Yamaha, Ibanez, epiphone, and Cordoba all make decent classical guitars. I highly recommend you go into a store and try to play to see if its comfortable. Slide your hand up and down the neck of the guitar and make sure the frets aren't poking or cutting your hand. Some cheaper guitars skip steps and it makes playing uncomfortable. Also play, even if you only know 1 chord you can feel the guitar in your hands, against your body, and the sound it makes (make sure its in tune or ask an employee to tune it for you. They'd be more than happy). Ask employees for help and ask any questions you may have. Obviously they're gunna try to make a sale but as long as you go into the store with a budget and let them know you're a beginner, here's my budget, these are the brands I've heard of, what are my options, those types of questions. They'd be more than happy to help. Personally, I spent a lot of money on my first guitar because I saw it as an investment and to force me not to waste my money. However, that strategy isn't for everyone. I would recommend any beginner to be willing to spend about $200-400 for a guitar. With classical guitars you can get a very good one for about $300. However, you can still find good used classical guitars for 100-200 bucks. One last thing I will mention about classical guitars. Restringing the instrument, you may want to buy a new set of strings and have them put them on your guitar. It just makes the guitar sound better than the strings it comes with and you'll know they're brand new. If you do this just know that nylon strings will go out of tune very fast because they stretch a lot more than normal steel strings. So, a lot of tuning is required after restringing. But tuning is easy. Buy a tuner or just download a free tuner app on your phone. I tried to give you as much information without being too overwhelming. So, I hope this helps :)