Iberostar Selection Eolia Djerba | Hotel in Triffa, Medenine Governorate

“Hard to fault this! We went in early December so both the hotel, airport and nearby area were rather empty; when it came to check out we were allowed to keep the room and stay in the resort with all the food and dinner for the day until we were ready to head to head to the airport in the evening. Hard to fault here! I can't think of anything more I would want from this hotel other than to spend more time there!”

“Room was great. The food was outstanding. The staff were very friendly. ”

“Yes, and the staff were all pleasant. ”

“Top ”

“Room was okay, but aircon wasn't working, the bathrooms had a slope problem for draining water (which we've seen in other hotels too), had some swage smellings sometimes, but the staff were very friendly and kind. Food was perfect and in total was a good experience.”

“Upon arrival at Iberostar Eolia Selection, we were somewhat disappointed. Nobody came to greet us or assist with our luggage, and when we were handed our room key, no information was provided about the hotel’s activities, where to collect beach towels, or other essential details one would expect from a 5-star establishment. The first impression, unfortunately, did not reflect 5-star service. As our stay went on, however, things improved significantly. Mimita, Lamia, and Rim at reception were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, making us feel more welcome. The restaurant was another highlight of our stay. Both the indoor and outdoor dining areas were beautiful, offering a wide selection of delicious food. That said, clearer labeling of dishes, desserts, and fresh juices would be very helpful, as many items were unlabeled. The staff were consistently cheerful, attentive, and eager to help. It would also enhance the experience to have someone at the restaurant entrance to guide guests through the buffet and highlight special offerings such as the outdoor BBQ, which we only discovered by chance. Our room was spacious, spotless, and well-maintained, providing everything we needed for a comfortable and relaxing stay. The true highlight, though, was the beach. Always kept clean and orderly thanks to Kursiya, who was incredibly attentive and always ready to help us find a sunbed. The sea itself was stunning crystal-clear with a brilliant aqua-turquoise hue.”

“Very nice all inclusive hotel. Nice staff ”

“Very nice all inclusive hotel. In range of all inclusive hotels. One of the best . Nice staff, good food ”

“Beautiful property , friendly Staff , right on the ocean . We enjoyed our experience. ”

“Very positive: Professionalism and politeness of the whole staff, in particular the restaurant management and the room service. Very tolerant and multilingual staff overall. Very good also the renovated parts of the hotel, the garden, the garden pavillon and the hotel-own beach, as well as the extensive selection of food and drinks in the all- inclusive category. Good: Overall rating of renovated 3rd floor inner garden view court- facing rooms is good: spacious, lots of storage space & areas, good mattress, sofa lounger can be used as additional adult bed, clean, good ar conditioning, natural ventilation & temperature regulation, enough sun and light in the room, nice balcony, nicely moderate & tasteful evening entertainment. Room for improvement: Separate "toilet- cabinet" much too small and lacking air & space for individual necessities, changeable water temp in shower, unpractical wall-mounted bottle opener, noticeable moist scent in ground-level rooms & corridors, lack of airport transfer service, lack of hotel-managed/hotel-arranged excursion program. No supermarket, choice of shops & restaurants in the near vicinity, no interesting sights in the surroundings, unattractive walking on the land side. Very negative: We had to change rooms twice during the first 2 days. The 1st offered ground floor garden view room had a moist scent and lacked sunlight. The 2nd street-facing 3rd floor room was unbearably loud from midnight to 4 AM due to a disco right across the street.”