The Hotel has many quiet places, with interior 'patios', the architecture and the silence give a sense of peaceful. It is desirable for writers, poets, people who don't want to be involved with a tourism mass. In a quite village, Erriadh has the traditional way of life in this beautiful Island in the South Coast of Tunisia. The meals are... More

The most beautiful place I've ever stayed. Unique, and designed with such care. Adorned with the most lovely and kind staff you'll find. Delicious food. Peaceful though not hot haman. Great for couples or anyone who wants a haven from the crowds.

Due to flight changes we did not arrive at the hotel till 3am and were met at the airport by a taxi arranged by the hotel. We were greeted by one of the owners of the hotel who made us very welcome. The hotel is very peaceful and quiet, with rooms set around two pools. Our room was nice, though... More

There are lot to love about Dar Dhiafa, but there equal amout of things you'd love to forget. If asked the two most important questions, would you come back or would you recommend this hotel for your best friend, answer to both questions would be no and no. Let me explain: The exterior of the hotel is what you can... More

Apart from an uncomfortable 'tour' of the hotel by a young man who seemed unassociated with the hotel, (and i wasn't the only one staying to suffer his very unwanted and unpleasant attempted advances) this was a truly relaxing break. Houmt Souq (the nearby town) is harmless enough with some hidden away shops which lack any tourist hassle. It is... More

The Hotel Dar Dhiafa is a real gem of a hotel in what is quite a touristic island. It is a short taxi ride from the main town of Houmt Souk, in a small town called Erriadh, near the La Ghriba synagogue. Upon arrival we were greeted by a very sweet hotel cat and a friendly chap at reception who... More

A great place to relax and chill out in nice surroundings with attentive staff who were more than willing to please. One negative and an important one, was the food. Not particularly good and somewhat pricey for what it is.

The Dar Dhiafa is an absolutely excellent small hotel. The three of us...my wife, myself, and our 13 year-old-daughter stayed at the Dar Dhiafa for 4 nights in March 2010. We travel quite a bit internationally. The Dar Dhiafa was one of the finest, classiest small hotels we've stayed in anywhere in the world. If you're looking for a monster... More

If youswant to be in a typical architecture mansion and far from tourist buses, choose this fantastic hotel ! We spend four nights in the hotel, rooms are incredible, decorated with taste, with quality materials, the restaurant is great and the service is perfect and kind. You feel alone and relaxed in the magnificiet hammam, build in an old islamic... More