Algiers has a vibrant, contemporary energy that is in part a result of it being the country of Algeria’s capital. Visitors instantly discover an intriguing fusion of influences at work, ranging from the full spectrum of Mediterranean cultures, including Ancient Greek and Roman flair and more modern French flair, all accented with the distinctive Maghrebi and Algerian customs. Discover the top hotels in Algiers that can be reserved on Culture Trip by reading on.
Lamaraz Arts
Despite what the name would imply, Lamaraz Arts Hotel’s art and design features are tastefully & understated. Black-and-white photography in the style of Edward Weston is sprinkled around the rooms, which are arranged in a cream, coffee, and white colour scheme. Only a couple of the suites, whose balcony jacuzzis are the height of comfortable wonder, can match the panoramic Bay of Algiers views offered by the bar and lounge, located at the top of the hotel.
M Suite
Are you searching for accommodations near Houari Boumediene Airport? Due to its event space and meeting rooms, business travellers prefer the nearby M Suite Hotel, which is only a six-minute drive away. Because the suites and apartments have kitchenettes as well as living areas that are independent from the main bedroom, the rooms are adaptable and allow visitors to dine in if they’d like. These rooms are roomy and feature contemporary furniture with whimsical Algerian motifs.
El Aurassi
The Hotel El Aurassi carves a majestic wedge against the skyline, facing the Casbah of Algiers. There are wide hallways, open areas, high ceilings, trickling fountains, and warmly designed apartments with mustard accents and cotton and silk textures, some of which have views of the bay. There are six dining establishments here in addition to a plethora of facilities for active visitors like tennis courts and a fitness centre.
Sofitel Algiers Hamma
El-Hamma Jardin d’Essai, a sizable 19th-century botanical garden, situated right next to the Sofitel Algiers Hamma Garden. The establishment’s five stars were acquired by creating a chic and tranquil haven from the heat and hectic pace of the city. Modern art and fresh flowers are included in the hotel’s cleanly equipped rooms as well as the lobby and public areas, which have an airport hangar-inspired design and rooftop terrace pool.
AZ Hotel Zeralda
The AZ Hotel Zeralda, located in a western Algiers neighbourhood, provides an excellent amenity-to-price ratio and is the perfect choice for anyone seeking a more tranquil setting than the city centre. Fairy lights are dripping from balconies and plants all around the outdoor eating area. While several of the rooms have pinstripe wallpaper and Casbah murals, the bathrooms are designed with an interesting pebble motif. The hotel’s fitness centre has a weight bench and jogging equipment.
Radisson BLU
The Radisson BLU Hotel Algiers Hydra is a stylish hotel with warmly lighted rooms and a relaxing environment. Algiers may be a big metropolis, but you’d never know it when you’re there. Large Algerian paintings, filigree lamps, and pristine, modern furniture all contribute to the room’s futuristic, arabesque design theme. Due to the proximity to the business district, the hotel is well-liked by business travellers. Additionally, there are many meeting rooms and a breakout area on-site.
AZ Hotel Vague d’Or
The nicest beaches in the city and a wide variety of hotels that welcome tourists may be found on the coast from centre Algiers, including the AZ Hotel Vague d’Or. At this hotel, three things are at the forefront of the visitor’s experience: Wellness – the spa has a hammam and a hot tub; gastronomy – the hotel’s restaurant overlooks the sea and serves Mediterranean seafood dishes; and hospitality – the rooms are clean and breakfast is included in the room rate.
Ferdi Lilly
The Ferdi Lilly is another hotel in Algiers with a focus on the business centre, where careful design ensures a comfortable stay for both business and pleasure travellers. The large, light rooms occasionally include modern chairs in seating areas that take use of the vistas outside the floor to ceiling windows. A coffee shop and a cocktail lounge are available to guests all day long to quench their thirst.
Des Beaux Arts
The Hotel des Beaux Arts in Algiers, in a green neighbourhood next to the Bardo National Museum of Prehistory and Ethnography, features a black-and-white design motif throughout. The accommodations are simple, with a desk area, imaginative strip lighting, and restrooms that have rainfall showers. Whirlpool tubs and spacious sitting areas are features of suites. This hotel is just five minutes’ drive from the heart of Algiers.
