La Casa del Maestro
Named for the famed flamenco guitarist “Niño Ricardo” (1904–72) who lived and died in the house, this charming little hotel near Plaza de Encarnación is painted with intense, earthy colors. Lacking a restaurant or even an elevator, it is classified by the city as a one-star hotel, yet rivals many a three-star property for charm. The building is the classic three floors around a central courtyard. Rooms are snug but attractively decorated. Each is themed around one of Ricardo’s compositions. A street-level lounge provides a place to grab a coffee and hang out.
Named for the famed flamenco guitarist “Niño Ricardo” (1904–72) who lived and died in the house, this charming little hotel near Plaza de Encarnación is painted with intense, earthy colors. Lacking a restaurant or even an elevator, it is classified by the city as a one-star hotel, yet rivals many a three-star property for charm. The building is the classic three floors around a central courtyard. Rooms are snug but attractively decorated. Each is themed around one of Ricardo’s compositions. A street-level lounge provides a place to grab a coffee and hang out.
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