Restaurante El Rincón de Moya
CanarianLocal Canarian plates served in a relaxed setting that suits both family meals and slower evenings.
Las Casas de Lola y Rafael is a countryside stay in Moya, Spain, where the focus is on privacy, space, and an easy rhythm for road-trippers. The address, Camino Lomo el Negro, 5, places you in the rural lanes outside town, so you can expect a quieter atmosphere than the coast and more time spent driving between viewpoints. Guests mention that the homes feel practical for longer stays, with room to spread out and a layout that suits groups without forcing everyone into one shared space.
Families often highlight the value of having dedicated family rooms and the ability to travel with children and pets, since the property allows both. Pet owners also say the stay works better than many city options because you’re not constantly negotiating parking or narrow streets. For downtime, the swimming pool and terrace are the main draw, while the BBQ facilities give you a straightforward way to eat outdoors when the weather is kind. Private check-in and check-out is another detail reviewers appreciate, especially when arriving late after a day of exploring.
In the wider area, you’re within reach of major island sights: Roque Nublo is about 42 km away, Bandama Caldera and its viewpoints sit around 36 km from Moya, and Cueva Pintada in Gáldar is roughly 33 km. If you want a day that blends nature and culture, Barranco de Guayadeque is about 26 km.
Best for families, pet-friendly travellers, and anyone planning a car-based itinerary who wants a calm base in the Moya countryside with free parking and the option to cook and relax at home.
Worth booking if you want a quiet, private countryside base in Moya with space to unwind, especially for road-trippers. It’s a strong fit for travelers who value privacy and outdoor downtime more than being in the middle of nightlife.
You arrive via the rural lanes around Camino Lomo el Negro, 5, and immediately feel the slower pace compared with the coast. The stay is built around privacy and space, with downtime that naturally centers on the swimming pool, terrace, and solarium. Mornings tend to start calmly before you plan day trips by car toward landmarks like Roque Nublo and Bandama Caldera. With pets and children allowed, the atmosphere is relaxed rather than formal, and the tour desk helps shape an easy itinerary.
Moya is a countryside base, and the nearest major sights listed are further out by car, including Barranco de Guayadeque (26 km) and Cueva Pintada in Gáldar (33 km). Las Palmas de Gran Canaria old town is 47 km away, so you should expect driving rather than walkability for day trips. Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is about 47 km, making transfers manageable if you’re self-driving.





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Local Canarian plates served in a relaxed setting that suits both family meals and slower evenings.
A straightforward Spanish menu with hearty portions, ideal after a day driving the island’s interior.
A practical stop for coffee and pastries near the town atmosphere, good for a quick break between viewpoints.
Comforting Canarian cooking in a casual dining room, often chosen for its familiar flavours.
Classic Spanish dishes with a calm pace, convenient when you’re staying close to Moya.
Tapas-style plates and light meals that work well for couples and small groups returning from day trips.
Yes. Las Casas de Lola y Rafael offers family rooms and allows children, which makes it easier to plan a group stay. Guests also tend to like the extra space and the ability to keep routines simple, especially when you’re spending days driving around the island.
Yes. Las Casas de Lola y Rafael allows pets, so you can bring your animal companion. This is particularly helpful in a rural setting like Moya, where you’re more likely to have straightforward access to parking and outdoor time at the property.
Gran Canaria Airport (LPA) is approximately 47 km from Las Casas de Lola y Rafael. Travel time can vary depending on road conditions and where you’re coming from, so it’s worth planning for a longer transfer than a city hotel.
Yes. The property includes a swimming pool, and guests commonly mention using it as a relaxed break between day trips. It’s paired with outdoor space like the terrace, which helps make downtime feel part of the stay rather than an afterthought.
Yes. Las Casas de Lola y Rafael has free parking on-site. There are also offsite parking options with discounted rates available, which can be useful if you’re coordinating multiple vehicles or arriving during busier hours.
From Las Casas de Lola y Rafael, Roque Nublo is about 42 km away, Bandama Caldera is around 36 km, and Cueva Pintada in Gáldar is roughly 33 km. Barranco de Guayadeque sits at about 26 km for a nature-focused day.
The hotel is located on Camino Lomo el Negro, 5 in the Moya countryside, which generally means a quieter setting than central areas. Reviews typically align with the idea of a calm base for road trips rather than a lively, street-facing location.
Yes. Las Casas de Lola y Rafael has BBQ facilities, and guests often like the option to cook outdoors as part of their routine. Combined with the terrace and outdoor dining space, it’s a practical way to enjoy meals without relying entirely on restaurants.
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
WiFi is available in some hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Children of any age are allowed.Children up to and including 2 years old stay for free when using an available cot.You haven't added any extra beds.Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
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