Boutique Hotel LaSort is set on the seafront in central Moraira and offers elegant, modern rooms with free WiFi. It features an on-site restaurant with a terrace.
Boutique Hotel Los Limoneros is situated in the quiet town of Moraira, 10 minutes’ walk from the town centre and beaches. Surrounded by countryside and the coast, it has a large outdoor pool.
Situated in Moraira, 1.3 km from Playa Platgetes, Hotel Ritual de Terra & SPA Moraira features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace.
Surrounded by green countryside, HOTEL SWISS MORAIRA -Adults Recommended provides elegant and stylish accommodation just 5 minutes' drive from the beach. The hotel features an outdoor pool and...
Clare
United Kingdom
Absolutely gorgeous hotel - pool was fantastic, rooms were lovely, big and comfortable, and the general look and feel of the property felt premium! The staff were so welcoming and helpful, and the breakfast was lovely!
Situated within 2.3 km of Playa de l'Ampolla and 2.4 km of Playa del Portet, Casa Lili features rooms with air conditioning and a private bathroom in Moraira.
Set in the Benissa Coast district in Moraira, 550 from Baladrar Bay and 26 km from Benidorm, One Thousand Waves features a pool and air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi throughout the property.
Mhairi
Spain
Everything! It was flawless. The decor was absolutely beautiful. It was a very chilled and relaxing atmosphere
In the centre of Moraira, located within a short distance of Playa de l'Ampolla and Playa del Portet, Apartamento Moraira Live It Cb offers free WiFi, air conditioning and household amenities such as...
ian
United Kingdom
location ,size of apartment very clean and had everything we needed and more
On average, 3-star hotels in Moraira cost £241 per night, and 4-star hotels in Moraira are £213 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Moraira can on average be found for £192 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Great little town with lots of people on holiday in their...
Great little town with lots of people on holiday in their villas - no big hotels and mass tourism here! Great desunayo at Ammos, and plenty of resturant choices! Hard to beat the swimming at El Portet, which is often like a mill pond!
Sue
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I love Moraira, I've been going there for 20 years, it's...
I love Moraira, I've been going there for 20 years, it's such a lovely place for relaxing and eating, its not built up and there are no night clubs. The beaches are safe and clean and the town is just the right size for walking around with really nice shops. My favourite places to eat are Cote d'or and Algas at sunset, amongst so many other places
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
We couldn't enjoy Moraira to the fullest because of...
We couldn't enjoy Moraira to the fullest because of suboptimal weather and weren't able to relax at the beaches and had to dress warmly at the terraces. So we think we didn't see Moraira at it's best.
The plenty restaurants and terraces all were good with nice people. Also for the food and drinks.
Moraira is in an environment where lots and lots of north european people have a second house and spend their winters. The surrounding coastal villages all have lots of new or renovated houses where no spanish people seem to live.
We were there in the may vacation (containing 'koningsdag' this year) and Moraira seemed to be a Dutch village that week. It's up to you if this is an advantage or a disadvantage.
Rogier
Netherlands
Scored 8.0
8.0
Lovely typical spanish town, good range of places to eat and...
Lovely typical spanish town, good range of places to eat and drink. Nice relaxing vibe. Everywhere we went the staff were really friendly and we felt very welcome. Good market on a Friday morning just on the edge of the town. You could easily spend a weeks family holiday here without needing a car.
Kevin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The town is very friendly and safe.
The town is very friendly and safe. So many places to eat for all tastes. Our favourites were El Nido for paella and fish, Stelis for Greek food and fish, Cap Dor, and a really good Chinese Restaurant.
The weekly market is well worth a visit.
Taxis can be a problem as there don't seem to be enough.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Moraira is a lovely town and whilst it attracts many...
Moraira is a lovely town and whilst it attracts many tourists, it hasn't lost sight of its Spanish roots. It is filled with many great places to eat, covering most types of cuisine and budget - you cannot go hungry here! It is easy to get around the town on foot although it is quite hilly once you move away from the centre. Beaches are small but safe, just need to get there early, especially of a weekend as they do get busy.
Stayed for a week. House is located in a pine forested area and has a great view of the sea from the balcony, the sea is 5 minutes away or less. Nice, quiet location but plenty of good restaurants and bars within walking distance, some less than 10 minutes away.
House is about an hour from the airport at Alicante by car and is easy to find. Moraira is a lovely town within 10 minutes walk from the house.
Lilies is our favourite restaurant when we visit my husband’s parents in Moraira. It’s ideally situated for us. not far from them and the town. we also met them for lunch the following day at Lili’s which was superb. The accommodation was very good and we were impressed with the breakfast because they said it was a small breakfast but plenty for us.
Everything was perfect, attentive staff, amazing selection for breakfast, tranquil, peaceful, close to town but a million miles away.
Room and amenities were 5 star.
Great room, pool and breakfast at boutique hotel of optimum size.
Near enough to harbour/beach (walkable) and yet far enough away from evening/night bustle.
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