My husband and I stayed at La Cazalla for 7 nights and had a wonderful holiday. We loved the silence in the mornings, the view of the mountains and the warmth of the Maria and Rodrigo (the owners). We ate 4 nights at the hotel and the food was superb. Most of the meals were healthy - if not organic,... more

La Cazalla is one of the most beautiful places we have ever stayed. It is not the grandest, or the largest, or the most luxurious but it is a absolutely perfect. We stayed for two weeks and Maria and her son gave us impeccable service, warmth and welcoming. In fact, we spent several days just relaxing at the property with... more

The location of this very small hotel is fantastic, as previously mentioned it's quite remote, at the bottom of a rural valley (but walkable to Ronda, about 45minutes). I agree with all the previous reviewers - I wouldn't recommend this place for anyone who was a nervous driver or looking for convenience or full service. That said, we spent a... more

A gem of a place, hidden away at the bottom of a valley down a dirt track with the most wonderful hostess, Maria, waiting to show you round her home when you get to the bottom. (HINT! keep following the blue blobs of paint and have the courage to keep going when you think you must have gone wrong). La... more

Just come back from a wonderful 5 nights at La Cazalla. The hotel has only five rooms and we were lucky enough to have the place to ourselves for three nights. Maria the owner is a lovely lady and both her and her son (who does the cooking) stay out of your way. Breakfast is lovely - laid out with... more

La Cazalla is the perfect retreat for self-sufficient travellers who want touches of luxury without stuffiness. Glimpses of antiquity are everywhere: the centuries-old grapevine twining above the terrace, the Moorish-era spring that makes a cool summer hideout, and a Roman-era cobblestone floor in the living room. But there's no skimping on modern comforts either-the spacious, beautifully spare rooms have comfy... more

I totally disagree with the user below. We stayed here for 3 nights and found the place to be magical. Yes, it is down a 3 km dirt track, and in the middle of nowhere, and they aren't a "full service" hotel (although they will cook dinner and pack a lunch on request), but this is hardly a problem when... more

La Cazalla is really only suitable for really keen walkers, who do not want to go out into Ronda in the evenings. It is at the end of a mile long dirt track which did not suit an ordinary car's suspension -4wheel drive would be best. Also the track was both pot-holed and a mud-slide at the bottom because of... more