Marriott is developing an 198-room Courtyard by
Marriott Setif, Algeria, under management agreement with ownership
group Prom-Bati SPA.
The hotel will be part of the Park Mall mixed
use development, located in the heart of Setif, a prosperous and
diverse city in central Algeria, about 100 kms/62 miles from the
Mediterranean coast and 482 kms/300 miles southeast of the capital
Algiers.
The Courtyard by Marriott Setif and the Courtyard by
Marriott Algiers, announced previously, are both scheduled to open
in 2014.
Marriott
International’s first hotel in Algeria, the Renaissance Tlemcen,
opened in 2011. In 2014 the company will open four others in
one complex – the Algiers Marriott, Algiers Marriott Executive
Apartments, Courtyard by Marriott Algiers and Residence Inn by
Marriott Algiers – followed by the Courtyard by Marriott Setif.
The 198-room Courtyard by Marriott will have a casual
restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as a lobby
lounge. On the third floor will be 6,896 square feet of flexible
meeting space. Other guest amenities will include a prayer room,
fitness center and pool, business center, room service and gift
shop.
Each guest room, including 109 standard
rooms, 37 larger rooms and 52 suites and junior suites, will be
equipped with flat-panel televisions, complimentary Wi-Fi access
and a functional work area with a multi-level desk. The
centerpiece of the living area is a loveseat
sofa that also doubles as a pullout bed.
Algeria is
the largest country on the Mediterranean Sea and the 11th largest
country in the world in terms of land area, with a population of
approximately 34.9 million. Setif is an agricultural as well as an
industrial center and is also home to the fifth largest University
of Setif, with 56,000 students. In addition to the Courtyard
hotel, the Park Mall complex will include a shopping mall, an
office tower, residential apartments and underground parking
facilities.
Although 80% of visitors to
Setif are business travelers, the city has some important cultural
attractions, such as the archeological museum and the UNESCO World
Heritage site of Djemila. Located 50 km/31 miles from Setif, it is
considered one of the world’s most beautiful Roman ruins and the
site of the ancient Roman colony founded during the reign of Nerva
(96 – 98 A.D.).
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