Finding a hotel in Ronda is easy, there are so many to choose from. But, not all hotels are created equal! The hotel Ronda located next to the Casa del Rey Moro (The Moorish King’s House) is one of these delightful little hotels most people only hear about after their holiday. Hotel Ronda in Ronda’s Moorish Quarter
Quite simply, most hotel booking and review websites or travel guides often promote and mention the biggest hotels, or best advertisers and it can be very difficult to find the smaller hotels that you should probably stay at, or would if a friend recommended it! Hotel Ronda is one of these small boutique hotels that really deserves a mention.
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Located in the heart of Ronda’s casco antigua (the old quarter) the hotel is centrally located for all of Ronda’s main tourist highlights. The Arab Baths, Puente Nuevo, Moorish King’s House, Salvatierra Palace, and San Sebastian Minaret are all less than 100 metres from Hotel Ronda. Ronda’s famous bullring is only 250 metres from Hotel Ronda.
Many of the best Ronda restaurants are also very close by, and being in the old Moorish quarter of Ronda, it’s a quicker walk to restaurants such as El Predicatorio, Almocabar, Duquesa de Parcent, La Pilastra, or Alminar than being in the new part of Ronda. In addition, the hotel and the street it’s in are charming examples what people expect to see in an Andalusian pueblo.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hotel Ronda
Hotel Ronda sits in Ronda’s atmospheric Moorish quarter, just beside the Casa del Rey Moro. Major sights like the Puente Nuevo, the Arab Baths, and the historic bullring are all within a short walking distance.
The hotel features just five spacious rooms, each equipped with air conditioning, modern bathrooms with walk-in showers, wardrobes, and TVs. It’s a simple yet comfortable setup, ideal for travelers who value privacy and location.
Its intimate scale and unbeatable location make it special. While larger hotels cater to the masses, Hotel Ronda offers a quieter, more authentic experience right in the heart of the old town.
Absolutely. Restaurants like Almocábar, La Pilastra, and El Predicatorio are just a few minutes’ walk away, offering excellent Andalusian cuisine. The hotel’s location makes exploring Ronda’s culinary scene both easy and enjoyable.
Yes. Its central location and proximity to nearly every major site make it a great base for first-time visitors. You’ll spend less time walking to landmarks and more time enjoying them.
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