Apartamento La Bola Parking

Ubicado muy cerca del centro sin estar en el bullicio. El parking está a escasos 20 metros, con plaza amplia. Estuvimos fenomenal!!

The location was excellent. Short stroll to the bridge which takes you past lovely cafes and the bull ring. Lovely apartment, very comfortable and full of amenities. An added bonus is the cafe below that sells churros. Parking was also very convenient.

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The flat was very clean and well organized. The parking was close and easy to find. The given instructions are helpful. The owner surprised us with a welcome message on the table. There is all you need in this apartment.

Some noise from neighbor and from the bed.

The location is good - close to the main shopping/eating area and also the sights of Ronda. The parking is very good. Easy to both access and exit, very close to the apartment. Self check-in with the lock box was convenient and easy. Owner/manager responded to any queries very promptly. Recommendation: Eat at Bodega Las Caballerias. Great tasty food, good service. Appears to be family run.

1. No drying rack (therefore making the washing machine somewhat redundant). There are 2 x 2m lines on the balcony at waist height. Might work if you are only washing a couple of items and it is a sunny day. I suggest the owner goes and buys a drying rack and stores it in the bedroom wardrobe. 2. No where to hang bath towels and tea towels to dry. Lots of wall space available to put up a couple of towel racks. 3. Under 'Accessibility' it states that the 'Entire unit located on ground floor'. This is incorrect. The unit is located on the 2nd floor. It can be accessed by lift or stairs part of the way, but there still another 5 stairs which must be walked up. The apartment is definitely not suitable for anyone in a wheelchair or has more than moderate mobility issues. 4. The neighbour can be quite noisy until late night/early morning. The bedroom shares a common wall with what I believe is the neighbour's lounge room. Despite my contacting the owner/manager about the noise, the reality is there is little they can, or are willing to, do about it. Their suggestion that I, a foreigner who does not speak Spanish, go and talk to the neighbour myself, at night, was neither helpful, realistic, or possibly even a safe suggestion. At a minimum, the owner/manager should have a supply of ear plugs available.