30 Best Hotels in Ronda and the Serranía (2025 Guide to Where to Stay)

The parador in Ronda - About Ronda Today

Planning a trip to Ronda or the surrounding Serranía? With over 100 hotels across Ronda, the Sierra de Cádiz, and the Guadalteba region, choosing where to stay can be overwhelming. Whether you prefer a central location near Ronda’s historic sights or a peaceful countryside escape, this guide features the 30 most viewed and highest-rated hotels by readers of Ronda Today. From boutique B&Bs to scenic rural retreats and family-friendly options, we’ve reviewed the region’s top places to stay—so you can book with confidence.

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Hotel Fuerte – Grazalema

Hotel Fuerte in the Sierra de Grazalema Spain

The Fuerte Grazalema as its name suggests is located within the famed Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park and the location provides for plenty of nature related activities, not least of them being hiking or cycling around the mountains. A small stock of bicycles are kept at the hotel for guest use, and staff are able to arrange for horseback riding nearby.

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Hotel Al Lago Guesthouse – Zahara de la Sierra

Hotel Al Lago in Zahara de la Sierra

Hotel Al Lago is a delightful boutique hotel on the edge of the lake at Zahara de la Sierra, with just 4 rooms, but each sumptuously decorated for the discerning traveller. Add to that the world class gourmet restaurant operated by the husband and wife owners of Al Lago and you’ll discover a haven of culture and class in the very heart of the Grazalema Natural Park.

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Hotel El Horcajo – Montecorto

Hotel el Horcajo close to Ronda and the Sierra de Grazalema

The Hotel El Horcajo at Montecorto, just a 20 minute drive north of Ronda, is a unique place to stay as it is also a working farm!

Situated within the popular Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, the area is a spectacular destination for nature lovers and those who choose to holiday away from the crowds.

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Is Ronda worth visiting?

Views from Ronda

In a word, Yes! Ronda is a city in the province of Málaga in the autonomous community of Andalusia. It is known for its picturesque location on a mountain plateau. Its historic old town and impressive bridge over the El Tajo gorge are very popular attractions. The city has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to prehistoric times.

Some of its most notable landmarks include the Arab Baths, the New Bridge and the Plaza de Toros. (One of the oldest bullfighting rings in Spain.) Ronda is also known for its traditional crafts and cuisine, as well as its proximity to the Sierra de las Nieves National park.. Is Ronda worth visiting? Yes! :)

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