Las Moras de Capilla

Those beds were so comfortable, and the shower was great. Our cabin had the basic things we needed, though I’d bring extra kitchen gear like a big knife, peeler, can opener, pots, and organizers to make the stay easier. The location and views are beautiful, but the owners’ hospitality stood out most. When we had car trouble, they offered help right away, and Gaby even brought us delicious homemade treats. She was wonderful. I definitely recommend it.

The road stays busy through the night, which is a lot for someone like me who’s used to a quiet village. The place itself is pretty, comfortable, and close to everything. In winter, though, there’s no natural gas, and the heating is a screen.

The grounds are pleasant and the view is lovely, but the cabins are badly neglected. Our roof had holes, so plenty of water came in overnight and soaked our things. The fan barely worked, and although the website and Instagram say there’s air conditioning, we only saw one unit in one cabin. The pool was filthy, with no way to see the bottom or steps. They blamed the wind the day before, but it looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in ages. There’s obviously no maintenance. I don’t recommend staying here and wouldn’t come back.

Cabaña las Moras is a peaceful, cozy place to unwind and dream. We spent the October long weekend there and loved the cabins’ comfort and warm atmosphere. The new owners have created a wonderful spot with a one-of-a-kind view of Unitorco. Nancy and Guillermo were especially kind. Highly recommended!