A historic Constantine hotel
Built in 1912, Hotel Cirta takes the ancient name of Constantine. Its neo-Moorish architecture makes it one of the city's most recognisable buildings.
The hotel is at 1 Avenue Rahmani Achour; the suspension bridges, the medina and the Ahmed Bey Palace are easy to reach on foot or by taxi.
Eleven years of works
The building was reinforced with a steel structure and carbon fibre while keeping its original character. Its floor area grew from about 1,800 m² to nearly 8,000 m², with new extensions including a pool and parking.
Ownership passed to the SIH in 2024, which has run the hotel since it reopened on 30 December 2025.
Rooms and facilities
54 rooms and suites, renovated to a high standard, plus a restaurant, a pool and parking.
As the hotel has only just reopened, check the details of each offer (breakfast, cancellation terms) when booking.