The Hotel Don Javier is described as being in the heart of the new town, and this is most certainly true, positioned as it is on Calle José Aparicio, directly across from the bullring, and just a short walk away from all of the major tourist spots in town.
For guests looking to splurge on shopping, the popular Calle La Bola begins across the street from the hotel entrance. Banks, clothing, shoes, jewelry and much more are all within two minute walking distance.
The Molino hotel is one of the newest establishments in the city of Ronda, has been awarded three stars, and is designed with modern flair. Situated in the town center amongst Ronda’s history and culture, the hotel creates an interesting contrast with its surroundings, and the modern design brings with it modern amenities.
The Molino has its own café bar open daily for guests, and front desk staff are both friendly and knowledgeable making it easy for guests to plan their itinerary in Ronda. Reception is also open 24 hours for visitors who arrive late or need to leave early for the airport.
Walkers and nature enthusiasts will love the location of the Hotel Molino Cuatro Paradas, right next to the Guadiaro River (Benaohan), and perfectly positioned to hear and see local birdlife.
The fourteen room Hotel Rural la Fuenticilla near Algatocin is gives the appearance of a country summer camp of old with its huge nearly Olympic sized pool and nearby activities, however the hotel is anything but.
Rated at only two stars, the comfort and relaxed environment of the hotel would have you believe the inspector must have been blind, this is a hotel for a true Andalucian holiday!
The Hotel Arco de la Villa sits right on the edge of the mountain in the beautiful white village Zahara de la Sierra, very close to the old Moorish fortress, and surrounded by the Grazalema Natural Park. Built in 1998, the hotel provides comfortable accommodation and views of the lake at Zahara that cannot be matched.
Sixteen double rooms and one single room are offered, all rooms being air conditioned, and include a television, phone, and Wi-Fi Internet. Within the hotel there is a restaurant serving local cuisine, and in the village guests will find a decent range of other restaurants including modern contemporary styles. Reception is manned 24 hours, with staff knowledgeable about the local area.
A rather quaint inn with 5 comfortable apartments located on a hillside overlooking the Guadiaro River, and only 100m from the Cueva del Gato cave system. This location provides guests at the inn a great view of the Serrania de Ronda Mountains.
The nearby area is most famous for being on the southern edge of the Grazalema Natural Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. As well as the Cueva del Gato, visitors should also plan to see the Cueva de la Pileta, a publicly accessible cave with paleolithic and neolithic paintings and impressive natural formations.
The Hostal Virgen del Rocio in Calle Nuevo, the premier restaurant street near to Plaza de Espana, is one of Ronda’s better known hostals and offers a choice of twin or double room.
All 15 rooms in the Hostal Virgen del Rocío are equipped with their own private bathrooms, are fully air conditioned and heated, and come with personal televisions. Rooms are available in single, twin, and double formats.