen? The quality is also very poor. I've not had a meal I've enjoyed since I arrived - and I'm not a picky eater. The first day I went to the beach bar and waited nearly an hour for chicken, which was virtually inedible when it arrived. The second day I went into the bar in the afternoon and asked for a cafe au lait but was told there was no milk - only espresso. I just wanted coffee and cake - but no cakes or gateaux of any kind. The response when I asked was 'no food for an hour!' The breakfast is OK thanks to a lady who will cook you an omelette - but if it hadn't been for that I think I would have starved! Unfortunately the hotel is quite isolated with few restaurants or shops close by - so there are few alternative eating options. It's a shame because the hotel IS nice - but the restaurant/kitchen service is dreadful. As stated, it's probably different in Summer when there are more guests - but it's very disappointing at the moment. I've been to Tunisia many times but I'm afraid this is the worst food ever.

This is a very pleasant hotel in a good position on the beach. It's relatively small, so the facilities are limited but it was fine for me. The room was lovely and spotlessly clean and the staff were all very friendly. I think my mistake was to go there off season in November. There were very few people staying there and usually only half a dozen in the restaurant in the evening. It obviously wasn't worth the hotel putting out any kind of a buffet with choices. I can understand that - but it meant that the choice offered by the waiter was very limited and to be honest, not of a particularly good quality. I was surprised that I couldn't even get a cafe latte and a piece of cake in the beach bar in the afternoon. There was no milk and 'no food for an hour' I was told. I'm sure it's not like that in Summer when there are many more guests. It's a shame because I did like the hotel - but the restaurant and food let it down.

Authentic rooms with unique local design, warm atmosphere, and attentive staff, perfect blend of comfort and culture. Special thanks to Nawel.