Dar Fulla

Grande esperienza! Lo consiglio super a tutti. Dar Foulla è davvero carino... le camere e lo spazio comune sono proprio come nelle fotografie o anche più belli. Era anche molto pulito. È vicino al centro storico della città e le persone che lo gestiscono sono così gentili. Mi hanno aiutato in tantissime cose e grazie a loro ho potuto risolvere alcuni inconvenienti del mio viaggio. Sono felice e alla grande!

Posto perfetto a Djerba, tutto è nuovo e pulito. Hai tutto il necessario e puoi raggiungere il centro camminando o prendendo un taxi, che costa solo ~€0,6. I padroni di casa sono il vantaggio più grande, super cordiali e disponibili con tutte le richieste. Se hai bisogno di aiuto per noleggiare una bicicletta/auto/qualsiasi cosa o per pianificare un viaggio, faranno di tutto per aiutarti! Sicuramente vale la pena soggiornare!

Sistemazione superba, molto pratica quando siete un piccolo gruppo per incontrarsi durante il giorno o la sera in piscina o per cucinare insieme. Le camere erano ben personalizzate e con un tema per ciascuna. Decorazione superba e autentica. Ottima accoglienza da parte del nostro ospite, ci ha anche gentilmente dato un passaggio quando siamo tornati dal centro città (20-25 minuti). Torneremo.

Great experience, the hosts are of great help and very good advice, you can trust them. They will save you from many pitfalls and are very responsive with messages. The rooms are new and functional, a little noisy but the comfort allows you to have a very good night's sleep. Many thanks and see you soon!

It was the worst experience of my life. And it’s a shame because the place is very pretty and with a lot of potential. Arriving at 1 p.m. for check-in, we find all the doors either wide open or with the key in the locks (accessible to anyone). We returned and saw that all the open rooms were very very dirty or looked like they had just been vacated by guests, we called the manager who told us that he would arrive after an hour. We sat in the gazebo which had a tablecloth full of sand and dust, the swimming pool was poorly maintained with a carpet half in it, the sofas were full of sand and dust and everything gave the impression of not being cleaned for weeks. The manager arrives and we ask him that the room he had reserved for us be cleaned, which he seems to do on his own. He tells us that the cleaning ladies clean every day even though this place had obviously not been cleaned for weeks. The manager also told us that probably someone had slept there since he left the doors open or with the key in the locks (we were in shock but we tried to respect other people's traditions or procedures). We were asked to pay and we paid in euros and since he had no change, we paid more than expected. When we returned in the evening, all that was done was a change of sheets but only the mattress topper (but we have our doubts about that too). There was no sheet between the cover and the topper. There were no pillowcases and they smelled bad. The next day we discovered that the shower had mold everywhere and there were ants in the room. That's not all. There was no electricity anywhere. We call the manager who arrives after 15 minutes. He calls the electrician and they spend 45 minutes trying to get the electricity to work. Meanwhile other hosts arrive and I ask for a reimbursement that is ignored, the manager asking me for a gesture to silence me or to lower my voice so as not to be heard by others, I did not understand well but exhausted I return to the room. Finally the electricity comes back and we try to go to bed. Except that apparently during Ramadan the work is done at night and a window on the bed overlooking a street where there was work, we could hear loud and clear all the noises and conversations (that's not the fault to the structure but to tell you that the room straight after the entrance has a window onto an outside street and that there are lots of noises). The work ends at midnight and when we told ourselves that it couldn't get worse, the air conditioning started to flash and make continuous 'beeps'. She stops. It starts again at 2 a.m. except this time it doesn't stop and my boyfriend goes to turn off the electricity everywhere. We sent a message to the manager who told us that we had done the right thing and who apologized, saying that he would come the next day to reimburse us for the electrical outage and the inconvenience caused. The next day at 9:30 a.m. we asked him what time he would come by and at 11:15 a.m. we still had no answer and we had to leave.