You can so tell the reviews made by the owners / managers here! My family have lived in Moraira for 10 years, it's an amazing, beautiful picture perfect place to visit, I can't recommend it highly enough. La Sort is the ONLY hotel in the centre of Moraira and as I was only staying to visit family for two nights I decided for once to book into the hotel instead of booking a villa or apartment as I usually stay much longer. The room was tired and quite dated, some of the wallpaper had rubbed off or been ripped, nothing like the glamorous pictures shown on the website, but that was ok as it was only a base. It was reasonably well equiped. Be careful not to open the wine provided as you'll have to pay for it - it's not clear unless you speak spanish! The breaskfast room is very nice with lovely views, really cool and pleasant. The breakfast was average and as nothing but the hot food is covered there were flies on the fruit which put me off. I'd suggest they try to combat this as both mornings I experienced this. There is a large selection and the pastries are yummy. Other than the flies (only a couple to put it into perspective here, but enough to notice) the food was nice and we were happy with it. The service at breakfast was very good. Now to my problem! The walls are paper thin and I do mean thin! the first night an idiotic English couple staying next to me came back in the early hours singing and shouting. It didn't last long but enough to wake me and keep me up for an hour. The second night at 4.30am a small group came back staying the other side of me screaming and shouting and extremely drunk. One of them thought it hysterical to scrape all the chairs along the marble floor to make tunes while the others laughed and made even more noise. I'm very tolerant of people's noise but after an hour found my myself frantically hunting for the reception phone number which wasn't listed anywhere! Finally after asking them to shut up and being laughed at I turned my rooms air conditioning on which was really quite unbearably loud at night as it mostly drowned out the noise. I was so tired for my flight back the next day and the sleeping arrangements had ruined what was otherwise a fantastic stay in Moraira, a place that I can't recommend highly enough. La Sort must be able to hear and see these guests come back, I suggest, given they have a reputation locally for noisy guests, that they put up a sign asking to be quiet and respect others sleeping and have a reception number readily available in the room for problems. It was a shame as it really is an ideal place to stay as it's right in the heart of the town and literally on the doorstep of the gorgeous beach. I would have given it a massively higher score had the guests been told to zip it. Sorry La Sort, other wise I'd have been much happier.

Beautiful village in the real part of Spain. Hotel is very friendly & the staff were out of this world nothing was too much trouble. Can't recommend enough staying for te Moors & Christians week it is a MUST SEE. Manager Carlos was excellent and couldn't do enough for us all 5* service. See you again next year Mr Nolan

Hotel La Sort Moraira, is located right in the very centre of Teulada Moraira. It is less than 20 metres from the beach and 50 metres from some fantastic bars and restaurants.

Hotel La Sort is a small, but very chic and trendy hotel, has eleven stylish, elegant and well-equipped rooms – the triple glazing makes the room silent: perfect for those relaxing lie-ins.

One one side, the hotel overlooks the wide, palm-fringed boulevard running through the centre of Moraira and on to Moraira Castle. The stunning Moraira Marina acts as the perfect visual backdrop to the castle. The other side commands fantastic view across Moraira’s Playa D’Ampolla beach and on to the impressive Penon d’Ifach (Calpe Rock) in the distance.

The hotel rooms come quipped with virtually silent air-conditioning, a large LCD TV and free Wi-Fi allowing guests to remain connected throughout their stay. A particular benefit of this is the ability to make Skype calls free-of-charge. Each room has Jacuzzi in the bathroom, a very comfortable bed and a well-stocked mini-bar, perfect for those afternoons where you just want to relax on the balcony or terrace and enjoy the sun.

Breakfast at the hotel is simply superb, with a range usually only found in international chains, including croissants, crusty breads, cheeses, cold meats, fruits, cereals, a wide range of eggs and, for the Northern Europeans, a very good quality cooked breakfast.

Why not take a table in La Sort’s bar? You can sit on the wide boulevard overlooking the beach and enjoy the finest, freshly brewed coffee accompanied by the lightest, sweetest patisserie while you plan your day in Moraira.

The hotel does not have dedicated parking spaces, however, Moraira has plenty of free parking spaces and a huge car-park just 100 metres away. Ask nicely, and the staff will transport your luggage for you.

Hotels are buildings with views and facilities. What makes Hotel La Sort stand out from the crowd are the people. From the owner, Juan, to the reception, kitchen, restaurant and cleaning staff, all are very attentive, very courteous and very helpful. I am sure Hotel La Sort will exceed your expectations. Go on, give it a whirl, you won’t regret it.

There is absolutely nowhere on the Costas that is anywhere like Moraira. And the La Sort hotel is without doubt the best place to stay in Moraira. Despite what other ‘Moriara hotels’ claim in their advertising, none of them are close enough to town for you not to feel a bit isolated. In contrast, you can stroll out of the La Sort and, depending on your mood, immediately be walking along the sea-shore or the beautiful marina or around shops and restaurants. The hotel has eleven rooms that have uninterrupted views of the beach and get the afternoon sun, while the other eleven rooms look across a wide boulevard with palm trees and fountains and get the morning sun. My partner and I stayed for a month in one of the beach-facing Penthouse rooms that come complete with a good-sized roof terrace and automatic awning – we’d suggest that it’s well-worth the extra.

The hotel-style is ‘modern chic’ throughout – but also has nice little practical touches like free broadband (easily fast enough for Video Skype or online TV), a good-sized digital safe, quiet individually-controlled central air-conditioning, automatic air-fresheners (which actually smell nice!), and beach-towels and parasols available at Reception if you need them. The breakfast is far broader and more substantial than you’ll find in many Spanish hotels – if you want eggs, bacon and sausage then they’re there, as is wonderful French bread and croissants, fruits, cereals, cheeses, cold meats and, of course, superb Café con Leche. You may see a few other reviewers’ comments about there not being coffee or tea making facilities in the room. This frankly is typical of even the very best Spanish hotels. The locals don’t tend to drink tea and I suspect wouldn’t dream of insulting their guests with instant coffee. If you fancy a brew-up in your room (this applies anywhere in Spain) we’d recommend bringing a small travel kettle with you.

In total contrast to one reviewer’s negative comments about parking and the attitude of the manager and staff, we found both to be excellent. There is a tremendous amount of free parking in Moraira. Having parked in front of the hotel to check in and unload your luggage, we would recommend you park longer-term in one of two places (each is only a couple of minutes walk away, and both appear completely ‘safe’). The first is a huge car-park up the street. On Fridays they hold the Moraira market on the part of the car-park that is FURTHEST AWAY from the hotel – so you would need to move your car a few metres to the part of the car-park that is NOT used for the market if you’d parked in the wrong place. Hardly very difficult – and (despite what the irate reviewer claimed) we found it to be very clearly signposted in English. Anyway, if you don’t want to park there then there’s another large area of free parking amongst the pine trees on the beach beside the hotel. Although this is mainly used by people visiting the beach, it’s also ideal if you’re staying at the La Sort. Street parking (marked with Blue lines) is all Pay-and-Display.

And finally, we found all the staff – whether the cleaners, those on Reception or the owner Juan himself – to be highly attentive, always courteous and professional, and extremely friendly. In conclusion, we found the La Sort to be a superb base and thoroughly enjoyed our time there.