Where is Samir Hotel?

At 74 Rue Didouche Mourad in central Algiers, about a 15-minute walk from the Grande Poste.

Parking is difficult in the city centre; arriving by taxi is easiest.

How far is the airport?

Algiers Houari Boumediene airport is about 20 km away, 25 minutes to an hour by road depending on traffic.

How can I pay for my stay?

From abroad you can pay online by card; in Algeria you can also pay in Algerian dinars by BaridiMob, bank transfer or cash at our agency in Telemly, Algiers, with no bank card needed.

How do I book Samir Hotel?

Choose your dates and the number of guests in the search above: Nreservi shows the live prices of the rooms at Samir Hotel. You book online and pay by card, or in Algerian dinars (BaridiMob, bank transfer or cash at our agency in Telemly, central Algiers).

How do I receive my voucher?

As soon as your booking is confirmed, your voucher is sent by email or WhatsApp; show it at the hotel reception when you arrive.

Can I cancel my booking?

Cancellation conditions depend on the rate you choose: each offer shows, before you book, whether it is refundable and until when cancellation is free.

Samir Hotel Algiers: on Rue Didouche Mourad

Samir Hotel is at 74 Rue Didouche Mourad, the best-known street in central Algiers, Algeria. With air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi and breakfast served every morning, it is a simple base for exploring the Algerian capital on foot: the Grande Poste, the University of Algiers and the Sacred Heart Cathedral are all nearby.

On Rue Didouche Mourad

Rue Didouche Mourad runs through central Algiers from the Grande Poste up the hill, lined with Haussmann-style buildings, shops, bookshops, cafés and pastry shops. The Grande Poste is about a 15-minute walk from the hotel, and the Bardo Museum is within walking distance.

Algiers Houari Boumediene airport is about 20 km away: allow 25 minutes to an hour by road depending on traffic.

Rooms and facilities

Rooms are air-conditioned and Wi-Fi is free. Breakfast is served every morning and is included or not depending on your rate. Parking is difficult in the city centre, so a taxi is the easiest way to arrive. The local tourist tax is paid directly at the hotel.

Exploring Algiers on foot

Walk down to the Grande Poste and the seafront boulevard, then on towards the Casbah, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Uphill, the Liberty Park and the Bardo Museum, housed in an old Moorish villa, are worth a visit. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for walking. Foreign travellers should check visa requirements and read their own government's travel advice before leaving.