The best Airbnbs in Spain that you can stay this summer – and how you can tell if your holiday is legal
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This week, SpainOrdered Ministry of Consumer Affairs Airbnb To remove more than 65,000 holiday homes from his platform as part of a performance against illegal offers.
Spain ordered the online vacation, gigantically removed the entries on Monday, with Pablo Bustinduy, the Minister of Consumer Rights of Spain, and said: ‘No more apologies. Enough when protecting those who make a company outside the right to housing in our country. ‘
The minister said his goal was to put an end to the ‘lack of control’ and ‘illegality’ in the holiday rental industry – the country is currently confronted with a housing crisis because the construction has not kept up.
The worst affected destinations seem to be cities, including tourist hotspots Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga; The latter has left 85 percent of the flats in their historic center to tourism.
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The good news is that there are still many properties throughout Spain – including the Balearics and the Canary Islands – listed on the Airbnb website that are and do completely legal have the required registration.
How can you tell? Look for the required eight digit ‘registration number’ – consisting of letters and numbers – on offers.
Tourists can find the code at the bottom of the page entitled ‘About this space’, which usually appears in a ‘Gray -Box’ Gray Show at the end of the first description of the property – if you can’t see it, it is likely that the Let Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls is required.
Although many of Spain’s holiday poles are threatened by harder legislation that requires them to be registered, there are plenty of Airbnb that have that crucial registration number (shown: Cala d’Hort Beach in Ibiza)
Here is a selection of Spanish properties that all have registration numbers on their pages … So what are you waiting for? Vamos!
Mallorca
Villa Sylvia costs £ 438 per night at the height of the summer holidays, and sleeps six people
This rustic villa with three beds with a swimming pool is located in beautiful Pollença, on the northeastern coast of Mallorca.
Six guests sleep, there are two bathrooms and a large covered terrace for Al Fesco Dining – Visitors can pick up joys on the weekly food market in Pollença.
Other highlights in the neighborhood? Puerto Pollença, only a few miles east, has carefully wavy gold sand that is perfect for families with younger children.
Book it: From £ 438 per night, based on departure of Augustus
Menorca
Close to Mahon’s Menorcan City, Ses Milans Villas Tien is sleeping and has its own swimming pool
Stylish interiors – and wi -fi and air con – make it a perfect summer residence for large groups
Sleep ten, this huge villa is in the countryside of splendor close to the second city of Mahon by Menorca. There are five bedrooms, an outdoor bar, swimming pool and beautiful beaches nearby.
Inside there are stylish Gedempte Blauwe Interieurs, with all Mod-Fi, a built-in sink bar and Air Con.
Book it: From £ 545 per night, with a minimum stay of five nights required
Ibiza
In the quieter north of Ibiza it is one – bed in the beautiful countryside – but has great beaches nearby
Fancy a rustic bolt hole only for two on the white island? The retreat of this pair with one bed is in Can Surya, in the northern part of Ibiza.
Nearby beaches include Benirras or Puerto de Sant Miquel and Rust is guaranteed.
A former guest described it as ‘one of the best Airbnbs I have stayed in my many years of travel’.
Book it: From £ 259 per night
BARCELONA
Maintained boutique next to Rambla
In the middle of the action in the heart of Barcelona, this service apartment sleeps six in three bedrooms
The registration number on this beautiful apartment is at the front and in the middle of the list and offers reassurance that this Barcelona holiday is watching is legitimate.
The apartment of the period sleeps six in three bedrooms, each with a bathroom – even better, the most famous shopping street in Barcelona is just outside.
Book it: From £ 364 per night in high season
San Sebastian
Natural light flours in La Concha, who overlooks the easy beach of San Sebastian
This elegant property with two beds in the most famous foodiestad in Spain, just 15 miles from the French border in the north of the country, has the view of the victory of the Crescent Bay.
Sleep four, there are daring modern works of art on the walls and a clear and airy island kitchen in the offing too.
A stay in Donostia – as the city is known to the local population – comes with gastronomic eateries in abundance, including the famous PintXo of San Seb, the refined view of the Basque region on Tapas.
Book it: From £ 501 per night
Canary Islands
Tenerife
A statement Fire-Pit frame this stylish retreat with one villa for four and one by two and is located on a farm close to the Teide National Park
Only ten minutes’ drive from Tenerife’s alien Teide National Park, Finca La Mandarina is far from the crazy crowd and has an assessment score of 4.99.
Sleep six guests in three bedrooms, this white -washed modern building is located on a 3000 m2 farm.
There is a large villa, who sleeps four and one more sleeps – so ideal for grandparents who want to travel on an outing.
Book it: From £ 242 per night
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