How many apartments are there in Spain?

We can currently book 886 across 21 destinations in Spain, starting from €43 per night for two adults.

Which destination in Spain has the most?

Seville, with 93 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels.

Apartments in Spain

886 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels across 21 destinations in Spain, from € 43 per night for two adults.

Live prices, sampled for a two-night stay a month ahead.

Apartments in Spain at a glance

We track 886 properties self-catering apartments and aparthotels across 21 destinations in Spain. Seville has the most with 93; Tenerife has the lowest starting price at € 43 a night. Typical prices across the country run from € 81 to € 296 depending on where you go, which is a wider gap than most travellers expect within one country. Staying in San Sebastian costs about 3.7 times what Cordoba does for the same kind of property, so if your plans are flexible the destination matters more than the hotel.

Destination	Properties	From / night	Typical
Seville	93	from € 64	€ 107
Toledo	86	from € 74	€ 113
Malaga	63	from € 87	€ 120
Granada	62	from € 62	€ 89
Ibiza	56	from € 102	€ 171
Valencia	52	from € 86	€ 143
Madrid	46	from € 106	€ 139
San Sebastian	45	from € 104	€ 296
Gran Canaria	40	from € 72	€ 127
Lanzarote	39	from € 76	€ 137
Cordoba	39	from € 54	€ 81
Tenerife	37	from € 43	€ 93
Menorca	34	from € 68	€ 90
Alicante	33	from € 77	€ 139
Palma	31	from € 76	€ 150
Barcelona	28	from € 107	€ 159
Benidorm	28	from € 70	€ 106
Santiago de Compostela	27	from € 67	€ 113
Bilbao	23	from € 99	€ 190
Marbella	19	from € 78	€ 155
Fuerteventura	5	from € 70	€ 85

What to look for in apartments in Spain

Self-contained places with a kitchen, usually rented by the night like a hotel but run differently. The trade is space and independence against services: there is often no daily cleaning, no breakfast, and no one at a desk at midnight. For stays beyond a few nights, being able to cook and do laundry changes the cost of the trip.

Before you book, check

How check-in works. Key boxes and self check-in are common, and they need a working phone and clear instructions.
Whether cleaning and linen are charged separately, which is normal and can be substantial on a short stay.
Which floor it is on and whether there is a lift.
Whether the kitchen is a real kitchen or a hob and a kettle.

The thing people get caught by

Several cities now restrict short-term rentals and require a registration number. Properties operating without one do get shut down, occasionally between your booking and your arrival. Booking through a platform that handles the payment gives you somewhere to turn if that happens.

Worth it for: Stays of four nights or more, families, groups, and anyone who wants to eat in occasionally.