Hotels With Wi-Fi in Bechar, Algeria

This hotel is extremely overpriced with very terrible hospitality and the breakfast is practically none-existent. We are completely aware we were visiting Taghit during low season but were hoping the hotel would make up for that. Unfortunately, the hotel ruined our trip. Taghit is extremely hot in June so all restaurants are closed and only open from 7pm (maghrib) to 9pm (esha). This would be manageable if the breakfast included at the hotel was actually edible. The hotel provided one filled plate per person for breakfast (not buffet style like adversities). I have various allergies so I was only able to eat the boiled egg. On all 3 days we were out during the 'lunch' served at hotel which is only from 12-2. We arrived back around 2pm. Therefore for our first lunch, we decided to go to the store and buy some bread and filling to make our own sandwich to keep us going until restaurants nearby open for dinner. We asked the hotel if we could use a knife and they refused saying the restaurant is shut. Luckily, the door man sneaked our back and brought us a knife. On the second day we bought noodles and requested hot water to make them. The man at reception refused. At this point I was extremely frustrated and frankly, very hungry. So I asked another man near the cafe bit of the hotel, who was very kind and assisted immediately. He even brought us two breads to eat with our noodles. Furthermore, the hotel did not provide us any information on things to do during our time, despite us asking for advise on more than a few occasions. Which meant we had to go explore and ask random people- shop keepers etc to guide us how to best spend our time. Overall, this hotel is not worth the money and I wouldn't recommend. I have been told Bladi hotel is far better. But the price seemed unreasonable, although the price for this hotel wasn't exactly reasonable either.

This hotel is extremely overpriced with very terrible hospitality and the breakfast is practically none-existent. We are completely aware we were visiting Taghit during low season but were hoping the hotel would make up for that. Unfortunately, the hotel ruined our trip. Taghit is extremely hot in June so all restaurants are closed and only open from 7pm (maghrib) to 9pm (esha). This would be manageable if the breakfast included at the hotel was actually edible. The hotel provided one filled plate per person for breakfast (not buffet style like adversities). I have various allergies so I was only able to eat the boiled egg. On all 3 days we were out during the 'lunch' served at hotel which is only from 12-2. We arrived back around 2pm. Therefore for our first lunch, we decided to go to the store and buy some bread and filling to make our own sandwich to keep us going until restaurants nearby open for dinner. We asked the hotel if we could use a knife and they refused saying the restaurant is shut. Luckily, the door man sneaked our back and brought us a knife. On the second day we bought noodles and requested hot water to make them. The man at reception refused. At this point I was extremely frustrated and frankly, very hungry. So I asked another man near the cafe bit of the hotel, who was very kind and assisted immediately. He even brought us two breads to eat with our noodles. Furthermore, the hotel did not provide us any information on things to do during our time, despite us asking for advise on more than a few occasions. Which meant we had to go explore and ask random people- shop keepers etc to guide us how to best spend our time. Overall, this hotel is not worth the money and I wouldn't recommend. I have been told Bladi hotel is far better. But the price seemed unreasonable, although the price for this hotel wasn't exactly reasonable either.