In the heart of the Valencian orchard stands the majestic and stately La Mozaira, an old farmhouse overlooking the sea surrounded by tiger nut fields. As if it were an oasis, La Mozaira hotel has everything you need to enjoy unforgettable moments with family or friends. A dream farmhouse full of magical surroundings that go far beyond the experience of a traditional hotel, such as our splendid reading room, the swimming pool in the garden or the inner courtyard of the farmhouse. La Mozaira enjoys a privileged setting, four kilometres from a privileged beach without having to leave the tranquillity of the orchard.
Thanks to its location and unique style, La Mozaira is the ideal place to spend a few days of rest or enjoy the best Mediterranean experiences in their purest form. Discover the warmth of our hotel and let yourself be seduced by our details while you savour the best Mediterranean gastronomy in our restaurant.
Swimming pool
Our swimming pool is located in the west wing of La Mozaira, surrounded by an extensive garden with natural lawns and ample shade trees such as cypresses and lemon trees, visible from the reading room on the second floor.
The winery
The winery is located in the basement of La Mozaira. It is a space that originally did not exist in the old farmhouse, as the cultivated land in L’Horta Nord is very humid. Ten years ago it was built in the sub-floor to house our own wine cellar.
Main Terrace
The main terrace is also the entrance to our farmhouse. A small cobbled walkway crosses through an extensive Mediterranean garden, full of rose bushes, azaleas and bougainvilleas.
Reading room
On the first floor you will find one of the most captivating rooms in the hotel. In this lounge you can enjoy a pleasant reading session.
Main lounge
As soon as you enter La Mozaira, you will find this rustic lounge on the ground floor of the farmhouse, furnished with elegant sofas around a crystal-clear rectangular table.
Inner courtyard
In the past, the inner courtyard of La Mozaira was the main entrance to the farmhouse. This is where the carriages were left to enter the grounds, and then the horses were kept in the stables.
