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What Guests Said About Ronda:
brady
United States of America
10
The best part is the bridge bridge, the bath house and the...
The best part is the bridge bridge, the bath house and the bullring. The bullring tour was specifically amazing, and it wasn't even on my radar before. The food in the city isn't good, not that we found, and overpriced. We stayed for on night and that was perfect.
Mary Ann
Canada
10
There is so much to do and see in And around Ronda.
There is so much to do and see in And around Ronda. I would recommend that you hire a car and be ready to drive on some pretty narrow and twisty roads, but it is so worth it. The white villages are all beautiful. Sentenil is AMAZING!
Also took in the "cuevas" two entirely different cave experiences. One has a river coming out if it that drops into a natural swimming area, second is a hike up a hill, but then all underground. paleolithic artwork and a great guide are provided for a small entry fee.
Anonymous
South Korea
10
The town, the new bridge, and the scenery is magnificent.
The town, the new bridge, and the scenery is magnificent.
I personally would recommend people to go down the track and hike the trails and walk up the track back looking up the bridge.
The hiking in the early morning was incredibly fresh and reviving.
It's because I personally enjoy hiking a lot but also you can experience the old Arabic culture down the trail.
It's a really small town where you can see what's what and where at a glance but incredibly rich in history and culture.
It's more meaningful because Hemingway used to live there.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
The canyon is beautiful.
The canyon is beautiful. Trying to visit in July is a mistake. The tourist information office was closed for example and we could not reach any winery for a tour! Many restaurants and stores closed for holidays.
A day of walking the canyon, town and walls would be perfect.
Gigi
United States of America
10
What a fantastic city!
What a fantastic city! There are wonderful ruins of a seven- hundred-year-old Turkish bath, Spains oldest bull ring, wonderful views, lovely walking promenade, and a fantastic bridge over the gorge.
We ate at the bodega San Francisco a local hang out two minutes from the guest house and it was fantastic!
Sandra
Canada
8.0
RONDA is a very quaint and beautiful spot in Spain.
RONDA is a very quaint and beautiful spot in Spain. It was worth the drive from Malaga and the mountains were breathtaking. It can be a bit touristy but we walked into the old city for dinner (Casa Maria) an had a great experience. Perhaps a too much food but the owner was very enthusiastic about his offerings.
“1) The location is superb for a family vacation. 2) The apartment is luxury, clean, comfortable beds, top notch kitchen with all essentials.
3) Carlos was a very kind and effective host, provided prompt communication, check-in/out process was very smooth, he gave us excellent sight-seeing, restaurant advice, he even parked our car in the garage for us.
Thanks so much, Carlos, for a memorable short stay at Ronda, Lien & Family.”
“We really enjoyed the peacefulness and serenity of the place. Not to mention the difference in temperature from Ronda, almost 20 degrees cooler at the hotel.
The animals around and the gardens made it more appealing. I give a 10 to the staff and the facilities!”
“Great location and easy to find. Staff was friendly and helpful. Will definitely recommend this hotel and stay there again. It is also nice to experience Ronda without the day-tourists.”
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