The collection
From a Dey’s palace to the gates of the Sahara
five houses, two destinations, a century of Algerian hospitality — from the bay of Algiers to the city of happiness.
- 5
- houses
- 2
- destinations
- 1889
- the oldest
- 454
- rooms
The capital
Algiers · Since 1889
Hôtel El Djazaïr
formerly Saint George
A historic five-star palace built upon an Arab-Ottoman palace, encircled by a 7,000 m² botanical garden. Allied headquarters in 1942-43.
5 stars · 287 rooms · 26 suites
Algiers · Since 2024In preparation
Audin Hotel
Steps from the Grande Poste, in the heart of the shopping streets of central Algiers. Thirty-six air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant and a front desk open day and night — a city address, for business as much as for discovery.
3 stars · 36 rooms
Algiers · Since 2015
Hôtel Telemly
On the heights of Algiers, steps from the National Library and the University. Modern comfort with a traditional touch, minutes from the centre.
3 stars · 22 rooms
Gateways to the South
Bou-Saâda · Since 1925In preparation
Le Caïd Hotel
Built in 1925, reworked by Fernand Pouillon in 1967, at the foot of the Ouled Naïl mountains. Nineteen thousand square metres of gardens, pool and tennis court.
4 stars · 67 rooms · 5 suites
Bou-Saâda · Since 1913In preparation
Kerdada Hotel
A 1913 palace at the gates of the Sahara, ringed by a botanical garden of fountains, the pool set at its heart.
4 stars · 42 rooms