I intended to stay one night in Hotel Morales with my wife in January 2012. Upon arrival to the hotel, there was a sign in the front door indicating us to go to Hotel San Cayetano a few blocks down the same street. Apparently Hotel Morales was closed (I don't know if just for the winter season or definitively) and... More

Hotel Morales isn't going to win any awards for luxury, but considering it's one of the lowest priced hotels in Ronda, that's a given. What this place lacks in space or amenities, however, it makes up in style and charm. Walking into Hotel Morales, you will quickly be surprised at the tasteful design of the lobby and the impressive (yes,... More

The family running the hotel were very helpful and friendly. We got wireless access without any trouble. The rooms were great. The location is good. It was quiet and easy to sleep. Ronda was great and so was this hotel More

The building inside is very beautiful and it's not far from the old town (less than 10 minutes of walk). My room was very small (single) and the window faced the inside patio, so I had to go outside the hotel to check what the weather was like. Also, the hotel has actually 1 star only, not 2 as per... More

We enjoyed our one night stay at this hotel. We had a room with ensuite facing the street. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the train station and close to all the sights of Ronda. Yes, it is a basic, no frills hotel, but it is excellent value, and more than adequate to provide a safe and comfortable... More

There was a convention in town when we arrived, so all the nice places were booked. The very nice lady at hotel Ronda (which I really wished we had stayed at) called everywhere for us! This was the only place and I can see why. Rooms are muggy, service at the front is cold and unfriendly. It was pouring rain... More

My room had A/C, TV, private bath, phone, lift to the 3rd floor and plenty of space. As a budget solo traveler this was barely more than I would pay in a shared dorm-style hostel. The only downside to the rooms is that they don't have exterior windows, but they do have windows that open into an interior courtyard, so... More

The hotel is in a good location (very close to main bus station and railway station), but still very quiet. Restaurants and supermarkets are nearby. The hotel and the room are super clean and the decor of the room is very simple but cozy. Room size is also great. Staff at reception is also very helpful and speaks good English.... More

My wife and I stayed for one night. We walked here from the train station and left Ronda from the bus station. Both are very walkable. Not in a 'hot spot,' but we walked to all the best parts of Ronda from here and it was great. The room was the biggest of many places we stayed in Spain and... More