Enrique's place had the most comfy beds, which is divine to find away from home!
The night we checked in there was a bullfight that night. You can see the matadors in all their finery coming up the lane to the entrance. You are in direct line to see onto the second floor of the bullring, even though it's on the outside of the bullring, you can see everyone dressed up and going in.
It's directly across the street from a lively restaurant, and you can hear the convivial chatter, and as another reviewer noted, this really adds to the atmosphere. (This does die down pretty early on in the night, you don't hear much of anything after 11 or 12.) The birds twitter and chirp so merrily and something about being in Spain, it all sounds...so right, like everything is connected to each other.
Enrique is a great host. He has his check-in routine all dialed in. He'll bring out a map, orient you to the city, mark off the must-see areas and attractions. Then he'll ask you, what else? As in, what do you want to do, see, tell me, and I will give you the answer. Be ready! He has all the answers and you want to know them, so ask away.
Enrique was so kind to our 10 year old daughter, she was upset she couldn't come to an 18 and over show one evening and he went out of his way to get us great seats to the flamenco show to cheer her up. Casa de la Guitarra was authentic, it was amazing. I get chills remembering it, so good.
He's got the ins on the heart of this super cool city. His apartment is an excellent value. If you have little issues, he will set them right. Sometimes if it's not urgent, it can take a moment for him to get back to you. Of his own initiative, Enrique will contact you through your visit to make sure everything is okay, and do you need anything. Highly recommend.