Hôtel Tidikelt
The only hotel is this three-star place Hôtel Tidikelt on the outskirts of town, 10 min...
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Hôtel El Mansour
The Mansour is run by a very attentive patron, who calls himself a ‘sleep trader’ and keeps the best bud...
Hôtel Seybouse
The city’s only five-star hotel sits right in the centre...
Hôtel Albert 1
In another city, or in Algiers in another time, the Albert 1 would have taken more advantage of its fabu...
Camping Bordj 4 Wd
Large two-storey pink building providing comfortable accommodation in simple single and double rooms or ...
Hôtel Vieux Ksar
On the road south of El-Goléa, 30 minutes’ walk from the centre of town, this place has quiet well-kept ...
Hôtel Belle Vue
This very pleasant hotel, just outside the gates of ancient Djemila, has eight rooms around a vine-cover...
Youth Hostel
Located on the Ghardaïa road about 300m from quatre chemins, this is a good clean hostel, one o...
Hôtel Terminus
A noisy former colonial hotel overlooking place Port Said and the sea, it has some rooms (at midrange pr...
Hotel El Djanoub
This is the only top-end hotel in Ghardaïa but it doesn’t really deserve that distinction...
Hôtel El Rabie
Immediately in front of the Aïn Fouara fountain, right in the centre of town, El-Rabie has maintained it...
Hôtel El Mansour
A popular choice up at the top end of the allée near av de l’Indépendance, the modern Mansour i...
Hôtel Gourara
Built by Fernand Pouillon in the 1950s the Gourara is slightly dilapidated these days, but what it lacks...
Dar Diaf
The better of the two hotels of this name (though not nearly so convenient), Dar Diaf is a long drive ou...
Hôtel Izorane
This small and very friendly place is a good choice with a cosier feel than most...
Hôtel Agadir
A modern hotel beside the bus station, a short walk from the centre...
Hôtel Mokhtar
Sétif’s newest hotel, opened in the summer of 2005, is on the main street, close to the central fountain...
Hôtel El Kahina
Locked up at the time of our visit.
Hôtel Université Africaine
The newest hotel in Adrar has mosaic-tastic corridors and reception, and the large rooms come complete w...
Hôtel Des Dunes
The most central lodgings in El-Oued are housed in a traditional domed building on av Taleb Larbi...
Camping Taghit
Close to the centre of the town of Taghit, on the road heading south, right up against the sand dunes...
Hôtel Touat
Located on the place des Martyrs, this place has large, spotless rooms with an unfortunate choice of cla...
Hôtel Riad
A very basic option across from the train station (and mosque), for those times when the budget won’t st...
Central Touring Hôtel
On a busy street in the centre of town, this is another old favourite and a cut above most of the city’s...
Hôtel Marhaba
Overlooking the Ketchoua Mosque and a busy street, the Marhaba has grubby rooms with basins and worn bed...
Hôtel Des Princes
On the arcaded street that runs down to the main square, the family-run Hôtel des Princes has the city’s...
Hotel De La Palmeraie
The rather grubby exterior on a busy road doesn’t look very promising but inside it is a different story...
Hôtel Regina
The welcome could be warmer, but rooms in this imposing seafront hotel, a short walk from the Grande Pos...