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Hotel Moka Las Terrazas (La Moka Eco Lodge)

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Located on a hillside above the village of Las Terrazas, La Moka is set in acres of forest in Cuba's Sierra del Rosario Nature Reserve.

The unusual Hotel Moka Las Terrazas overlooks a lake in acres of restored forest. It has a coloured tiled roof and a multi-tiered lobby built around a large lime tree, which climbs through two floors and up through the roof via a skylight.

Tropical light filters throughout the hotel, and the place is brimming with larger than life flowers. The ensuite rooms are decorated in colonial style and arranged over two blocks built along the ridge of the hillside. Rooms are accessed by a walkway, and have a secluded balcony that looks over the forest and valley below.

The large swimming pool, tennis courts, café and restaurant are reached by a path which winds through the verdant landscaped gardens. Activities include hiking, bird-watching, bathing in natural pools 2km away, and a canopy tour whizzing through the jungle foliage by zipline.

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What our clients say

  • Paradise!

    WMF, St. andrews Sep 2014
  • “We did a walking tour at La Moka. The guide was excellent, very knowledgeable.”

    SB, Broadway Oct 2012
  • "Beautiful rural location. Staff very helpful. They again allowed me an early check in. Pool and rooms a little shabby. Loved watching the humming birds and wood pecker from my…

    JR, Cambridge Apr 2015
  • Beautiful room with a picture window ideal for bird watching.   A pair of green woodpeckers were only a few feet away from us.   Wonderful walking centre and a dream for…

    PM Kingsbridge Mar 2015
  • Another fantastic location and an excellent restaurant and lovely pool. We went on a 3 hour trek with a local guide which was also great.

    AW High wycombe Apr 2015
  • “Moka sits amid an interesting social experiment - the restaurant is pretty grim but just below the hotel is the amazing El Romero vegetarian restaurant - very highly recommended."

    SM, Madrid Mar 2014
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Rosie Kay - Travel Expert

During a career break, Rosie embarked on an unforgettable year-long backpacking trip across Latin America. Now back in the UK, she is excited to share her knowledge and experiences with others, helping them discover her favourite place in the world.

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    Hannah had an early introduction to Latin America when her family moved to Ecuador and she returned to study in Buenos Aires for a year before backpacking across the continent.

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