La Casa del Maestro

Delightful small hotel with comfortable rooms and great staff. Simple but nice breakfast in the lovely lounge. This is a great hotel if you want something small and personal and slightly outside of the normal tourist areas.

Casa Del Maestro is an incredibly charming boutique hotel in a fantastic area for shopping, drinking and eating. The rooms may feel a bit dated but it’s all part of the charm of the hotel. The staff was welcoming and friendly and attending to any of our needs. It’s a one of a king experience that feels closer to a B and B than a hotel. Maybe not for everyone but my wife and I loved it and would absolutely return.

Great hotel, nicely decorated. Very authentic, not your typical chain hotel. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Only thing to note is that there is no elevator, so if you have problems with stairs, request to be on the bottom floor. The terrace was nice to catch the sunset.

Lovely hotel. Very clean and relaxing. Staff were absolutely phenomenal

It was a cute boutique hotel in great location. Clean and comfortable. The staff were very friendly and knowledgable. It is a little noisy, can hear noise from neighboring rooms and in halls.

The staff were very helpful with booking tickets as well as helping us find a medical clinic when we needed it.

Absolute must for flamenco fans - a boutique venue chocka with art and artifacts pertaining to guitar maestro Nino Ricardo. Vaulting high ceilings and airy portico - vibrant use of space.

The noise of others coming home and light on all night through your windows made getting a good sleep was difficult The room had no outdoor window Only a minimal breakfast and no other food available.

Great boutique hotel, with pretty and cool decor inspired by Nino Ricardo (flamenco guitarist and name of the street the hotel is on), Great location, we easily walked everywhere from there. Very lovely staff and we decided to have the breakfast which was perfect. Room is a little bit small but it was fine, nice design, a good bathroom and the aircon is good.

I enjoyed the intimacy of this small hotel and the terrace overlooking the city. I also appreciated the sense of its connection to flamenco scene as a residence of "the maestro." Lovely breakfast room and service.