Imagine a quiet haven away from the crowds, in the heart of Ronda’s Moorish quarter, a house that one could easily believe was once owned by a wealthy Moorish trader, and now your home away from home, in Ronda, Andalusia. Hotel Baraka B&B in Ronda’s Historic Centre.
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Baraka B&B is this place; a unique bespoke hotel in Ronda, with just three rooms, situated in a quiet pedestrian alleyway. The internal patio is the centrepiece of the entire house, the stars forming the ceiling. A central staircase winds it’s way to the roof, where a sun drenched terrace awaits, offering views of the hills surrounding Ronda.
Each of the rooms are individually decorated; Safra, the yellow room with mudejar ceiling; Warda, the rose room with quaint Arabic decorations; Salama, the room of tranquility. Baraka B&B is decorated in a style reminiscent of the Arabic world from which the hotel is named.
Picture yourself waking from a good night’s sleep, and the smell of fresh Arabic coffee wafting through the house, the birds singing in the trees of the garden across the street, far away from home yet undeniably at home as well. Oh, if only you could stay forever.
Baraka B&B is just a short walk to the Casa del Rey Moro, Forestier’s Gardens, and Ronda’s Water Mine. A little further and you’re standing on Calle Armiñan, the main thoroughfare of the old quarter. The Puente Nuevo isn’t far either, and offers a magnificent spot for watching the sun rise over the roofs of Ronda’s hanging houses.
Q&A: Staying at Baraka Boutique Pension in Ronda
Baraka offers just three individually styled rooms in a peaceful pedestrian alleyway in Ronda’s historic centre. With Moorish-inspired décor, a tranquil internal patio, and a rooftop terrace with scenic views, it blends Andalusian charm with an intimate, home-like atmosphere.
Each room is distinct: Safra features a yellow palette and Mudejar ceiling, Warda showcases soft rose tones and Arabic details, while Salama lives up to its name as the room of tranquility. All rooms include private bathrooms, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi.
Yes, Baraka is ideally located within walking distance of Ronda’s major historic sites, including the Casa del Rey Moro, Forestier’s Gardens, Ronda’s Water Mine, and the iconic Puente Nuevo. The main street of the old town, Calle Armiñan, is just steps away.
Guests can unwind in the central patio, the heart of the house, or soak up the sun on the rooftop terrace while enjoying panoramic views of the hills surrounding Ronda. Both areas offer a serene escape after a day of exploring.
Baraka B&B is known for its peaceful ambiance, tasteful décor, and personalized service. Guests often praise the warm hospitality, delicious breakfasts, and the feeling of being truly at home in a culturally rich and quiet corner of Ronda.
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My boyfriend and I stayed at Baraka a couple of days ago after arriving from La Linea, and immediately fell in love with this bed and breakfast and the service. We even went out for tapas and drinks with the manager who gave us directions to enjoy a great walk out of Ronda. We slept well and being able to make a tea when we arrived back in the room was fantastic.