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Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa

$60
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Avg. for September

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$60
/ night

Avg. for September

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa average $42 in January, the cheapest month, and $627 in July, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$42
February$44
March$48
April$51
May$107
June$168
July$627
August$119
September$60
October$59
November$50
December$49

Most expensive: July (~$627)

Cheapest: January (~$42)

About this property

Relax at this family-friendly resort featuring a private beach, outdoor and indoor pools, and multiple dining options.
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  • Elevator / Lift

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  • Currency Exchange

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Location

zone turistique midoun djerba, Djerba Midun, Tunisia

Guest reviews of Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa

8

Kevin

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Feb 11, 2025

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Stayed 7 nights

The Hotel & staff are well worth the money. All inclusive, breakfast, lunch & evening meal & alcoholic beverages for just £35 a night. The problem is not the hotel, the problem is Djerba, it’s an absolute pile of FAECES! (Sh-it Ho-le! Nothing to do, it’s dirty with litter everywhere. Beach is dirty & full of seaweed! Everybody in all the hotels which there are many stay inside them & rarely go out because there is nothing to do! Tunisia is country number 74 that I have been to. I have never found one that I didn’t like & wished I was back at home until I visited Tunisia! Don’t ever bother wasting your money coming to Djerba, Tunisia, it’s cheap for a reason & the reason is it’s an absolute pile of FAECES! (SH-IT HO-LE!
The Hotel & staff are well worth the money. All inclusive, breakfast, lunch & evening meal & alcoholic beverages for just £35 a night. The problem is not the hotel, the problem is Djerba, it’s an absolute pile of FAECES! (Sh-it Ho-le! Nothing to do, it’s dirty with litter everywhere. Beach is dirty & full of seaweed! Everybody in all the hotels which there are many stay inside them & rarely go out because there is nothing to do! Tunisia is country number 74 that I have been to. I have never found one that I didn’t like & wished I was back at home until I visited Tunisia! Don’t ever bother wasting your money coming to Djerba, Tunisia, it’s cheap for a reason & the reason is it’s an absolute pile of FAECES! (SH-IT HO-LE!

4

William

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Jan 10, 2025

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Stayed 9 nights

Having been a hotel manager this hotel was a major disappointment it purports to be a 4 star resort and certainly from the outside it looks the part (well done to the outside maintenance team - the pool and outside areas were spotless), the reception area was also very well kept. The accommodation wings of the hotel are quite dingy and very down at heel and in need of a major review and revamp. The room we were in also dated and whilst clean it wasn't exactly spotless. We were 1/2 board and the meals were very mediocre. If you are a vegetarian, suggest you give this hotel a wide berth as very few vegetarian dishes other than salads or cooked rice/potatoes/courgettes - everything else had meat and signage for what the dishes actually were was very poor. For a 4 star hotel catering for an international clientele there were no signs whatsoever for any allergy information which is very bad. The facilities show wi-fi but NO WiFi available in the room and we were told that tholny WiFi available was in the reception area, dining area and bar. On check out the hotel tried to charge us for laundry but we had not had any laundry done - this took a time to sort out but no apology given for the hotels mistake about this. On general housekeeping towels were removed when used but not always replaced which was annoying also soaps and shampoo not replaced at all during our stay. All in all generally poor and more like 2 star rather than 4.
Having been a hotel manager this hotel was a major disappointment it purports to be a 4 star resort and certainly from the outside it looks the part (well done to the outside maintenance team - the pool and outside areas were spotless), the reception area was also very well kept. The accommodation wings of the hotel are quite dingy and very down at heel and in need of a major review and revamp. The room we were in also dated and whilst clean it wasn't exactly spotless. We were 1/2 board and the meals were very mediocre. If you are a vegetarian, suggest you give this hotel a wide berth as very few vegetarian dishes other than salads or cooked rice/potatoes/courgettes - everything else had meat and signage for what the dishes actually were was very poor. For a 4 star hotel catering for an international clientele there were no signs whatsoever for any allergy information which is very bad. The facilities show wi-fi but NO WiFi available in the room and we were told that tholny WiFi available was in the reception area, dining area and bar. On check out the hotel tried to charge us for laundry but we had not had any laundry done - this took a time to sort out but no apology given for the hotels mistake about this. On general housekeeping towels were removed when used but not always replaced which was annoying also soaps and shampoo not replaced at all during our stay. All in all generally poor and more like 2 star rather than 4.

6

Marc

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Sep 4, 2024

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Stayed 1 night

A 3 star hotel. Competitive price. Needs a refurbishment. No so good meal, altough high variety. Not bad, not good. Staff tired and not so motivated, altough not rude. An option just to sleep and if you don't expect to eat above the average. Better options in the zone, it is worth to pay a little bit more.
A 3 star hotel. Competitive price. Needs a refurbishment. No so good meal, altough high variety. Not bad, not good. Staff tired and not so motivated, altough not rude. An option just to sleep and if you don't expect to eat above the average. Better options in the zone, it is worth to pay a little bit more.

6

Amira

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Aug 30, 2024

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Stayed 2 nights

Not bad, a nice hotel but too noisy. Food is okay but the staff are awesome
Not bad, a nice hotel but too noisy. Food is okay but the staff are awesome

6

Ahmed

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Nov 26, 2023

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Stayed 3 nights

I recently spent three nights. The facilities, while showing signs of age, offer good value for money. The food was average. However, the standout feature was the staff who made the stay great with their hospitality. During my visit, there were ongoing upgrades, and it's worth noting that it was not the peak season. Overall, a budget-friendly option with vintage charm and a promise of improvement.
I recently spent three nights. The facilities, while showing signs of age, offer good value for money. The food was average. However, the standout feature was the staff who made the stay great with their hospitality. During my visit, there were ongoing upgrades, and it's worth noting that it was not the peak season. Overall, a budget-friendly option with vintage charm and a promise of improvement.

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From 14:00 to 05:30

Before 12:00


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FAQs about Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa

Is parking available at the property?

Yes, free self-parking is available on-site.


What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A free buffet breakfast is provided for guests.


What are the standard check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 14:00, and check-out is until 12:00. Early check-in and late check-out may be available upon request.


What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property features elevators, step-free entrances, and limited wheelchair-accessible facilities. A roll-in shower is also available.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is located in Djerba Midun, near a private beach, and is close to attractions such as Lalla Hadria Museum and Djerba Explore Park.


Does the property have a swimming pool?

Yes, there are both indoor and outdoor swimming pools available, along with a children's pool.


Are children allowed at the property?

Yes, children are welcome at the property. There is a complimentary children's club available for younger guests.


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Considering this hotel for your Djerba Midun trip?

What do room rates usually look like at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun typically land around $49 a night for two guests, ranging from $44 to $51 on available dates.


Why is Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa so affordable?

Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun undercuts most nearby options: it’s cheaper than 15 of 18 comparable hotels in the area, while peers typically run around $85 a night.


When can I find the lowest rates at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa?

January is the cheapest month to stay at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun, averaging $50 a night; August is the priciest at $769. January’s low rates come despite a different crowd pattern — February is actually the quietest month for visitors.

When is the quietest time to visit Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun?

Demand at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midoun peaks in September and falls off in early spring, with February the quietest month. Visit in February for fewer crowds and easier availability.


How does the nightly price at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midun compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Sidi Mansour Resort & Spa in Djerba Midun is $51 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 90% below its $538 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $82 and $1,288.

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