Holiday homes and villas in Ronda

Ronda has become a highly sought-after getaway destination, and the supply of houses for rent reflects this. On the HotelsCasa platform you will find 108 accommodations of this type, with prices starting from 81 euros per night and an average of 321 euros. The average category stands at 3.8 stars, which indicates that most properties are well equipped and cared for, although you should not expect extreme luxury at that average price. The variety is wide: there are 248 apartments, 87 holiday homes, 61 hotels, 21 villas, 8 guest houses and 6 bed and breakfast accommodations. For a stay of several days, a house or an apartment usually gives more freedom than a hotel, especially if you want to cook or keep a relaxed pace.

As for the areas, the most practical option is to stay inside the old town, especially near calle La Bola or plaza del Socorro, because you will have everything on foot: the Puente Nuevo, the bullring and the viewpoints. If you prefer quiet and easy parking, look for houses in the barrio de San Francisco or in the area of avenida de Málaga, which are ten or fifteen minutes on foot from the center but with less bustle. Houses in the countryside, toward the valle del Genal or the carretera de Grazalema, are ideal if you come by car and are looking for nature, but keep in mind that to have dinner or go shopping you will have to drive. The difference between some and others is usually in the views: those facing the tajo or the bridge are more expensive, while interior ones or those on secondary streets lower the price quite a bit.

To get better rates, avoid the weekends from May to October and the dates of Semana Santa and the Feria de Pedro Romero, which is in September. The months from November to February, from Sunday to Thursday, are when prices drop the most, and you can find houses below 100 euros. Getting to Ronda is simple: from Málaga there are medium-distance trains that take about two hours, and buses every little while. If you come from Sevilla, the train is also a good option, although the car gives you more flexibility to move around the Serranía. Within the city, almost everything is covered on foot, but if you stay on the outskirts you will need your own vehicle. Before booking, check whether the accommodation has heating or air conditioning, because old stone houses can be cold in winter and hot in summer. Also check whether the price includes final cleaning, bed linen and towels, and whether there is a security deposit. Read recent reviews about noise, because some houses in the historic center are above bars or clubs. Finally, pay attention to the cancellation policy: the cheapest houses are usually the strictest.