Algiers · Since 2015
Hôtel Telemly
The address
An address on the heights of Algiers
On the heights of Algiers, steps from the National Library and the University, the Telemly Hotel combines modern comfort with a traditional touch. Air-conditioned rooms with city-view balcony, LCD television, minibar and private bathroom. Buffet breakfast and Wi-Fi included. An ideal address for business or discovery in the heart of Algiers.
The neighbourhood
All of Algiers on foot
The Telemly stands on the heights, above the centre: the city and the bay open up from the balconies. Below, the Casbah, two national museums and the Grande Poste all sit within a mile and a half.
Heritage
- Sacré-Cœur Cathedral0,9 km
- Casbah of AlgiersUNESCO World Heritage1,3 km
- Government Palace1,5 km
- Martyrs’ Memorial1,9 km
Museums
- Bardo National Museum1,4 km
- National Museum of Antiquities1,4 km
Learning
- University of Algierson foot6 min
- National Library10 min on foot1,1 km
Everyday
- Rue Didouche Mourad
- Central Post Office1,5 km
- Houari Boumediene Airport21 km
The bars are to scale: each distance is set against the two kilometres around the hotel. They do not indicate direction.
Rooms & Suites
Every one of them looks over the city
In every room
22 rooms
Air-conditioned rooms with a balcony over the city. What every one of them holds, without exception.
- 01Climatisation
- 02Balcon vue ville
- 03TV LCD
- 04Minibar
- 05Salle de bains privative
- 06Wi-Fi gratuit
The spaces
The hall, the morning room, the meeting rooms
A hotel for business and for discovery is judged on three rooms: the one you arrive in, the one where you take your first coffee, and the one where you work.
01Reception
The entrance hall, at street level on avenue Yahia Ferradi.
02Breakfast
Buffet, included in the room rate.
03Meeting rooms
Algiers
Three thousand years, and a name that came from the sea
The city is called El Djazaïr — “the islands”, in Arabic — after the islets that once faced it. It is the name this house bears, and that of the collection it belongs to.
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Icosium
A Punic then Roman city, on the site of today’s Casbah. The urban history of the place goes back more than three thousand years.
960
Bologhine ibn Ziri
The founder of the Zirid dynasty raises the city on the ruins of Icosium and names it El Djazaïr Beni Mezghenna.
1516
The Regency
Algiers becomes the capital of an Ottoman regency that will hold the western Mediterranean for three centuries.
1992
The Casbah
The medina is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. It lies 1.3 km from the hotel.
Stay at the Telemly
01, avenue Yahia Ferradi, Alger-Centre, Algérie
From9,800 DZDper night