Hotell nära Djemma Ali Bitchine

“Unfortunately got a room without a view but everything very clean and nice. Good breakfast!”

“Très bon séjour. Le personnel est attentionné, gentil, très réactif. Le paysage incroyable. La nourriture excellente. Je recommande ”

“Hôtel correct besoin d un petit rafraîchissement sanitaire ”

“Le personnel agréable , la chambre impeccable , la tranquillité .”

“They also personally offered assistance to ensure our vehicle was parked properly and safely.”

“I do not advise staying at the Ralf Hotel as the front desk staff were rude & unhelpful. The Hotel is well located but the air conditioning was not working & my room was uncomfortably hot across the two separate nights that I stayed in the hotel. I was told that somone from the Hotel staff would come to check the functioning of the air conditioning in my room, but no one ever did. Wi-Fi connectivity was so poor it was effectively unusable & instead, I relied on the data connectivity from my...

“Clean and quiet ”

“Sa situation extraordinaire qui donne directement sur l’artère principale Didouche Mourad, on peut s’y promener jusqu’à la grande poste et sites historiques où c’est pas mal animée. Le métro est a deux pas et les arrêts de bus aussi, la gare de train un peu plus bas. C’est propre et j’ai eu droit a un bel accueil, franchement je ne demande pas plus ! ”

“Hébergement de bonne qualité, au centre ville. Personnel efficace, à l'écoute du client. A recommander”

“Personnel agreable, chambre et lit propre au standard d’un vrai hotel, petit dejeuner a buffet ouvert varié ”

“Clean room, wonderful staff, absolutely amazing ”

“good and clean room nice hospiitality from the staff rich breakfast and meet with my preference thaks ”

“Checked in and was told by the staff that they would uppgrade our room free of charge. Room was nice and clean with a great view over Alger and the ocean. They have a basic gym and a sauna. The pool was strangely situated in the middle of the breakfast room. I would highly recomend this hotel for other vistors in Alger. ”