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    Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

    Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta

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    Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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    • filter_dramaUnderstand
      Oran's beautiful sea shore, constructed under French rule, was inspired by Nice's seafront. It consists of a long boulevard lined with cafés, restaurants, and ice cream shops. The boulevard also offers a splendid view of the sea, the harbour, Santa Cruz and the cliffs ("les Falaises"). It has been renamed "Boulevard de l'ALN" by the government after the independence but it is still called Front de Mer by the locals.
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      • By plane

        Oran Es Sénia Airport while not as large as Algiers' airport, it is still serviced by several international airlines including:

        * Aigle Azur (Marseille, Lille, Lyon, Paris-Orly, Toulouse)
        * Air Algérie (Adrar, Algiers, Alicante, Annaba, Bechar, Brussels --Seasonal--, Casablanca, Constantine, Geneva, Hassi Messaoud, In Amenas, Jeddah, Lyon, Marseille, Paris-Orly, Ouargla, Tizi Ouzou [begins 2009], Toulouse)
        * Air Méditerranée (Toulouse)
        * Corsairfly (Paris-Orly)
        * Iberia (Madrid)
        * Nouvelair (Tunis)
        * Royal Air Maroc (Casablanca, Marrakech)
        * Saudi Arabian Airlines (Jeddah) --Seasonal--
        * Tassili Airlines (Hassi Messaoud, Hassi R'mel)
        * Tunisair (Tunis)

      • By train

        Oran is at the western terminus of the Algerian rail network, there is a line continuing towards [Marocco]] but it has been closed for decades due to political conflicts. Trains from the capital [wiki=6a5f69fac89c795d9a842460b8f0ff02]Algiers[/wiki] are plentiful however with several services daily.

      • By boat

        One can also reach Oran by ferries from the ports of Marseilles, Sète, Alicante and Almería, via the national company Algérie Ferries.

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      • By tram

        There is a brand new tram in Oran (1 line, 18 km, 32 stops) opened in May 2013. Tickets are available from vendors at the stops (40 DA, 320 DA for ten trips)

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      There is not much in the way of sights here, but the whole city in itself is one big sight. Take a walk in the city center area to take in a massive number of over a hundred years old French-built beautiful but crumbling apartment buildings. The atmosphere is unique! It's a trip back in time to southern France in the 1940s... Sooner or later you'll stumble on Place 1er Noviembre, the main square, and the cathedral Sacre Cœur that the Algerians turned into a library. To the west of the city is the mountain called "The Sleeping Giant. On its summit is a Crusader's Fort and a Mosque that also once was a Crusader's Church. At its base is the Derbe Quartier, once the Jewish Quarter prior to 1967, it served the Russian navy for years with ladies of the night. There was a hospital built inside the mountain and Soviet submarines used to surface inside of it. Large steel doors can be seen around the mountain as you climb the road to the summit. Gangs of youths used to be a problem there in the past but may not exist now. It was the landing spot for the US army in WWII and the allied submarines used the caves that are inside the mountain and accessible under the sea. The port used to be the focus of the Soviet Navy. It was a critical strategic city for the Soviets as it is just across the Moroccan border from Tangiers the USA's Strategic Air Command "touch and go" point for the Mediterranean region.
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      Oran's nightlife is among the most thriving in the continent. The city has always been the capital of Algeria's parties and music. All night long, plenty of nightclubs, bars and cabarets are opened and offer music, dance and partying in the city area seafront, called La Corncihe which runs from the city's Front de Mer to the neighbouring cities of Aïn El Turk, Bou Sfer and El Ançor. All kinds of nightclubs can be found, from the very posh Atmosphère at the Sheraton Hotel that attracts now international DJs such as David Vendetta to more popular ones in the Corniche. Les Pins d'Or, SunHouse and Le Murdjadjo among others.
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      Oran offers a lot of options for who want to shop in Algeria. The city centre is full of boutiques, the zone is called "Les Arcades" and there can be found food, souvenirs, clothing, arts and crafts, music...

      Another zone is "Mdin Jdida", it is a huge market where all Oranese go for shopping.

      A mall is to open soon near the Airport in Es-Senia.
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      • Budget

        Pizzeria and other fast food, offers free WiFi.

      • Mid-range

        Serves mediterranean cuisine, located at the Royal Hotel.
        * Located in the old town

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      • Budget

        Basic. Cheapest room with toilet and shower + tv 1300 dinar. Hot shower in the mornings.
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        * The best among budget hotels in the town, friendly staff, clean, shared bathroom, hot shower, aircond... Good value for money

      • Mid-range

        A 4 star hotel located in the centre of the town, free wifi, breakfast, nice and big room with western standard facility. the only small problem is the staff speak little english but very friendly, very good in french and arabia,
        * Located near Cathedrale de Sacre Coeur as well as Palais de la Culture.
        * Situated on a high cliff with a stunning view over the Mediterranean Sea and the city centre of Oran. The hotel will form part of a larger complex including an adjacent conference and exhibition centre, and an oceanfront promenade.

      • Splurge

        Luxorius hotel located in central Oran next to Place 1er Novembre, not far from the docks. Often rated as great value for money. Free airport transfers and free buffet breakfast. The dinner buffet, which is fairly basic but includes some Algerian specialities and daily changing mains, is 2600 DA + drinks.
        * One of the fanciest hotels in Oran with breathtaking views of the ocean from each room. The hotel also features a complimentary airport shuttle, restaurants and a tennis court

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      Changing money at a bank gives you a bad rate (approx. 103 DA for 1€). Instead, ask at a tobacconist's and they'll help you change money on the black market (approx. 140 DA for 1€; Dec 2013). Technically, this is illegal but the police turn a blind eye. Make sure to count your money but do not be paranoid. Algerians are a lot more honest than their neighbours. May 2014 black market 150 DA for €1, bank 107 DA for €1.
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      [[Wikipedia:Oran]]

      [wiki=6d7b20d3bc9c33a6f20a7fd7cd87ab19]es:Óran[/wiki]
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