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Hotel La Fuente de la Higuera, Ronda Hotels
Charming countryside hotel converted from an old olive mill featuring a restaurant and outdoor pool
Nestled a mere fifteen-minute drive from the captivating city of Ronda, Hotel La Fuente de la Higuera offers a tranquil escape, feeling utterly secluded amidst the rolling hills of the Andalusian countryside. This unique hotel boasts a fascinating history, having been meticulously converted from a historic olive mill by its passionate owners. Guests can immerse themselves in the serene beauty of the surrounding olive groves, a truly idyllic setting for relaxation and rejuvenation.
The rooms at Hotel La Fuente de la Higuera are characterized by their bright and chic design, ensuring a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere. Each room is equipped with a private balcony, allowing guests to soak in the stunning views and breathe in the fresh, clean air. Furthermore, the hotel provides ample opportunities for relaxation, including a refreshing outdoor pool where you can unwind and soak up the warm Spanish sun.
Dining is a delightful experience at the onsite restaurant, where you can savor delicious meals prepared with fresh, local ingredients. The hotel also offers the added convenience of complimentary parking.
Here’s a deeper dive into what makes Hotel La Fuente de la Higuera so special:
* The hotel’s foundation in an old olive mill, located just a short distance outside of Ronda, lends it a unique charm, preserving the authentic Andalusian style with striking architectural features like tall columns, elegant iron balconies, and characterful brick walls.
* The outdoor pool area is a true oasis, surrounded by a flourishing garden. Guests can lounge comfortably on provided sun loungers, relax on the expansive grassy lawn, and admire the excellent views that stretch across the valley.
* The rooms are designed for ultimate comfort, each featuring a private terrace. Many rooms also boast cozy fireplaces, adding a touch of romance and warmth.
* The hotel features an excellent restaurant and bar. Enjoy the option of outdoor dining on a beautiful terrace or indoors, where the setting is undeniably romantic.
* Indulge in a delightful daily breakfast buffet and other meals, prepared mainly with organic produce. Much of the produce is sourced directly from the hotel’s own garden. The wine menu features award-winning wines.
* Parking is conveniently free and located right next to the hotel’s entrance, allowing for an easy transition from car to room, perfect for quickly unloading luggage and beginning your stay.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+34 615 690 024
Partido de los Frontones s/n
https://www.hotellafuente.com/
Free wifi
Free parkingSpain
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