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Soho Boutique Palacio San Gabriel, Ronda Hotels
Humble hotel with unique historical details, plus a cellar and movie room
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Ronda with a stay at the exquisite Soho Boutique Palacio San Gabriel. This remarkable hotel, a meticulously preserved former 19th-century palace, offers an unparalleled experience in the heart of Ronda’s most captivating historic district. As you step through its doors, you’ll be transported back in time, surrounded by the building’s original character and a wealth of historical elements seamlessly integrated into the design of its elegant rooms.
Indulge in moments of tranquility and relaxation within the hotel’s charming spaces. The traditional Andalusian inner patio provides a serene oasis, perfect for unwinding with a good book. For cooler evenings, the fireside lounge beckons with its cozy atmosphere and a small library, inviting you to curl up and lose yourself in literature. Wine enthusiasts will delight in the opportunity to savor local vintages in the hotel’s unique old cellar. And for those seeking entertainment, a dedicated projection room offers a chance to enjoy movie nights in a memorable setting.
Beyond the hotel’s inviting walls, the vibrant city of Ronda awaits your exploration. With its prime location, the Soho Boutique Palacio San Gabriel places you just steps away from the iconic Puente Nuevo, a breathtaking feat of engineering that spans the dramatic El Tajo gorge. The Tajo Gorge trail, easily accessible from the hotel, provides a scenic paved route, beautifully illuminated at night, offering unparalleled views of the bridge and the cascading river below.
**Advantages of Choosing Soho Boutique Palacio San Gabriel:**
* Experience the unique charm of sleeping within the walls of one of Ronda’s most historic hotels, a meticulously maintained former 19th-century palace that exudes character and elegance.
* Enjoy the comfort of spacious rooms, each featuring double beds. For those seeking additional space or requiring an extra bed, suites are available, and a third twin bed can be accommodated in certain rooms upon request.
* Immerse yourself in the heart of Ronda’s historic district, with the Puente Nuevo just a short four-minute stroll away, and the Tajo Gorge trail conveniently located nearby, providing access to stunning panoramic vistas.
* Take advantage of the hotel’s exceptional amenities, including a distinctive old cellar perfect for wine tasting, a cozy fireside lounge complete with a curated library, and a dedicated projector room for cinematic experiences.
* Start your day with a delightful daily breakfast buffet, and rest assured that the hotel can cater to specific dietary requirements, ensuring a personalized culinary experience.
**Considerations:**
* While the hotel strives to showcase the building’s rich history, some guests may find that certain furnishings and decor elements, while intended to evoke a sense of the past, occasionally feel somewhat dated in their execution.
Hotel Information
4-star Hotel
+(+34) 952 19 03 92
Marqués de Moctezuma, 19
https://en.sohohoteles.com/hotel-soho-boutique-palacio-san-gabriel-in-ronda/
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