Ronda Hotel Guide - 3 stars Hotels in Ronda, Spain

Weather bad. Hotel in great stop w/parking Lots of shopping and food

The hotel was nice, equipped with everything you may need. It was at a reasonable walking distance from all the major sights but also reachable by car and with easy access to (free) street parking. The staff was really friendly and helpfull

Hosts go out of way to make your stay pleasant. Very personable friendly English expat family. Pool was beautiful and refreshing. Afternoon snacks and welcome drink provided. Bar open all day. Snacks available on the honor system.

This was best hotel we stayed at in past two weeks (Lisbon, Seville, Granada, Malaga). Manager/owner was excellent host. Large, very clean room. Comfortable bed. Snacks and beverages always available. We were originally dismayed at 1* rating showing on property, but this was because there was no elevator. The property itself is definite 5*!! Highly recommend. Only 5 rooms in hotel and service is personalized. If you go to Ronda.....stay at Suites Ronda.....you won't be disappointed!

Hotel is nicely located mid way between the train station and old city. It appeared to have been recently updated.

Hotel Polo is conveniently located close to the city centre near all tourist attractions including the New bridge. We took the bus from Cadiz to Ronda. The hotel is within 10 mins walk from the bus station. Check in process was smooth and staffs were friendly and helpful. The room is clean and comfortable to stay in.

Great place to stay. Right in centre block from bridge.

Hotel was in a great situation, just 2 minutes from the Bullring and 2 from the Puenta Neuvo bridge over the gorge. Amazing views of the mountains from our room. Don Javier restaurant right outside does a fabulous menu de dia for 11 euro's for 3 courses and huge portions of tasty food. Only drawback is extremely tight exit from underground carpark where we scratched the car door - be careful!

In my 20 plus years of traveling this is one of the most memorable hotels ever (that is across the North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia). Think of it as a W Hotel on a crazy acid trip....or the community feel of a hostel but with the amenities of a nice hotel. We ended up at the bar chatting with guests until 2:30am. The hotel is really funking (if you have children, this hotel is NOT fo you). Some of the things may be NSW. Hotel had an open self serve bard with beer and wine (included in the price) and a gourment breakfast (included in the price)..it wasn't fine dining but this is not a typical "hotel" buffet breakfast...you can eat all you wan't but the cook doesn't it right there for you (quail eggs and chorizo was amazing). The staff is really helpful and classy. For parking you just have to find a spot in the neighbordhood...it is really not that hard though and we had no trouble over 3 nights. If we are EVER in southern spain again, we must stay there. I would rather do day trips (We actually did one to Gilbralter) than stay in another town.

Great location, everything close by, cosy and sweet. VERY atentive owner, breakfast could be inproved.