This hotel is in the middle of town and within easy reach of all of Ronda's sights and restaurants.

The front desk (owner I think) is very helpful and friendly. Although he doesn't speak fluent English but we were able to communicate with my basic Spanish and his basic English and he was able to help us with our questions about Ronda.

The room was clean and very large for a 2 star hotel. If this hotel had more facilities, it could easily qualify for a 4 star hotel.

I stayed in a single room at Hotel San Cayetano for 2 nights in September 2009. The hotel is a nice cosy hotel located in the city center, 5 minutes walk from the bullfighting arena and the famous bridge! Furthermore only 5 minutes from the train and bus station. The reception were friendly and helpful. They were not present 24 hours, and therefore they provided me with a key to the street. The room was big and the bathroom the same. There were tv in the room, and the sheets were very soft and pleasent. Furthermore they had a very modern elevator. The last thing of importance was the fact that the rooms weren't soundprofe, so at times it was quite noisy. However it was quiet during the night! I would definately recommend this hotel, for 30 Euros per night this is more than you would expect!

The rooms in this hotel are really nice and comfy. They are renovated and it feels like a 4 stars hotel. The owner is really nice and he can give access to internet if required. We were there on a saturday night and because are room was on the street side we could here everything from the inside. The walls are thin and if was noisy for this night but the second was ok.
Ronda is a really beautiful place to visit..

The hotel wasn't anything special in and of itself. It is a basic room, with attached bathroom. The room was relatively small. We had an interior room with a window overlooking a central fire escape. The room was very clean, bed was comfy, bathroom was clean and nice. Essentially, it was a decent place to stay.

That said, the location is what takes the hotel from average to great. You are literally half a block from the main pedestrian street. You walk out your front door and you're instantly in the middle of the best part of the city. It's a great spot to explore Ronda. It's a short walk from the train/bus station, a short walk to the plaza del toros, a short walk to the gorge, parks, restaurants, shopping. You get the point.

When you stay here, you probably won't remember the hotel, but you'll remember being in the middle of the best parts of this neat little town.