Very convenient and well located hotel. A kind of a family owned boutique hotel, a bit outdated but clean and has the necessary amenities. The staff was great and helpful. Nice breakfast. Will stay there again.

Our first visit to Algiers. Hotel Suisse is in the city center, very close to everything we wanted to see and walk to. We arrived very late at night because of a late flight. The concierge was waiting for us and made it easy for us to get settled. All through our stay, the desk staff was helpful. They made sure we got our messages from our Algerian guide, they were polite, we made our limited language skills work, they had a good sense of humor. The beds were comfortable and we slept quite well.The room was clean, well cared for but modest in size, the bathroom was spacious and we had great water pressure. We were able to keep the temperature comfortable and we also had French doors that opened to a small balcony. (Note: we were there in January) Every morning we had a typical "petit dejeuner" breakfast in a spacious breakfast room. I ate delicious fresh oranges, yogurt, croissants and hard boiled eggs. They also had a spread of other pastries as well as some local sliced sausages and cheese, which did not appeal to me. And very good coffee. The hotel had a bar that seemed busy every night (which we did not visit) and an elevator (tiny.) We had everything we needed, we felt safe, we slept well and we were in a very typical Algiers neighborhood. There are lots of hotels in Algiers, as well as some 5 star western style hotels, and generally expensive; Hotel Suisse is definitely on the budget end of the spectrum but we thought it was quite nice and we're glad we chose it. Happy!

Our first visit to Algiers. Hotel Suisse is in the city center, very close to everything we wanted to see and walk to. We arrived very late at night because of a late flight. The concierge was waiting for us and made it easy for us to get settled. All through our stay, the desk staff was helpful. They made sure we got our messages from our Algerian guide, they were polite, we made our limited language skills work, they had a good sense of humor. The beds were comfortable and we slept quite well.The room was clean, well cared for but modest in size, the bathroom was spacious and we had great water pressure. We were able to keep the temperature comfortable and we also had French doors that opened to a small balcony. (Note: we were there in January) Every morning we had a typical petit dejeuner breakfast in a spacious breakfast room. I ate delicious fresh oranges, yogurt, croissants and hard boiled eggs. They also had a spread of other pastries as well as some local sliced sausages and cheese, which did not appeal to me. And very good coffee. The hotel had a bar that seemed busy every night (which we did not visit) and an elevator (tiny.) We had everything we needed, we felt safe, we slept well and we were in a very typical Algiers neighborhood. There are lots of hotels in Algiers, as well as some 5 star western style hotels, and generally expensive; Hotel Suisse is definitely on the budget end of the spectrum but we thought it was quite nice and were glad we chose it. Happy!

The staff has to be more professional and trained. I got wifi password after 30 mins of wait. Rooms are not that are shown on website as try to give worst at the beginning but if you argue can get better room. Overall It should be more professional attitude, I was expecting

The hotel has a great location in the centre of Algiers, within walking distance from the grande Poste and two metro stations. The hotel is old and not all the rooms are renovated, but is clean and maintained. The staff can speak english and are very helpfull. Breakfast is basic but acceptable. Is a good value for money (especially if you pay in the local currency and not with your debit/credit card).

Fine stay. Great location. Comfortable hotel. I'd return for sure.

Fine stay. Great location. Comfortable hotel. Id return for sure.

My reservation did not exist, even though the room was paid for in advance, and hotels.com had confirmed it. I found myself late in the evening after a long day of travel without accommodation. Eventually a new room was found in a new hotel, but the experience was uncomfortable. Unfortunately not the first time...