Hotels with an Indoor Pool in Algeria from AED 299

"Loved my stay at the Sofitel Algiers. The staff went out of their way to be helpful. They were professional and took a personable. The room was very clean and the facilities were great. Breakfast was extensive. Would definitely come back again"

"The first thing to note is that there are two hotels on the property - La Gazelle d'Or and La Coupole - and unless you are staying in a villa or a tent, your room will be in La Coupole which is a 3-star hotel at best. Rooms are dark and drab and lack basic amenities such as clothes hangers, a kettle, a hairdryer etc. Furthermore, bedroom doors must be slammed shut or they won't fully close. If the hotel was full, I suspect this would become a major noise issue for guests. As a guest at La Coupole, you must also pay extra to use the main pool. There is a smaller pool for La Coupole guests. Breakfast is basic but adequate and staff are generally helpful."

"Hôtel à la hauteur de nos attentes, services et personnels exceptionnels. Petit déjeuner très riche et varié, toujours à l’écoute à nos besoins."

"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."

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

"Not bad "

"Very nice hotel. Clean and comfortable. Close to the airport. Staff was helpful."

"The staff was amazing: very professional, friendly, and always willing to help. They really made the stay more pleasant. The gym and sauna, however, were quite disappointing. They are located in a basement area with poor lighting and ventilation, and the equipment is limited and not well maintained. Breakfast was average: not bad, but nothing particularly memorable. The location can also be a concern at night, as it tends to be noisy and doesn’t always feel very safe."