Top Hotels Near Ketchaoua Mosque in Algiers from NZ$94

"Hotel is quite old and in need of renovation. Breakfast is reasonable but the dining room is quite small and becomes chaotic at peak times. Staff are generally helpful."

"Great location, friendly staff and clean and tidy rooms. Breakfast had multiple options but everyday same was repeated so some variety could have been better."

"Great location, comfortable room, charming and helpful staff and a good breakfast. Excellent value budget accommodation."

"We very much enjoyed our stay in a historical building with a great location. It is quite basic but we would stay there again."

"Good view rooms and huge hotel with alot of restaurants, reception staff and room service are not friendly, most of transactions should be done in cash"

"Only pasteries were fresh the regualr daily food was same and not of good quality same repeated food daily"

"Not bad "

"Exceptional. Newly (literally within the last few weeks) renovated with an intelligent interior design, this hotel is well located in the heart of authentic Algiers, several minutes walk from the first/last metro station. The room contained a TV, wardrobe, desk and refrigerator alongside a balcony view of the sea and park. The breakfast was quite limited, with juice boxes, water and coffee (though importantly, it was real coffee from a professional machine) and some sweet items. The room was nice, though not ensuite (the bathrooms were metres away and only used by a limited number of other rooms. They were clean too and separate for make and female). The WiFi was strong, and the staff were all really genuinely nice. Would absolutely recommend 110%"

"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 cell phone. "