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Babia Backpackers
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Babia Backpackers

Calle Virgen de los Remedios 32 bajo - Hostel
Babia Backpackers offers two rooms for 4 people, wide and quite, very elegant, for the comfort of the guest, and another double private room All of them with have a view to The Tajo.
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El Refugio Hostel
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El Refugio Hostel

Calle de Cerillo Cartajima - Hostel
Botz was great - he's more than happy to take you for walks in the mountainside and is an excellent cook (he's an ex-chef; dinner/breakfast are well w
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Ronda

Ronda is a town in the mountains of the Malaga Province in Andalusia. The town's most famous feature is the bridge (Puente Nuevo) that spans the Tajo Canyon.

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El Refugio Hostel

El Refugio Hostel

El Refugio Hostel is one of the unique kind of hostels which you don't find so ofen. it's located in wery nice location surounded with beautifull nature and high mountain peaks. it's a perfect place to relax and have a nice walks in nature. the owner is wery simpatic english dude who speaks also spanish and ducth. ... more

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5

mr Black stayed here in Jun 2009

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  • Will be in Spain
    I'm going to be in Spain around one month. The main cities are Granada,Ronda,Sevilla,and Madrid. I'd like to know some local pepole there, and ask some questions in advance about how to have a good ...

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    I have the opportunity to spend 6 days at a beachfront resort in October. I have 3 choices, and can't decide where to stay. Huelva , Estepona , or Marbella ? Any idea where would be the best spot to stay? Also, I'd be interested in day trips to possibly: Sevilla, Ronda, Cordoba, Granada, and ...

  • Andalusia Spain
    Don't miss Ronda! It's a gorgeous city in the mountains, split in two by a huge chasm. It's breathtaking - I highly recommend it if you get a day free. ...

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