Kid Friendly Hotels in Ronda NC - Family Hotel Reviews

Relevancy: 69% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview In the San Miguel quarter of Ronda, formerly the Jewish ghetto, this hotel stands near the Ba�os Arabes (Arab baths). Dating from the 17th ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Tiny, quirky, and delightful, this is a real discovery. Manuel Mar�a Lopez and Lola Jim�nez, who also operate Ronda's Michelin-starred restaurant Tragabuches, are the entrepreneurs ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This parador is the grandest accommodation in the area. It sits on a high cliff overlooking the fantastic gorge that cuts a swath more than 150m (500 ft.) deep and 90m (300 ft.) wide through ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview On the eastern periphery of town, this country-style hotel dates from 1906, when it was built by an Englishman in honor of Queen Victoria. It's near the bullring, with terraces that hang right over... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 66% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: minibar, pool, restaurant, coffee/tea maker more
• Overview This is one of the best country hotels in Andalusia, a real discovery. It adjoins a rushing stream outside Benaoj�n, an easy 10km (7-mile) drive west of Ronda. It's a great place for escapists -- e... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 64% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview This modern hotel grew up on the site of a villa once inhabited by Pedro Romero, a legendary bullfighter. In the center of town, it faces ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview A 2-minute walk from the gorge and next to the Plaza de Toros (the bullring), this two-story family-style house attracts bargain hunters. The small bedrooms ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview Close to the bullring, this hotel was named for Acinipo, a Roman town that used to flourish close to Ronda in 60 B.C. The post-millennium hotel was created from two buildings -- one a restored anti... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

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• Overview The hotel in its present incarnation dates from 1973, but the building itself has been housing frugal travelers ... more on frommers.com

Relevancy: 61% MAY NOT BE GOOD FOR KID FRIENDLY

• Highlights: game room, minibar more
• Overview This charming 1736 mansion -- also called Su Casa en Ronda -- stands in the historic core a 5-minute walk from the gorge. The building was ... more on frommers.com