“19th Century family-run boutique, in the traditional district of Santa Catalina. Former home to one of Spain’s great flamenco guitar players. Andalusian style and charm make up the B&B, where bedrooms are vibrant with colour, have their own patio and the roof terrace boasts stunning views. ”
“19th Century family-run boutique, in the traditional district of Santa Catalina. Former home to one of Spain’s great flamenco guitar players. Andalusian style and charm make up the B&B, where bedrooms are vibrant with colour, have their own patio and the roof terrace boasts stunning views. ”
Hotel Review
The 19th-century home of Spanish guitar maestro Manuel Serrapí (better known as Niño Ricardo) has been converted to a hotel by his family with Andalusian style and charm, and they run it themselves. The 11 bedrooms are tastefully decorated in restful colours, with wrought-iron bedsteads and vibrant wallhangings. You can relax outside on the patio or roof terrace, from where there’s a splendid view of the Giralda. Take one of the two top-floor suites, and you get a terrace and the view all to yourselves.
Written by Leonie Glass
Recommended For
- Local exploring
- This warm family run hotel is an ideal launch pad for exploring Seville like a local with insider tips and helpful guidance.
- Value chic
- Central location, stylish rooms, spectacular chilled out roof terrace and authentic Seville vibes- at a reasonable price.
- Other Activities
- After a long days sight seeing, head up to the roof terrace and take a siesta in the loungers, or better still- hammocks!
- Great walks
- Explore the old Jewish quarter, Barrio de Santa Cruz, a treasure trove of winding narrow lanes and hidden jems.
- Close to nightlife
- Head out into the night and you are sure to stumble across a lively tapas bar that takes your fancy.
- Sights nearby
- The stunning La Casa de Pilatos palace is literally just around the corner, must see.
- Museums
- Alcázar Palace is a very informative place as well as an architectual marvel.
- Child friendly
- Babysitting services are available.
- No restaurant
- Breakfast only.
- Roof terrace
- Less £
- Artworks
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- House party feel
- Lively area
- B&B
- Antiques
- Quirky
- Retro/Vintage
- Boutique
- Disabled access
- Traditional
- Charming
- Four poster beds
- Intimate
- Romantic
- Free wifi
- Views
- Owner managed
- Lively
- Quiet
Facilities
- Parking
- Parking available nearby at EUR 20 per day.
- Child friendly
- Babysitting services are available.
- Outdoor dining
- Enjoy breakfast on the patio.
- No restaurant
- Breakfast only.
- Bar
- Honesty bar.
- Airport transfer
- Surcharge
- Library
- Car not required
- Walking distance restaurants
- Cots available
- Massage
- No pets
- Bicycle hire
- Sit-out Terrace
- Four poster beds
- Sitting Room
- Room service
- Disabled access
- Suites
- Roof terrace
- Wifi
- Free wifi
- Views
- Air conditioning
Activities
- Other Activities
- After a long days sight seeing, head up to the roof terrace and take a siesta in the loungers, or better still- hammocks!
- Great walks
- Explore the old Jewish quarter, Barrio de Santa Cruz, a treasure trove of winding narrow lanes and hidden jems.
- Close to nightlife
- Head out into the night and you are sure to stumble across a lively tapas bar that takes your fancy.
- Sights nearby
- The stunning La Casa de Pilatos palace is literally just around the corner, must see.
- Museums
- Alcázar Palace is a very informative place as well as an architectual marvel.
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Why do people love staying in your hotel? Because it is a nice, small, charming house in the centre of Seville and people feel like at home.
What is there to do in the area or on site? We are just ten minutes walking to the main historic part of Seville: the Cathedral, Alcazar, Santa Cruz.....
What kind of breakfast do you offer? We offer a continental breakfast with daily squeezed orange juice, toasted rolls, and selection of pastries, jam, cheese, cereals, yogurts and fruits.
Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? We do not have a restaurant, but we can organize anything our guests may need. The selection of restaurants close by is amazing. From the oldest tapas place in Seville : El Rinconcillo, to places like Ovejas Negras, Los Coloniales, Pan Duro, Alabardero, and others.
Which are your most popular room types, and why? Our most popular room type is the double superior. They are bigger than the standard rooms and the price´s difference is not that big.
What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? If you would like to have a nice break in Seville, come to la Casa del Maestro hotel and let us be part of your experience. We will be pleased to help you to make your stay with us unforgettable.
