Overall Ratings & Reviews La Casa del Maestro

Good point: nice property with nice staff, Bad point no key to the room, entry with stay app

Staff were great and so friendly and helpful. Roof terrace was great to have.

Cozi, Clean, Nice hotel

Ok facility-typical Europe-small rooms with old fixtures-GREAT staff-friendly and helpful

Very unique fun property with great friendly staff. Breakfast was WONDERFUL!!! There is no elevator but I'm older and it wasn't a problem. Terrace rooftop was perfect for drinking wine after a long day of walking and touring this beautiful city.

We stayed two nights at the Casa del Maestro. It had a wonderful, old world vibe with excellent service and a very nice breakfast. Rita at the front desk was amazing. She told us everything we needed to know about the hotel and found us a very nice restaurant. The only negative was that I had to take a quasi heavy bag up 4 flights of stairs. If any of Hotels.com members are mobility challenge try to reserve a room on one of the lower floors. Again, this is a nice hotel with excellent staff.

Very helpful and welcoming staff. Upon my checkin, I was given a map and tips for where to go/what to see and how to get around. The breakfast is complete and delicious. The rooftop terrace was a lovely place to start and end my days. The location is convenient for sightseeing and close to many local eateries and shops.

Incredibly charming boutique hotel with great service. Had a lovely stay.

Well located and functional hotel in the start of the old city centre. Room slightly small though the bathroom is large enough. As usual in Andalucia the walls are too thin and you can hear too much of your neighbours

Everyone working at the hotel went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. Lovely charming hotel … Great location .

Historical association with flamenco, picturesque. Unfortunately due to Covid plus lack of tourism, limited cafe service and no musical performances scheduled.

Great place for special service and dedicated hospitality not like regular chains very typical. But with all comfortable things required. Most important was the people is so friendly that you feel like at home and the hotel is really nice. 5 stars.

Wonderful, friendly service from this charming boutique hotel set in a tiny street. A pleasant room, sunny balcony, very good shower (rain shower overhead and hand-held), plenty of hot water and electric points and surprisingly quiet. Excellent breakfast in a pretty ground floor room from yet more helpful and friendly staff. Would not hesitate to recommend it. I was on the third floor and I didn’t see a lift so perhaps be aware of that or check.

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.