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Although it isn’t an official hostel or even aimed at backpackers, the price doesn’t get any better than this. The airy rooms have balconies facing the square. You can stroll along the sandy beaches or wander around the shops of this old and still authentic fishing village.

Bright, clean, family-run and friendly, this old-fashioned place offers basic comfort. As with all of the cheaper accommodations in Ronda, it’s in the newer part of town, but it’s a rewarding walk over the Puente Nuevo to get to the historic old part.

Double rooms, some with adjoining bath, a pool, and lots of recreational options make this an excellent find. It’s just north of the lovely old quarter, where you can see the real Marbella and not just the glitz. Walk through it to get to the beach and the port.

Friendly and delightful, as well as excellent value. Stained-glass windows on the first floor and a patio with Moorish touches add to the grace. Book ahead.

Modern double rooms and a sun-terrace make this an acceptable option. Although it is not particularly near to the centre, it’s well connected by public transport.

Located near the top of the ski station, with rooms holding two to six, ideal for skiers in the winter or trekkers in the summer. They will also rent skis and other equipment.

Here you’ll find four-person cabins with private bathroom, as well a campsite. It’s handy for the beach, there’s a TV room, dining room and various sports facilities.

Camping and bungalows are available here. It’s a chance to take beautiful walks or horse-ride in the countryside around Ronda.

This campsite offers a shady area for tents, trailers and RV hookups, as well as apartments. The area is known for its Cuevas de Ardales, containing Paleolithic paintings and carvings.

One of the most convenient camping choices in the region. There are big, clean bathrooms, a pool and a laundry.