Hotel Acinipo – Ronda

Hotel Acinipo, Ronda

Hotel Acinipo: Contemporary Comfort in the Heart of Ronda

Named after the ancient Roman city of Acinipo, this modern boutique hotel sits just steps from Ronda’s most iconic sights. While its name nods to the past, Hotel Acinipo embraces a sleek, contemporary design—reflecting Ronda’s blend of tradition and innovation.

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Hotel Acinipo Ronda
Hotel Acinipo’s modern façade overlooks central Ronda, just steps from the historic Plaza de Toros. Clean architectural lines, wide windows, and a minimalist style reflect the hotel’s contemporary design in contrast with its historic surroundings.

Centrally located, the hotel is only 50 meters from Plaza de Toros and a short stroll to Puente Nuevo. Food lovers will appreciate being just 20 meters from the Michelin-rated Tragabuches restaurant. From here, you can explore both the historic old town and the vibrant commercial district filled with shops, cafes, and artisan boutiques.

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Hotel Reina Victoria – Ronda

The reina Victoria hotel in Ronda
Discover the Elegance of Hotel Reina Victoria in Ronda

Perched on the edge of the Tajo gorge, Hotel Reina Victoria offers unparalleled views of the Sierra de Grazalema mountain range. Originally built in 1906 and refurbished in 2000, this iconic hotel combines historic charm with modern comforts, making it one of the most sought-after accommodations in Ronda.

Reina Victoria hotel in Ronda

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Hotel Molino del Arco – Ronda

Hotel Molino del Arco-Ronda
Discover Molino del Arco: A Country Escape Near Ronda

Just a few kilometers from the heart of Ronda, the hotel Boutique Molino del Arco blends Andalusian history with modern luxury. Once a classic country estate, this restored property now welcomes guests as a boutique hotel surrounded by olive groves and golden wheat fields.

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Hotels in Ronda Old Town

Hotels in Ronda's Old Town

There are many hotels in Ronda, and several of these are quite superb.  But, quite a few of the people who visit Ronda have a particular desire to stay in the old town with its history and romantic stories. This is the protected zone of Ronda, with very little development allowed, so there aren’t many hotels to choose from.

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Ronda’s old town extends from the Puente Nuevo along Calle Armiñan until the old walls and Almocabar Gate, and down as far as the Arab Baths, so we have included the Hotel Alavera de los Baños even though other travel guides might consider it outside the old town.

Here is our list of some of the hotels in Ronda’s old town.

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