A hotel I want to stay at again. It's really comfortable and big.

In that warm season, I embarked on a journey to Tunisia, filled with anticipation and longing for the unknown world. The Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Thalasso, Djerba, a name that had lingered in my mind for a long time, finally became a reality. From Djerba–Zarzis International Airport, the journey of about 17 kilometers felt like a time travel, transporting me from the hustle and bustle of reality to a tranquil paradise. As I stepped into the hotel, the first thing that caught my eye was the lobby, a blend of classical and modern design. The beige tones combined with wooden decorations exuded a warm and luxurious atmosphere. The warm welcome from the front desk staff made me feel the warmth of home. During the check-in process, a refreshing drink was handed to me, dispelling the fatigue of the journey. I booked a Superior Room with a side sea view. The room's design retained the traditional elements of the Mediterranean while incorporating a modern minimalist style. Opening the window, a captivating seascape unfolded before my eyes. The azure sea was dotted with a few fishing boats, and the distant sunset painted the sky a shade of orange-red, a beauty that was intoxicating. The bathroom offered 24-hour hot water, allowing me to wash away the fatigue at any time and enjoy a home-like experience. In the morning, as the first rays of sunlight streamed through the curtains into the room, I enjoyed breakfast on the balcony's lounge chair. Fresh bread, sweet jam, and steaming coffee, each item brought a sense of satisfaction. During the day, I strolled along the beach, the fine sand massaging my feet, and the gentle waves lapping at the shore, creating a pleasant sound. The hotel's private beach wasn't very large, but it was quiet and less crowded, making it a perfect place to relax. Apart from the natural beauty, the hotel's leisure facilities were also impressive. I tried working up a sweat in the gym a few times and had an intense match on the tennis court. What surprised me even more was that the hotel offered unique activities like horseback riding and golf, making my vacation even more colorful. Every evening, I chose to dine at the hotel's restaurant. The chefs here excelled at cooking local cuisine, and each dish was filled with the unique charm of Tunisia. Especially the grilled fish made with fresh seafood, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with an incredibly delicious taste that still lingers in my memory. The days at the Radisson Blu Palace Resort & Thalasso, Djerba felt like a dreamlike journey. Here, I not only experienced the natural scenery and local customs of Tunisia but also enjoyed unparalleled comfort and tranquility. This experience will become one of the most precious memories of my life, forever etched in my heart.