Hotel in Ronda Spain- Having a hard time finding one!
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Hotel in Ronda Spain- Having a hard time finding one!
Hi!
I'm planning an October trip to Spain which will include one night in Ronda. Unfortunately, most of the hotels I've tried are booked!!
Ronda Parador- Reg rooms are full, "Superior" is out of budget.
Hotel San Gabriel-Full
Hotel Las Casonas-closing forever in September!
Hotel Don Miguel-Full
Hotel San Francisco-no room with view (maybe I should just take this anyway?).
So, looking for recs for other Ronda hotels, or possibly in towns closeby.
Thanks!
I'm planning an October trip to Spain which will include one night in Ronda. Unfortunately, most of the hotels I've tried are booked!!
Ronda Parador- Reg rooms are full, "Superior" is out of budget.
Hotel San Gabriel-Full
Hotel Las Casonas-closing forever in September!
Hotel Don Miguel-Full
Hotel San Francisco-no room with view (maybe I should just take this anyway?).
So, looking for recs for other Ronda hotels, or possibly in towns closeby.
Thanks!
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Hi Kristina: There is a hotel called Hotel Enfrente Arte in Ronda.
My daughter and S-inLaw stayed there for 4 days.They loved it. Check their website: www.enfrentearte.com
Good Luck!
My daughter and S-inLaw stayed there for 4 days.They loved it. Check their website: www.enfrentearte.com
Good Luck!
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Try Fuente del Higuera. Just outside Ronda: http://www.hotellafuente.com/
We stayed there a couple of years ago - very nice and I think they are open in October.
We stayed there a couple of years ago - very nice and I think they are open in October.
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Have you tried the Hotel Reina Victoria?
It's an old hotel -- Rilke stayed there at the turn of the century -- but immaculately clean and "atmospheric" in a way. As I recall, it also has a terrace with lovely views. The only disadvantage, if you want to call it that, is that it's about a 10-minute walk from "beautiful downtown Ronda."
It's an old hotel -- Rilke stayed there at the turn of the century -- but immaculately clean and "atmospheric" in a way. As I recall, it also has a terrace with lovely views. The only disadvantage, if you want to call it that, is that it's about a 10-minute walk from "beautiful downtown Ronda."
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Kristina,
The only thing I can offer at this time is that you should contact someone who lives and works in Spain to see what they can do. We us Totally Spain to book most of our hotels and country homes, so you may what to send them an email.
The only thing I can offer at this time is that you should contact someone who lives and works in Spain to see what they can do. We us Totally Spain to book most of our hotels and country homes, so you may what to send them an email.
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Thanks everyone.
We finally booked a room at a place called Jardin de la Muralla. Looks nice.
http://www.jardindelamuralla.com/en/indice.htm
We finally booked a room at a place called Jardin de la Muralla. Looks nice.
http://www.jardindelamuralla.com/en/indice.htm





