We had a premium room with a view on the pool and on the sea. It was what we asked for. The room is clean and tiddy. The staff are friendly, special thanks to Malika ++ from the reception for her kindness and for helping us with taxis and island tours. Morning breakfast is diverse and tasteful. Restaurants are of good value.

Access to deckchairs by the pool is very limited, everyday early in the morning staff members put towels on the majority of deckchairs in order to keep them for some reason which is unacceptable. This should not be tolerated in a five star hotel.

Architecture. Facilities. Both are very good.

Management and crew.

Spacious rooms, beautiful pool area, it all looks quite nice

The food was alright but not always top quality. I had some kind of cake one morning after which I felt very sick for the next two days

The architecture and decor is absolutely beautiful. Most of the bar staff, waiters and housekeeping so friendly and helpful.

The hotel reception staff (not guest relations) weren’t friendly and helpful like the as other areas.

The hotel is in front of the beach and has the Radisson standards.

The room missed a hair dryer and an iron.

ambience in public areas pleasing. room size good with 1 armchair, couch and table as well as bed etc. Breakfast food ok. Nice beach to walk on towards a small cafe selling good food and drinks. Interesting rooms in public areas.

cleaners need to use a small vacuum cleaner for carpet areas instead of a yard brush! Our carpet needed a vacuum cleaner. Someone came to brush it but we were surprised she used a brush!! mini bar drinks a bit on the expensive side. Plastic bucket seats on balcony are uncomfortable as no arm rests and quite cold. Washbasin needed attention as water was very slow to drain. Unacceptable for a premium hotel like the Radisson.

the entrance and the lobby, fantastic ! the room, the bathroom, the view, plants and palmtrees inside and outside, beautiful deco, stylish. Breakfast, Turquoise and Italian restaurants. Helpful housekeeping staff, waiting staff at the beachclub, and bith italiand and Turquoise restaurants were great! Poolboys very friendly too.

the carpet in the hallways going to the rooms was old and not convenient. the indoor gardens (greenhouse) were a bit outdated and not well maintained. There were fountains and basins but they were all empty and kind of looked abandoned. It seems like the rest of the property was renovated (beautifully), except for these areas.

The room was large and comfortable. The staff were so helpful. The building was beautiful and by the beach. I got a late price with my room upgraded so wonderful. The breakfast was amazing I wish I had the ability to eat more. IThere was a meal for all day.

The restaurants were not so good. I tried one that had no staff. The Italian had had tried but not good food and the buffet I did not try as not my choice of restaurant so may have been good. I ordered something from room service which was a salad, not so good.. So the food options were not good but everything else was incredible.

It is a beautiful hotel, right at the beach. There are several restaurants to choose from, and the hammam and spa (at extra cost) are very nice. The room was clean with a great view and all facilities one needs. Several activities are bookable from the hotel staff.

The internet in my room was a bit unstable. The hotel is located outside of any city, so if you want to go anywhere, including trying to eat somewhere else than the hotel restaurants, you need to take a taxi. So it is better for self-drivers. From my room, the animation for the kids in the afternoon was very loud. It did not disturb me, but may be disturbing for people who want to sleep in the afternooon.

The hotel is one of the best I have visited in Tunisia. The pool is great. The beach area is very nice. Breakfast was very good. I enjoyed my stay. Would recommend this property without hesitation.

Not much to do in Djerba. This type of vacation is great if you are looking for staying in the hotel, relaxing, enjoying the sun, the beach, and the swimming pool. If you fare looking for culture, I would go to Monastir, Hammamet or Sousse.