Beautiful hotel, true 5 star. We booked well in advance on the hotel's own site and paid a…read morereasonable price. We made a note in our reservation that we were staying on our wedding night. When we arrived we got a free upgrade to a suite and there was a bottle of complementary champagne waiting for us in the room. Great service! The bathroom was huge! Biggest bathroom I have ever seen.

From the owner: Fuerte Grazalema, un hotel de cuatro estrellas, está inmerso en el Parque Natural de la Sierra de…read moreGrazalema, un espacio natural de una belleza infinita, a solo 5 km del pueblo andaluz que da nombre al parque, y a 20 km de la famosa ciudad de Ronda, una visita que no puedes perderte en Andalucía.

Pro: What a simply magnificent place to stay! Marriott's Marbella Beach Resort is a second-to-none…read moreoption for a stay in southern Spain! Beach-side location? Check. Great apartment-style rooms? Check. On-location dining that captures the spirit of the locals (and not just tourist-trappy eats)? Check. It's just over an hour drive to get to Gibraltar and about a 35 minute drive from the airport. Highly recommended!!!!! Con: No A/C in the rooms, which was slightly surprising. Bottom Line: A marvelous lodging option in southern Spain. Enjoy!

Don't bother buying one or multiple weeks. They sell you on the ability to be prioritized so you…read morecan secure the building and apartment you want. But if you already own, you'll take a back seat. Front desk staff is clueless- can't figure out how to determine which apartments will be open the next day. Maybe it's the laid back Spanish culture??

Wow... this was a wonderful surprise. We found Enfrente Arte during a random web search. The fun…read morephotos, low rates and open bar made us reserve a room, but the atmosphere and people made us want to love it. We were only able to stay one night and by the end we wished we booked longer (Ronda and this hotel are amazing). It is in a great location. The back side of the hotel bumps up against the valley and the front has great views of Ronda. The place is quirky. The registration desk is an old Seat car. There are random sitting areas all throughout the place and words cannot describe them. There are a couple of outdoor seating areas and a fun pool. The photos on the website do a better job. The room was comfortable and provided what we needed. The self serve bar was open all day and night. The breakfast was one of the best we had in Spain. Enfrente is not a plush, party hotel. You need a sense of adventure and an open mind, but it is worth it.

This quaint hotel in Ronda, Spain is absolutely fantastic. Definitely a one-of-a-kind experience…read more The architecture is traditional while the decor is modern, creative and funky with comfortable beds, spacious bathrooms and very helpful staff. The room rates are very reasonable considering the outstanding free breakfast and 24/7 access to complimentary beer, wine, espresso and soft drinks. They have a small swimming pool on a rooftop deck along with a lovely bamboo garden perfect for relaxing. Highly recommended!

Charming clean hotel with views of the surrounding countryside. A good value. Hosts Andres and…read moreAnna are very friendly and helpful; they make the stay comfortable and have plenty of excellent advice. The area is very popular with hikers, or walkers as they seem to say in England. An excellent village and a perfect hotel in the "white villages" area of Andalusia, Spain.

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.

We stayed one night at this wonderfully situated hotel in the center of the white village of Arcos…read morede la Frontera. Given its location if you have a car you will be parking in the newer part of town in the parking garage and either hiking up hill 15+ minutes with your luggage or taking a taxi. We took a taxi. The streets are crazy narrow even for the professionals. We arrived early and were able to check-in. The woman at the front desk was delightful and super helpful (she also checked us out and ordered us a taxi). Fortunately I booked a superior room and it had a stupendous view of the valley below. The hotel is right on the edge of the cliff. The hotel is an old palace so it has its quirks but the room was big and the balcony huge. There was a safe and a small frig and tea kettle. The price was pretty good but it was off season. Not a big deal given the room we had and it was the weekend but the main square of town right outside the front door is in the midst of major construction so it could be loud on weekdays depending on the room. This project looks like it has a long way to go... Thumbs up.

I wanted to love this hotel. Located at the top of Arcos de la Frontera, and overlooking a cliff,…read moreit's the perfect location for a hotel on a mountain. Our room was nicely decorated, yet a little on the old side. Felt convent-like, especially due to the picture of the Virgin Mary behind the bed. The kicker though was the large roach, which I watched scurry across our bathroom floor one night. Wifi was a little spotty, but that seems to be par for the course in the hotels I visited in Andalusia. Breakfast, which costs ~30 eur/two people was good, and includes fruits, meats, tea, and coffee, but it was by far the most expensive meal we had in Arcos de la Frontera. I'd recommend having breakfast only once, so you can enjoy the view from the restaurant windows of the valley below.