Very warm welcome from this family-run B&B. We loved our room with a view of the hills around Ronda as well as the gorgeous breakfast, and we appreciated personalized tips on the best places to eat. We traveled during a cold snap and the room was nicely heated; bathroom was large and up to date. I only wish the weather had been warm enough to enjoy the beautiful outdoor spaces such as our balcony and the shared patio! Ronda is small, but having 2 nights there allowed us to make the most of it and sightsee at a leisurely pace. The B&B is centrally located in a beautiful cobblestoned neighborhood - it's nice to be able to pop back throughout a day of sightseeing for a jacket or to use the bathroom.

Street parking is not allowed in front of the property, but the signage is confusing and we parked there anyway -- and we got a ticket, so if you're bringing a car, make sure to get Alicia and Gordon's advice on where to park (paid lot just up the road, free public parking a little further - very easy).

We loved our stay at Salvatierre Guesthouse. The hosts were very sweet and helpful. They provided us with a lot of interesting information about the area and gave us recommendation for restaurants. The guest house has a lot character and the view from their own ‘tower’ in the backyard is breathtaking! We would definitely stay here again! Thanks again for this wonderful stay, Alicia and Gordon!

Nothing the hosts can change, but good to know is that there is no parking for guests in the street of the guest house. It is ok to stop and unload your luggage though.

Ronda, and Salvatierra, were highlights of our trip, perhaps because we knew nothing about them. Sadly, we reserved only one night at the lovely guesthouse, when we would have preferred 2 or 3 nights. It is really a special place, in an old building which the young couple who own it have beautifully restored, with comfortable rooms, a large garden, a pool, with a great breakfast to start the day. Our room was spacious with a lovely, large bathroom, and a covered balcony where you could sit and gaze out over the countryside. Staying for 3 days in such an interesting and lovely place, with 2 national parks nearby, affords the opportunity to do some hiking as well as to visit the nearby white villages. Not to be missed in Ronda are the Arab baths and an amazing and beautiful gorge dividing the town. Gordon, one of the owners, offered several suggestions of restaurants where we could find good, and Alicia, his partner, provided history and information, in addition to a delicious breakfast. They are a lovely and interesting couple and meeting them and staying in their lovely home was one of the highlights of our trip.

Nothing, we were just sorry that we had only booked for one night. Had we known what a gem it and Ronda were, we would booked for longer.

There're 3 rooms in the guesthouse. We saw 2 of them and could choose. We took the room with the terrace and the nice view and this is definitely the best one. The other one under the roof has very small windows so the choice was quickly made. Very comfortable bed, clean and cozy room and big bathroom with shower and bath. Alicia & Gordon, the hosts, are very friendly and give plenty of information and are available for any question. The B&B is very well located in the old center of Ronda. Breakfast was included in the price and was nice.

I forgot to tell our hosts because if I had so , they certainly would have taken immediately action. Just a little remark on the towels. We got each a very big one and a very tiny one. The tiny one (just big enough to dry your hands) wasn't very useful so a medium and a big towel would have been perfect.

Stayed here with the wife, my brother, and his wife. We all absolutely loved this place. Just the wife and I stayed in Ronda last year in a hotel overlooking the gorge and bridge, but payed more than twice the price of this guest house. It has a real homely feel, lots of interesting nooks and crannies throughout, ornaments, books, pictures etc everywhere. An honesty fridge with beer, wine, soft drinks and snacks, a pool that was bigger than it looks in the pictures on here, and a lovely garden where an ample breakfast was served by the brilliant owner Gordon. The garden even has private access to an old Moorish watchtower that's been there for many hundreds of years. The room with the balcony is well worth it and has stunning views across the landscape. Watched the moon rise, and the sun rise. What a fab two night stay and would definitely return :) A+++

Street parking is residents only so you'll have to find elsewhere to park. Fine to stop for half an hour though to unload etc. Don't let that put you off though.

The room has a breath taking view. The house has actually 3 rooms and we’ve got the room with the balcony and a fantastic view. We also had our own private bathroom with a tub. The whole house was made with love. It’s just so wonderful! There is a garden with a pool and also a place where you can just sit and enjoy the great view! The best part is the host - Alice! She took great care of the house and her guests. She even provide us a map with her personal touch of favorite places, great local restaurants and the route how to get through the best sites. Thank you Alice!

Nothing! It’s just amazing!

We really enjoyed ourselves in this very charming guesthouse! The location is perfect, we could walk anywhere. The view is to die for, and the little backyard with a swimming pool was very good and the heat of the day. The host are really friendly, eager to give good tips on where to go, what to see and where to eat. The breakfast is made with love, consisting of fresh, local ingredients and specialties. We highly recommend this lovely place.

I had a lovely room with a spectacular view of a Roman wall and the adjacent countryside from my bathroom window. I was able to view this area on foot nearby the street where I was staying. The host and hostess were fantastic and I loved the breakfast times with lovely conversations.

Maybe someday put in an elevator for older people like me but in the meantime, continue to assist with luggage up and down the staircase. The hotel layout is very steep. But that's due to the architecture of the building and the intimacy of the historical setting.

A beautiful, comfortable and relaxing house, which felt more like a home from home than simply a B&B. Gordon and Alicia (and baby Archie) were incredibly welcoming and kind, with lots of great suggestions for places to see, eat, and walk in the area. I stayed in the room at the top of the house, which I found lovely and cozy, with a very comfortable bed. It was wonderfully peaceful for a good night's sleep. If you are tall (I am not) then you may want to request one of the equally lovely other two rooms on the middle floor. It was a treat to be able to relax in the sitting room downstairs - also very comfortable - and breakfast was delicious, with local meats and cheeses.

I can't think of anything to improve: this is perfect.

This B&B is in the perfect position to explore the dramatic town of Ronda. Just a few minutes walk from the New Bridge and other view points to take in the breath-taking scenery. Our hosts were very informative about the town and recommendations for places to eat and nothing was too much trouble. The accommodation is very interesting to look round and it is furnished to a high specification. We had the room with the terrace and this just added to the experience with stunning views and a lovely place to relax with a drink. Highly recommended.

You need to research parking options before you go. We did and found free parking which was a 15 minute walk from B&B. Paid parking is available nearer.