Amazing Views! Great location right between old and new…read moreronda. Expectations: hotel room may need to include hotel sandals, improved blow dryer for her, and cleaner drinking glass. Breakfast time: looks like lots of tour groups , during breakfast time & it is understaffed, because "pandemic" right? 500 euros per night for a decent room. Thanks for reading and happy travels!

Expectations crushed to the rock bottom... This was one of the best hotels we booked for our entire…read moreSpain trip. However, falls extremely short compared to its price and the name. CUSTOMER SERVICE: - This is VERY important when it comes to hotels. I expect to be taken care of to their capability with whatever needs the guests have. - Well, here is my experience & first impression here: We finally arrive at the hotel after a ~2hr drive looking forward to checking in & resting a bit in our rooms. There was no clear sign to the parking lot and the (tiny) front of the hotel seemed to be crowded with other cars. I told my dad I'll run in to ask where the parking lot is. While I went inside to seek help, our car was on standby on a street. The front desk (2 ppl helping) was quite busy helping guests check in. When I saw a pause, I tried to jump in to ask ONE SIMPLE QUESTION about parking. She didn't even bother to look at me and I know she heard me say "excuse me" about 3 times. The guests that were being helped felt sorry for me looking super desperate and tried to get her attention FOR me - how nice of them! But they had a conversation in Spanish that I didn't understand. But from body language I can tell that she was saying that she is going to give them her full attention at the moment. And then again, doesn't even look or recognize me being there at all treating me like a nobody. What in the world??? Like sure, you should give them your full service then, but you can't even tell me that? She could've at least let me know "I'm sorry, I will be right with you after I help these guests." AM I CRAZY? How can she KNOW that I am there and just straight up ignore me? WTF Never have I been treated this way at a 4-star hotel. - She disappeared after helping them so I approached the other desk who answered my question. I hate being humiliated (perhaps for my gender, age, race) so I was still shaking. I told him about my frustration and he apologized for her but I needed to hear it from her. I saw him to talk to his manager about my situation but she did NOTHING. ROOMS: - Feels like a cabin with old wooden furnitures... ew - Apparently hotel view is all up to your luck. You get the bridge view or not. Of course we got the unlucky view because they just hate me for some reason the moment I walked in lol great - Bathrooms are pretty nice with full amenities BREAKFAST: - Complimentary breakfast was included and this added to my list of disappointments here - Coffee was super watered down - Nothing served to your order; all buffet style (not fresh) - Best thing I had this morning was the orange juice ETC: - Parking costs about 8€ - Anyone can come see the bridge from the side of the hotel through a walkway around it - Prime location close to the bridge and all the shops/restaurants - Hotel charges € per phone use I blame myself for setting my expectations too high for this 4-star hotel. I would NOT RECOMMEND staying here for anyone else. As mentioned earlier, the walkway next to the hotel to see the bridge is open to EVERYONE. Simply no need to stay at this specific hotel for its price. Nothing exceptional here whether its the rooms, service, or food - so ask yourselves, why?!

My wife and I stayed two nights in early Sep 2023, in a Double Room with Views (#103). View was…read morestupendous over the ravine and famous bridge. Bed comfort was heavenly. Towels and bed linen were luxurious. Location unbeatable due to view and ease of walking to sights and restaurants. Service was very good. Parking provided at safe site located about a 5 minute walk away. When unloading/loading our vehicle, we did not park directly in front of hotel, but about 20 meters past the hotel at a small intersection (in front of bldg #16) so as not to block the narrow road.

We saw on yelp that the restaurant opened at 11:00, and arrived at that time. But actually it…read moreopened at 11:30, so we were a bit early and waited. We'd been walking all morning and were really tired. We wanted to lunch on the terrace overlooking the beautiful new bridge, but weren't allowed to go outside for pictures, or to just sit at our table and relax before they opened. It was an expensive place, the views were amazing, the restaurant was nice, the food was good, but the people that worked at the hotel and the staff were not very nice. There was a bit of a language barrier so that might have been part of the problem.

Most tourists visit Ronda for just a few hours to see the bridge and shop. But if you to decide…read morestay a night, Hotel Acinipo is clean, central, friendly, and cheap. Plus you get to enjoy Ronda during the quiet evening and morning before the tourist armies siege Ronda. PROS: -Only €78 for the night. -Friendly staff -Large clean room and bathroom. -Central location and walking distance to everything. -Breakfast is fantastic! All the jamon you can eat! Plus fruits, breads, cheeses, coffee and juices. CONS: -The room was right outside a walk way, people could look right into the room and bathroom. Ask for a room on the 3rd floor or above.

Excellent location within a couple minutes' walk of the main tourist attractions of Ronda. Pricing…read morewas only 70 Euros for one night in low-ish season March, which I thought was an excellent deal. The room was good - clean, decently spacious, with a pretty big bathroom. The bed was pretty comfortable. The only thing I didn't like about it was that the cigarette smoke smell from people hanging out and smoking on the patio before dinner permeated the entire freaking hotel, all of the hallways and even a little bit into our hotel room itself which was in the farthest, topmost corner of the hotel away from the patio. I guess to mask the smell, the air freshener in the room was turned on the highest setting. By morning, the smoke smell was gone thankfully. So it's not the hotel permanently smelling smoky. It's just the dang smokers and the open doorway to the patio.

This is a fantastic hotel. The rooms are big, the beds are comfy, and spotlessly clean. The fourth…read morefloor is the social area. There's a pool,spa, restaurant/bar, an amazing view of the mountains and the bullring. The highlights of Ronda are just outside the front door.

Great hotel. Rooms are a good size and have everything you need…read more Bed was super comfortable!! The rooftop pool looks beautiful but it was a bit too cold to use. The 4th Floor bar has a lovely view over the bull ring. The breakfast was amazing. Anything you wanted, it was there. There were vegan cheeses, vegan milks, gluten free, lactose free..... There is a small gym that is modern and has everything you would want. A great stay and we would recommend.

This is an excellent choice in an incredible town. It is a small family-run hotel. If you are…read morelooking for a good value (we paid less than $100 US per night) in the old town, and you are OK with a simple room, this is your hotel. We look forward to staying again. Thank you to everyone at the Hotel Ronda, we felt as if we were staying with family.

I have no idea why Yelp list this with the word "Golf"... trust me, there is no golfing in the old…read morequarters of Ronda. But the address and the webpage is correct, so here the review goes. The pros: 1. Public computer and printer avail 2. Some small nibbles like biscuits or fruit and hot tea avail in the morning (which is nice since breakfast is not common in Spain) 3. Friendliest grandma-like front staff person w/ some basic English The cons: 1. The A/C is not particularly strong, but it will bearable in June. I try to be cognizant that A/C electricity costs money, so I always turn the temp up (ie 25C) when we leave for the day just so it will be bearable when we return. But anyhow, when they come to tidy the room, they will turn off the A/C and open your window... which is going to let in the many bugs and mosquitoes. 2. Bugs and mosquitoes, see above. Just when we thought we got rid of all the buggers, they came back the next day. :) Tip: Immediate left when you cross the bridge from the new to old quarters. The hotel is on your right, parking right up along the road will be free (don't block doorways). Otherwise going to public parking will cost quite a bit per day. Initially we went to the public parking at the end of the old town, walked back, found the hotel and parking instructions. Sort of became our method going fwd in Spain, rather than getting the car stuck in tight spots in narrow streets.

We decided to leave Granada a night early to explore the town of Ronda. This hotel was amazing!…read moreLocated not even a block away from the new and old bridge. The hospitality was outstanding. Our room was huge and sparkling clean. Breakfast at the hotel was delicious and a fun place to meet other travelers. Very cool pics of actors, authors, athletes ect.. that had previously stayed at the hotel all over the walls in the dining room. Was entertaining to look at. We tried two of the restaurants they recommended and they were both awesome. The hotel stored our bags after we checked out and when we picked them up we noticed that there was a small theater in the hotel. The owners had salvaged some of the seats from a very old local theater that was being torn down. They had an array of movies to choose from in case you visited on a rainy day. This is the kind of hotel you don't want to leave!

Wonderful hotel. The rooms are comfortable and have character. The owners are wonderful people…read moreand hosts. Great choice for staying in Ronda

Wonderfull hotel! Like a mini-Alhambra. Friendly staff, very good breakfast with fresh fruit and…read moredelicious bread. The garden is a small oasis, and overlooks a meadow and the Siërra. Its at the bottom of the old bridge. With the city nearby (a bit of a climb, but worthwile!) We had the suite nr. 10, wich also has a very nice balcony.

Great place, central, fair value for the money - we spent a night in a double room for 50 Euros…read more(but that's off season), including a nice breakfast and parking nearby. This place is a 3 minutes walk from the bridge, so you are as central as you can be. Rooms were fine, good shower, maybe a bit cold in march - in summer you will be happy for the big stone walls, i'd assume it stays quite cool in there.