Marriott International has announced further expansion in Algeria with the opening of its seventh hotel in the country, Sheraton Annaba.

The company already operates six hotels in Algeria including Constantine Marriott Hotel, Renaissance Tlemcen Hotel, Sheraton Club des Pins, Sheraton Oran, Le Meridien Oran and Four Points by Sheraton Oran, totally amounting to 1,580 rooms.

With another six hotels under development the company is set to double its footprint in the country, said a statement.

Owned by Société d’Investissement Hôtelière, the imposing and welcoming Sheraton Annaba is conveniently located within easy access from the airport and the city’s most charming attractions. With its iconic and sophisticated design, and appealing dining options, the hotel offers stunning views of the azure Mediterranean Sea and the scenic coastal city.

“We are delighted to strengthen our partnership with Société d’Investissement Hôtelière, as we open our seventh hotel in Algeria,” said Alex Kyriakidis, president and managing director, Middle East and Africa, Marriott International. “The opening of Sheraton Annaba further underlines our commitment to growth and expansion in Algeria, a market which continues to be integral to our overall development strategy throughout Africa.”

Guests can enjoy spectacular sea or city views and an unmatched level of comfort at the Sheraton Annaba. The hotel’s 201 elegantly appointed guestrooms, including 15 executive suites and a presidential suite, spread over 18 floors, offer a premium Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience.

With over 1,400 square meters of ultra-modern and state-of-the-art meeting facilities and a full-service business centre, the hotel offers highly flexible meeting options and personalised services, making it an ideal venue for every need, be it intimate gatherings or larger social events and business meetings.

Leisure facilities include a 24-hour fitness centre,  an outdoor pool, a spa and an outdoor tennis court.

Situated on the north eastern coast of Algeria, Annaba is the fourth largest city in the country and the capital of Annaba Province, often referred to as the “Pearl of East Algeria”.  - TradeArabia News Service