4.3 ★ (65 reviews on Google)
Instituto Cervantes located at 211-215 E 49th St, New York, NY 10017, USA
Visit websiteI started taking classes at the Cervantes Institute a couple of years ago, and in that time my Spanish has improved a ton, starting at the B1 level before advancing to B2 and eventually C1. Claudia Mendoza is an incredible teacher who’s very knowledgeable about a wide range of topics and is also ext
I’ve taken classes at both Instituto Cervantes and Alliance Francaise. I think the two are comparable: both of high quality. At Instituto Cervantes, I started out at B1. I got a good grounding in grammar. Better than what I obtained 20 years before at Berlitz. I’m now in C1 reading contempor
This review is long overdue. I took classes here before the pandemic and even gave them a second chance by taking a second course, after a distasteful incident. The second course stopped halfway as the pandemic kicked in, but I decided to never go back, because of what had happened before. Basicall
I've studied Spanish at Cervantes for 2 years now and have been thoroughly impressed by every single teacher out of the 5 or more that I've experienced. The curricular materials are ok, but the further ahead one moves in the curriculum, the harder the instructors have to work to supplement the mate
Very beautiful and nicely run European culture center. Had fun attending a Maltese book reading at the center. The place is located in nicely looking building and got an attractive entrance.
4.3
65 reviews
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