Ronda apartment FAQs's

Is car parking available?

• There is no allocated parking with the Ronda apartment. However, there is street (free) parking and there is an underground car park just a few minutes walk away. Recently a LARGE brand new underground car park has been finished, about 5-10 minutes walk from the apartment.

Is it possible to travel to Ronda by train or Bus?

• Ronda is served very well by both. The timetable is subject to change. A copy of the latest timetables can be found by clicking on the required mode of transport bus or train.

Would you be able to organize a small food hamper to be in the flat which we would pay for?

• No problem. Please list details in "Special Requests:", listed in the Papal "Review Your Payment", section of the payment process. Otherwise please contact  us.

Is the apartment suitable for children?

• The apartment is "OK" for children - there are a few board games. However, a holiday in Ronda is perhaps more about a cultural experience. I think it would be fair to say that children "may" find it boring. Please let us know if we need to cater for any children. We would also suggest you be EXTRA vigilant if the children play on the roof terrace.

Please can you tell me where Ronda is exactly?

• Please click here.

What type of heating is there?

• Oil filled electric heaters.

Is there a CD/tape player?

•  There is a CD/DVD player BUT not a tape player.

Is there a supermarket?

• There is a mini market less than a minutes walk. A Spar less than 5 minutes walk. A very large hyper market about 5 minutes by car.

Could you just let me know, does the property have a private pool?

• No the property does not have a, “private pool”. However, there are two community swimming pools within walking distance. One is indoor – open all year around and the other is outdoor, open in the summer.

Do you get a lot of noise from the street below?

• The main bedroom is very quite. Situated at the back of the building. The main street at the below the front of the building is a busy, bustling street in the morning and evening. As the heat of the day increases the street goes to sleep and the majority of the shops close for a Siesta.