Well, That’s A Nice Spot For A Hotel
Everyone one knows the Spanish are geniuses when it comes to lifestyle – late starts, two-hour lunches, afternoon naps and long, steamy evenings of sangria and tapas – but they’re also pretty great at construction as well.
Spain is a country that lives out loud, so it makes sense they’re boasting a cool hotel on the edge of the one the deepest gorges in the country.
Housed in a former Town Hall, Parador de Ronda is a four-star hotel in Southern Spain, about a two-hour drive from Seville. It’s nestled right next to the well-known Puente Nuevo bridge in Ronda, which was built way back in 1781.
From the terrace, guests can look out over the Tagus River, a ravine 120 metres deep below the hotel, and the awe-inspiring El Tago gorge. There are scenic footpaths through the hotel’s gardens and grounds that will lead you to lookouts with breathtaking vistas.
If you can tear yourself away from the view, the hotel also boasts shiny marble furnishings, excellent local Andalucian cuisine and a killer outdoor swimming pool.
Very nice.
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