Single Room
3,800 DAA compact, quiet room for the independent traveller, with TV, refrigerator and private bathroom.
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
HÔTEL ELCHARKEL EULMA · SÉTIF




Simple, comfortable rooms and attentive service in the commercial heart of eastern Algeria.
Behind the curved glass façade, twenty straightforward rooms offer the essentials for business, family visits and nights between journeys.
The curved glass façade rises directly from El Eulma’s active commercial streets—distinctive by day, unmistakable after dark.




Select a category to move smoothly into reservation with your room already chosen.
A compact, quiet room for the independent traveller, with TV, refrigerator and private bathroom.
Two separate beds in a compact, practical room for colleagues, friends or family members.
More room for two, with the hotel’s curved façade reflected in a practical, uncluttered layout.
A straightforward shared room for colleagues, friends or family visiting El Eulma together.
Rates are shown in Algerian dinars. Contact the hotel directly to confirm availability.
Taxe de séjour · 200 DA
Our reception is your first point of contact—for arrival guidance, local directions and anything that helps your stay run smoothly.
Rue du 1 Novembre 1954, close to central shops and services in El Eulma.
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Open e-catalog ↗El Eulma has always been a place of passage made personal: water, roads, work and the welcome of a shared table.



At nearly a thousand metres, water, open land and intersecting routes made this a natural place to pause, continue and meet.



The weekly market drew neighbouring communities to buy, sell and share news. Exchange became a way of recognizing one another.

Homes, workshops and commercial streets spread beyond the old centre as families and entrepreneurs gave the city new momentum.

Today, El Eulma welcomes traders and travellers from across Algeria and beyond—a place to meet, negotiate, learn, rest and return.



DAYMore shade, cleaner walking routes and thoughtful public spaces can help the city grow while keeping its generous character.