La Casa del Maestro Boutique

We booked for three nights at La Casa del Maestro. Really enjoyed our stay. A special mention to Enriqueta Rosa who gave us such a great welcome when we arrived. The hotel is in a beautiful old house located near to the Metropol Parasol ('the mushrooms'). We had a lovely room with It was spotlessly clean - a very comfortable bed - very quiet (overlooking an internal patio) and air conditioning. Being an old house there is no lift. There was a great breakfast although there were not enough tables for all the guests so sometimes people had to wait for a table to become free. We had a really fab dinner at Braxas - very close to hotel on Calle Almirante Apodaca. Our favourite place that we visited was Palacio de las Duenas (family home of the Duke of Alba) which is close to the hotel. We loved walking around the Parque Maria Louisa.

Perhaps the best hotel we stayed in in Spain, Rita at the front desk was very helpful and accommodating. Excellent room, beds, showers, and breakfasts. Spacious bathroom, fully equipped. Classic Spanish central hall adds to the charm. Great location for visiting.

I was in Seville for a football match between Spain and Scotland, and it was my first time in the city. I was doing a mini tour of Spain, starting in Bilbao and making my way to Seville via Madrid, and after staying in some nice hotels, I fell in love with this hotel as soon as I walked through the door! Really nice settings, and the staff are the best you can find! Days before they were sending me messages on whatsapp to get me prepared (download the key app they recommend beforehand to save time at check in) and when I walked through the door they could not do enough for me. 5 minutes in a taxi from the train station, and 15 to the airport. Checked in to my room in no time, and it was a lovely room..... had real vibes of a small villa or something. Nice and spacious, and AC (room got VERY warm at night). Lovely and clean. There is no keys to the hotel, as you do it via a app (wonders of modern technology!) and there is no staff beyond 8pm, so you need to to get through the front door. Hotel is ideally situated, as Seville seems to be a city that lacks any straight streets, as you seem to have to zig zag your way through the city to get to anywhere, but you are in a good location for exploring the city, and most the main attractions and the heart of the city are no more than 5-15 minutes walk away. Breakfast, while not big, really does set you up for the day ahead. My only gripe is that there was no natural light in my room, so it did mess my body clock up a little, but this was nothing, so maybe best to ask for a room with a window. All in all, one of the best hotels I have stayed in, and would have no issues with staying here again as it ticked every single box.