Dar Bibine

Amazing

Age, original features, decor. Our host prepared wonderful meals using locally sourced ingredients. There was lots of art. Property itself, an old dar, is very interesting.

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A beautiful house in a great location in town. My room was comfy and quiet. Gérard was an excellent host, and I especially loved the attention to detail throughout the accommodation. Breakfast was lovely, and the selection of homemade jams was tasty and unique. No sooner had I asked Gérard how to close the door of my room quietly than he put a handle on to assist. Amazing!

Occasionally artistic design gets in the way of practicality. It was hard to wash your hands in the washbasin in the bathroom as the sink was teensy-weensy. It's a minor complaint amid a terrific stay.

Gerard is an excellent host making you feel at home and always available to assist or just have conversation. The breakfast was excellent and creative. The location in Erriadh is central for touring the island and walking Djerbahood. The house and our room were beautiful

It is a small thing, but they do not accept credit cards, so please make sure you have sufficient cash in Euro or Dinar.

Excellent food for breakfast. Very much to our taste. Nothing was too much trouble for our host. We also had dinner at Dar Bibine more evenings than we ate out, and that was excellent too. Erriadh is not on the coast, but it is easy to get anywhere on the island from there using the cheap and easily found taxis. It does have marvellous and extensive street art which kept us pleasantly occupied. The world's oldest surviving Synagogue is a short walk away and worth visiting. The local people are very friendly. The town seemed very safe and hassle-free. If you want the beach, then an option that worked for us was to take a taxi across to

We enjoyed Djerba, and felt welcome everywhere, but do remember that during Ramadan and particularly over the Eid Festival most restaurants etc are closed. The museums stayed open, and we could still travel around, but dinner in Dar Bibine was even more of a bonus than expected!

Gerard is a welcoming and thoughtful host who can offer dinner on request. Breakfasts are very good. Dar Bibine is a little haven in the village of Erriadh. Unfortunately we were there during Ramadan, not to be recommended as no restaurants open nearby. And card payments are not accepted at Dar Bibine, so some planning is required

A stunning place. Obviously a labor of love for its owner and host Gerard who applied his architect's knowledge and taste to rebuilding the structure and developing its interiors to an extremely high level. Breakfasts were excellent and I had one dinner (chef=Gerard) that was great. Room was a bit tight but otherwise excellent. Pricing very fair. In the middle of the Djerbahood area which is fun to be in. A terrific place at a very fair price.

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Breakfast was great and Gerard, the host, was phenomenal. He treated us like a long time friend and was very helpful with whatever we needed. We even got to enjoy a special New Years eve dinner with him, friends and the other guests. We would absolutely stay again! Thanks Gerard!