This week, SpainSe Ministry of Consumer Affairs ordered Airbnb To remove more than 65,000 holiday homes from its platform as part of an illegal lists.
Spain ordered the online holiday to remove Giant on Monday to remove the lists on Monday, with consumer rights minister Pablo Bustinduy, saying: ‘No more excuses. Enough to protect those who protect a business from the right to housing in our country. ‘
The minister said his purpose was to end the ‘lack of control’ and ‘illegality’ during the holidays – the country is currently facing a housing crisis, as the construction does not keep up with the demand.
The worst affected destinations appear to be cities, including tourist -Hotspots Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga; The latter has 85 percent of the apartments in its historic center linked to tourism.
Where does the move leave your summer plans as your On the way to Britain’s favorite holiday destination??
The good news is that there are still many properties across Spain – including the Balearics and the Canary Islands – on Airbnb’s website that is completely legal and doing have the required registration.
How can you tell it? Search the required eight -digit ‘Registration Number’ – consisting of letters and numbers – on lists.
Tourists can find the code at the bottom of the page with the title ‘About this space’, which usually appears in a ‘display more’ gray box at the end of the initial description of the property – if you can’t see it, it’s likely that the Let Falls of Spain’s requirements are.
Although much of Spain’s holiday can be threatened by more difficult legislation that requires them to be registered, there is a lot on Airbnb that has that important registration number (Photo: Cala d’Hort Beach in Ibiza)
Here are a variety of Spanish properties that all have registration numbers on their pages … What are you waiting for? Vamos!
Mallorca
Villa Sylvia costs £ 438 a night in the height of the summer holidays and sleeps six people
This rustic villa with three beds with a pool sits in a beautiful pollen, on the northern East Coast of Mallorca.
There are two bathrooms and a large covered terrace for Al Fresco places to sleep – visitors can pick up treats at the weekly food market in Pollença.
Other highlights in the area? Puerto Pollença, just a few kilometers east, has gently sloping golden sand that is perfect for families with younger children.
Discuss this: From £ 438 per night based on August
Minor
Six Milans Villas, near the Menorcan city of Mahon, sleeps ten and has its own pool
Stylish interiors – and Wi -fi and Air con – make it a perfect summer accommodation for large groups
This big villa sleeps ten, sits in the rural beauty near Menorca’s second city of Mahon. There are five bedrooms, an outdoor bar, pool and beautiful beaches in the area.
Inside, there are stylish muted blue interiors, with all fashion sides, including Wi-Fi, a built-in zinc bar and air connection.
Discuss this: Of £ 545 per night, with a minimum of five nights required
Ibiza
In the quieter north of ibiza, this one bed sits on a beautiful countryside – but has wonderful beaches in the area
Lust for a rustic bolt hole just for two on the white island? This one-bed couple’s haven sits in Can Surya, in the northern part of Ibiza.
Near beaches include Benirras or Puerto de Sant Miquel and the tranquility is guaranteed.
One former guest described it as “one of the best airbnbs I stayed in my years of travel”.
Discuss this: From £ 259 per night
Barcelona
Serviced boutique next to rampla
In the thickness of the action in Barcelona’s heart, this apartment sleeps with six in three bedrooms
The registration number in this beautiful apartment is before and in the listing, and provides the assurance that this Barcelona holiday is legit.
The period apartment sleeps six in three bedrooms, each with a bathroom – even better, the most famous shopping in Barcelona is just outside.
Discuss this: Of £ 364 per night in the high season
San Sebastian
Natural light flooded in La Concha, which overlooks San Sebastian’s easy-to-the-eye beach
This elegant property with two beds in Spain’s most famous Foodie city, just 15 kilometers from the French border in the country’s north, boasts views of the desired Crescent Bay.
Sleeps four, there are daring modern works of art against the walls and a bright and airy island kitchen also in the start.
A stay in Donostia – as the city is known to the residents – comes with gourmet opportunities in abundance, including San BEE’s famous Pintxo, the refined tapas of the Basque region.
Discuss this: From £ 501 per night
Canary islands
Tenderife
A statement fire-pit frame this stylish haven that one villa has for four and one for two and sits on a farm near the Teide National Park
Finca La Mandarina is just a ten minute drive from Tenerife’s Otherworldly Teide National Park, and is far from the Madding crowd and has a 4,99 judging point.
This white crop modern property sleeps six guests in three bedrooms.
There is one big villa, sleeps four, and another sleeps two – so ideal for grandparents who want to travel on a family getaway.
Discuss this: From £ 242 per night
