More than half of the properties (52.5%) in Spain are apartment rentals. They are the most prevalent vacation accommodations there. Additionally, the average nightly cost of apartment rentals there is $146, and the average size is 790 ft². Furthermore, if you are going in a group of 5, apartment rentals are an excellent type of accommodation in Spain, as they usually welcome this exact group size. If you are interested in another accommodation type, you could consider house rentals, which are the other most typical property type in Spain. House rentals in Spain are 1,930 ft² on average, with prices averaging $257 per night.
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Choose a filter above to find an offer fitting your criteria among all of the rentals in Spain. You can easily find a vacation rental meeting your needs in Spain if you never miss an episode of your favorite show or you can't imagine a vacation without internet, as most accommodations provide "TVs" and "internet." Three features that are not often provided are "saunas," "Jacuzzis," and "cribs."
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Vacation Rental Price Information in Spain
In the above graph, you will find information on average prices of the vacation homes & apartments in Spain. It is during a week of July (7/14 - 7/21) that you will find the highest prices for the next 12 months. The cheapest week is in January (1/12 - 1/19). Prices fall to an average of $116 per night.
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Check out the graph above to find out how many accommodations are available in Spain(in %). So far, the week with the least available rentals in Spain is in August (8/4 - 8/11). It will be easy to find a rental that suits you in a week of September (9/22 - 9/29), as 70% of the rentals are still available.
Have the perfect trip with a Spanish vacation rental
Located on the Iberian Peninsula, Spain has long been a popular vacation destination for European and international travelers. Spain vacation rentals make for a wonderful base from which to explore this stunning and diverse country. From spectacular city dwellings such as Madrid and Barcelona to the luxurious beaches of the Costa Brava, Spain offers something for every traveler. If you’re seeking something more sedate, Seville and Granada offer wonderful attractions, shopping and food without the bustle of the larger Spanish locations.
Off to sunny Spain: it couldn’t be easier
Spain is one of the most widely visited countries in Europe and so incredibly easy to access from just about anywhere. There are regular flights to the large cities such as Madrid and Barcelona all year round. Flights to airports such as Malaga, and other beach destinations, are less habitual in the winter. Though this does mean you can often get some great out of season deals.
Every airport is served with extensive public transportation. Some Spain vacation homes which are in more rural areas are best reached by hire car. Even if it's possible to get there via transportation, if you’re staying in a more secluded part of the country a car is the optimal way to explore the region at your convenience.
Spanish food and drink: a gastronomical paradise
From the cities to country retreats, no matter where you have decided to book your Spain vacation rentals, the food is an unequivocal delight. The most famous dish is Paella, a dish made with seafood and rice. Though delicious all over Spain, the closer you are to the coast, the fresher the dish will be. The Spanish omelette, known as tortilla, is another menu must; though the term omelette drastically underrates the dish. Made with eggs, onion and potato, the dish is cooked until firm and served in slices; more akin to what we would consider a quiche.
Food is comparatively cheap in Spain, and the wine is even cheaper. So whether you choose to dine out or cook in your vacation rental in Spain, food should be an integral and inexpensive part of your adventure.
Spanish weather: a constant delight
Spain’s Mediterranean climate is temperate and predictable but does vary wildly depending where in the country you choose to visit. Southern provinces, especially those located in Andalusia, offer moderate temperatures even in winter. You can expect six hours of sunshine and an average temperature of eleven degrees Celsius even in the coldest months of December and January.
Summer sees the temperature rise across the entirety of Spain. Expect the mercury to hit the mid 30°C in the hotter months, and where better to be when it does than relaxing on the white Mediterranean beaches with Spain vacation rentals?
Spanish attractions: you’ll never get bored
If cultural sights and historical attractions are on the agenda when you hire your Spain vacation rental, then you won’t be disappointed. Barcelona boasts the impressive works of Antoni Gaudí, Madrid has splendour in abundance with the Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace and Granada is one giant museum; though The Alhambra is unquestionably the highlight.
For those heading to one of the many beach locations, not only can you sunbathe, swim and relax, but many localities will boast an old town with historic streets, churches and local museums. Spain vacation homes are the perfect way to locate yourself in the heart of the action close to the plethora of sights and attractions while benefiting from all the home comforts a Spanish rental property has to offer.
Nightlife in Spain: something for everyone
Spanish nightlife isn’t all about living la vida loca, though you certainly can if you want to. All big cities have several high-profile nightclubs. Though be prepared to stay up late, the party starts after midnight and continues until the early hours. If you want to tear up the dance floor, Spain still has a vibrant nightlife scene.
The dawn of the better weather brings singles, couples and families to the many boulevards and plazas, where people dine and drink until the early hours. Food and drink are at the core of Spanish nightlife and one of the highlights of a Spain vacation rental. Especially when traveling with youngsters, you can still enjoy the delights of Spanish cuisine from the comfort of your own vacation home.
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