Rooms are basic but it lives up to its name, though it is on an alley that some will find seedy. No breakfast is available but then the Café el-Andalous is around the corner. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Not the city's finest but certainly its most atmospheric, the three-star Cirta is a throwback to colonial days. It's a huge white Moorish building that looms over Pl des Martyrs. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

On the arcaded street that runs down to the main square, the family-run Hôtel des Princes has the city's most elegant reception and a range of rooms and prices. All rooms are extremely comfortable, equipped with good beds, shower (some with bath) and fridge. Rooms on the street (… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Another budget place on this busy street, but this one's further down the hill, past the mosque and the lift down to the Mellah Slimane Bridge. Rooms are adequate but not always very clean. Full Lonely Planet Review ›