Casa Cubuy Eco Lodge,
El Yunque National Rainforest
Rainforest Inn & Retreat Center
Private Hiking Trails & Wateralls
Breathtaking Views
A Spell of Nature
From the moment you arrive, the rainforest envelopes you in its spell. Wild sweet white ginger carries magic in the breeze, 26 specialty bird species chatter their secrets & our precious coqui frog sing symphonies of abundance and peace.
A Spell of Nature
Where the Water Touches
We are perched above the Cubuy River (Coo-buoy), hence the name, Casa Cubuy. The name originates from the Taino Indian language, meaning "wherever you step, there is water". These cascades still tumble with the vibe of power, peace and healing.
Everything You Need
In our slice of paradise, solar power, Tesla wall & Starlink keep you connected while you get to slow down, breathe deeply and let Mother Nature refresh and rejuvenate you. And, she tends to show off here at Casa Cubuy.
Casa Cubuy, El Yunque Rainforest Inn & Retreat Center 🐸. Where every inhale is a reset and each exhale is a return to yourself. 🐸.
Private Hiking Trails
Casa Cubuy sits high at 1,500 feet on the quiet side of El Yunque, where civilization feels far away. Solar-powered, recycling, composting, we tread lightly here. You’ll find comfort, not camping. For over 25 years our guests have given us glowing reviews for blending eco-responsibility with real hospitality.
Our Story
Mother & Son
Marianne & Matthew
Marianne is an incredible woman. She is 96 years old and is an in-house owner/operator of this amazing land. She truly understands the stewardship opportunity of this little slice of paradise. She moved to Puerto Rico as a single mother to a 'then' 6 year old Matthew. As a school teacher at Ft. Buchanan, she began to recreate her life here on the island. As the years passed, she became interested in real estate and bought and sold a few single units in metro San Juan. Then in 1972, she bought this property, a 2 bedroom house. When she retired from teaching she began the process of becoming an Innkeeper.
This video of the Sabana river hike was taken by a guest on his self guided tour.