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La Bola Suites, Ronda Hotels
Bright, modern apartments in the city center just five minutes from the Puente Nuevo
Overview
Experience contemporary living in these modern, airy, and brilliantly illuminated apartments, each thoughtfully designed with trendy decor, fully-equipped kitchens, and comfortable seating areas perfect for relaxation. La Bola Suites offers a selection of studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom units, providing flexibility to suit your travel needs. All apartments are conveniently located in the heart of the city center, placing you within easy walking distance of essential grocery stores and the city’s most captivating attractions.
La Bola Suites operates from two distinct buildings, offering unique amenities. The primary building features a communal rooftop terrace where you can soak in the stunning city views. Alternatively, the second building provides the added luxury of private balconies for each apartment, allowing for intimate moments overlooking the charming cityscape.
Pros
- For those seeking the comforts of an apartment stay, these suites offer an excellent choice. Their modern aesthetic, abundant natural light, and prime location in the city center make them a standout option.
- The main apartment building, which houses the reception and a selection of units, is a mere five-minute stroll from the iconic Puente Nuevo. The second building, containing additional flats, is situated approximately two blocks away, offering slightly closer proximity to both the bridge and the panoramic viewpoints.
- Ronda’s compact layout makes exploring effortless. From your apartment, you can easily walk to virtually everything the city has to offer, including grocery stores for your convenience, a diverse array of restaurants to tantalize your taste buds, and significant historical sites such as the breathtaking bridges spanning the Tajo Gorge, the verdant and historic Alameda del Tajo park, and the renowned Bullring of the Royal Cavalry of Ronda.
- Select from a range of accommodation options, including studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments. Each apartment is equipped with a kitchen, a comfortable living room, and access to nearby parking. Furthermore, guests can enjoy the shared rooftop terrace with its breathtaking city vistas, while select units also boast private balconies.
- Late arrivals are easily accommodated with the option of 24-hour self-check-in. Alternatively, for a fee, you can arrange for a staff member to personally greet you upon arrival, even after 10:00 pm.
Cons
- Please be aware that, as this is an apartment-style accommodation, housekeeping services are provided every three days.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+36 626 67 21 72
Calle Almond 21
https://labolasuiteapartments.com/
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