Palm Djerba Suites

It was good and large bed but had nothing nearby and no good transport links

Dated rooms but overall ok We spent three nights at this hotel and experienced both positives and areas for improvement. On the downside, our room felt quite dated and was only cleaned twice during our stay. We encountered a few issues that detracted from our overall comfort. The air conditioning was broken, and we were unable to open the balcony in the evenings because several stray cats (around five or six) roamed the area and would eagerly enter the room. While this wasn’t a major concern during the cooler season in Tunisia, it could become problematic in the summer. In that case, opting for a room on the first or second floor might help ensure more secure and usable balcony access. The dining options offered a good selection—including fresh fish—but fell short in one area. The bread served was stale and appeared to have been left out overnight before being offered to guests the next day. One of the hotel’s appealing features is its direct access to a lovely beach. However, this advantage was somewhat marred by the constant presence of local vendors. These individuals frequently approached guests with offers for camel rides and quad bike adventures, with prices varying noticeably based on the guest’s country of origin. Overall, our stay met our basic needs at a reasonable price. However, improvements in room maintenance and attention to guest comfort—especially regarding air conditioning and balcony usability—could significantly enhance the overall experience.