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Hotel Catalonia Reina Victoria, Ronda Hotels
Beautiful villa hotel with an outdoor pool and private park with walking paths and incredible valley views
Nestled in the heart of **Ronda**, the Hotel Catalonia Reina Victoria Wellness & Spa offers a unique and unforgettable experience, steeped in history and brimming with luxurious amenities. This stunning Victorian-style villa, originally constructed in 1906, once served as the cherished residence of a renowned German poet. Today, it stands as a beacon of relaxation and refinement, offering guests unparalleled views of the breathtaking landscape.
The hotel boasts some of the most captivating vistas in **Ronda**, with exquisitely appointed rooms designed to provide the utmost comfort and tranquility. Guests can immerse themselves in a world of relaxation by taking a refreshing dip in the outdoor pool, unwinding in the soothing hot tub, or simply basking in the sun on the terrace, which overlooks the awe-inspiring **El Tajo Gorge** and its verdant valley. For those seeking a more leisurely pace, the hotel’s private park offers shaded walking paths, perfect for a serene stroll amidst the natural beauty.
One of the hotel’s greatest assets is its proximity to **Ronda’s** most iconic landmarks. A leisurely ten-minute walk will lead you to the **Mirador de Ronda**, where you can capture stunning panoramic photographs, the charming 19th-century **Alameda del Tajo** park, home to the town’s beloved feline residents, and the magnificent **Puente Nuevo**, an architectural marvel that spans the gorge.
The onsite spa provides a sanctuary for rejuvenation, offering a range of therapeutic experiences, including invigorating hydrotherapy pools, refreshing cold showers (including an ice-bucket shower for the truly adventurous), and a detoxifying sauna. A variety of indulgent treatment options are also available, ensuring a truly personalized and revitalizing experience.
The property’s incredible panoramic terrace is arguably the best vantage point in the city. Situated next to the inviting outdoor pool area, complete with a hot tub, comfortable sun loungers, and beautifully landscaped gardens with meandering walking trails, the terrace offers a serene oasis for relaxation and contemplation.
The views from the onsite restaurant are equally captivating. Serving delectable Andalusian and Mediterranean cuisine, the restaurant features a beautifully designed dining room with a wall of windows and an inviting outdoor patio. You can savor your meals while immersing yourself in the stunning scenery.
For a more relaxed setting, guests can unwind in one of the plush lounges and enjoy a delightful breakfast in the bar’s dining area, on the terrace, or in the privacy of their own room – an especially appealing option if you are fortunate enough to secure a room with a private patio.
The rooms themselves are truly idyllic, with some offering private terraces and others ideally suited for families, featuring a combination of two single beds and one double bed. While all rooms exude a sense of refined elegance, the standard category rooms may feel slightly darker due to the decor and limited natural light. Additionally, while the room decor is undoubtedly elegant for **Ronda**, some guests might find it a touch outdated compared to other four-star properties in larger Spanish cities. Nevertheless, the Hotel Catalonia Reina Victoria Wellness & Spa offers a truly unforgettable experience, combining history, luxury, and unparalleled views in the heart of **Ronda**.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34 952 87 12 40
Calle Jerez, 25
https://www.cataloniahotels.com/es/hotel/catalonia-reina-victoria?mb=1
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