Riads in Midoun
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Dar Aladin
Arkou (Near Midoun)
Featuring free WiFi, Dar Aladin is located in Arkou. With free bikes, the property also has an outdoor swimming pool, as well as a garden.
Emily
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United StatesMy favorite lodging ever. It was beautiful and relaxing. Our hosts were the most amazing people. I requested vegan meals and they were fabulous. Our hosts were there to help us in every way. I will go back to Tunisia just to stay there again. Absolutely loved it. Did not want to leave.
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Exceptional
23 reviews
Looking for a riad?
Experience Morocco in style with a Riad – a luxurious house or palace with an interior garden or courtyard. Riads can often accommodate large numbers of people and have a swimming pool and wellness facilities (hammam), making them a glamorous way to vacation as a group.
Riads That Guests Love in Midoun
- Avg. price/night: $56.84Review scoreExcellent · 212 reviewsThe hotel has a beautiful decoration; you can see it was recently refurbished. Breakfast is delicious and offers a variety of traditional Tunisian food. Also, the staff was kind and solved the doubts we had.Guest review byMarcelaYoung couple
- Avg. price/night: $84.74Review scorePleasant · 1,314 reviewswide room, many swimming pools with and without salty water, nice sunrise bar on the beach with fine food, and overall 5 stars service in bars and restaurants. a new traditional Tunisian food restaurant to try absolutely (Couscous, Brick etc...)Guest review bySahbiFamily with young children
- Review scorePleasant · 50 reviewsPerfect central location. Charming little traditional Tunisian house well-decorated with outdoor seating, located in a lovely and well-tended garden. Nice to have heating in winter, even in Tunisia! My pet was welcome, which is always a big plus.Guest review byPinkPowderpuffSolo traveler
- Avg. price/night: $82.99Review scoreWonderful · 215 reviewsI liked the house! The way the rooms were laid out around a courtyard with nice places to sit and chat or read quietly in some hidden away places were great. The staff were friendly/smiling even if I was grumpy bastard for most of my trip and the host was personable and accomodating. The room was uniquely interesting much like the whole of Djerba it reflected it's traditional authentic roots.Guest review byLongmanSolo traveler
