At the stylish Moran Hotel in Houston’s CityCentre, enjoy a modern stay with spacious rooms, an inviting outdoor pool, and a buzzing atmosphere full of great dining and live music.
"An anchor in CityCentre (the 37-acre, mixed-use development unveiled in west Houston in 2009), Hotel Sorella has an intimate, boutique feel with graphic interior touches and contemporary furnishings. Guest rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows, walk-in showers, and custom beds with Egyptian cotton linens and non-allergenic goose down and foam pillows. Amid 22 upscale shops (Lululemon, Kendra Scott, Anthropologie, Free People, Paper Source, and H&M) and an eight-screen Studio Movie Grill, the hotel’s back door is an outdoor plaza with green space where kids can run around. Musicians play Wednesday through Saturday. The open-air, European-style development caters to pedestrians and alfresco dining."
"What's your first impression?The first thing you'll notice about The Moran (formerly the Sorella) is its dynamite location near shops, dining, and entertainment. So what’s the crowd like?Shopping enthusiasts—you're right by the CityCentre plaza in Memorial City, a mixed-use space with something for everyone. Thoughts about your room?We stayed in a Classic King room, which had views of the Energy Corridor. Nothing about the room was particularly exciting; however, you won't be disappointed, either. There is free wifi, though. What's the dining scene like?There's room service available during breakfast, but the breakfast buffet is complimentary. Any favorite features?The Monnalisa bar has live music, and a third-floor spa is a nice little respite from the comings and goings at street level. Cool. So what's the bottom line?If you need a place to stay in the Energy Corridor, you won't be let down by Hotel Sorella, which offers modern rooms in a buzzy location." - Diana Oates
"If you need a good place to stay in the Energy Corridor, you won't be let down by The Moran, which offers modern rooms in a buzzy location near shops, dining, and entertainment (it's right by Memorial City's CityCentre Plaza). We stayed in a Classic King room, which had views of the Energy Corridor. The Monnalisa bar has live music, and a third-floor floor is a nice little respite from the comings and goings at street level." - Diana Oates
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