El autumn brings temperature changes, higher humidity, and shorter days. For tourist apartment owners, it’s the right time to prepare and prevent issues that could cause discomfort for guests during the winter season. A brief check now can spare you complaints, unexpected expenses, and—most importantly—ensure your guests enjoy a safer, more comfortable stay. Below, you’ll find a list of useful aspects to review, designed specifically for tourist apartments.
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Fight against illegal rentals: Platform for reporting unlicensed accommodation
The illegal rental market remains one of the main issues affecting the tourism sector in the city of Barcelona. While many property owners comply with current regulations and manage their licensed apartments properly, there are still some accommodations operating outside the law. This unfair practice not only harms those who follow the rules but also negatively impacts the quality of tourism and coexistence within local communities. Furthermore, illegal rentals put tourists’ safety at risk as they do not meet the required safety and quality standards set by law. In light of this issue, it is essential to raise awareness about the importance of regularising the sector and to encourage a…
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7 Tips to Make Your Flat Look Brighter and More Modern
Many property owners don’t realize it, but the brightness of a holiday apartment can make the difference between a confirmed booking or a guest who keeps looking. A dark flat can cause several issues: spaces feel smaller and less inviting, listing photos lose their appeal, the décor looks outdated or cluttered, and guests may feel uncomfortable or even experience eye strain. All of this directly impacts the guest experience, their overall satisfaction, and ultimately the reviews and feedback your property will receive. If you notice that your holiday apartment feels too dark and you’d like to improve its brightness without major renovations, here are 7 practical tips that will not…
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7 Details That Improve Traveller Comfort
When a traveller chooses a flat for their stay, they are looking for much more than just a simple place to sleep. Comfort becomes a decisive factor in ensuring their experience is positive and memorable. In most cases, it is not the grand luxuries that make the difference, but the small details designed for their everyday wellbeing. In this article, we share 7 effective details that enhance traveller comfort and raise the perceived quality of any flat.
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How to Make Your Flat Look Bigger: Create More Space with Mirrors and Colours
When it comes to renting an apartment, one of the first things tenants look for is space. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a small studio or a larger flat: what really matters is the feeling of spaciousness and comfort. For landlords, this means that a flat that feels bigger can rent out faster and at a higher price. In this article, we show you how to take advantage of mirrors and colours to achieve this.
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Decoration Trends for Fall 2025
The summer is coming to an end, and with it arrives fall, a time when the weather changes, we return to our routine, and even dress differently. That’s why our apartment can’t be left behind: it should also adapt to the season. Here are the decoration trends for this upcoming fall, with which you can transform your tourist apartment into a cozy and unique space, always following the latest trends.
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Cosy Kitchens: What Will Set the Trend This September
Autumn is just around the corner, bringing with it a change in the way we live at home. This September we always refresh our spaces, and when it comes to rental apartments, it’s the perfect time to give the kitchen a new look. Below, we’ll show you what will set the trends for the coming months.
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How to Reduce the Use of Plastic in your Tourist Apartment: Green Alternatives for Owners
Sometimes we simply don’t realise the excessive use of plastics we make, especially in a tourist apartment, where guest turnover is fast. If you are aware of this excessive plastic usage and want to make a change to make your tourist apartment more sustainable, here are some ideas to help you break this bad habit and contribute to helping the environment.
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How to Prevent Missed Payments Before Signing the Contract: Keys to Selecting Good Tenants
One of the main concerns for any landlord is facing missed payments by their tenant. Besides the financial loss, this situation involves lengthy procedures and a waste of time. While you can’t guarantee 100% that there will be no conflicts, you can significantly reduce the risk by applying certain filters before signing the contract. Below, we explain how to choose reliable tenants so you can rent out your property with greater peace of mind.
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How to Renovate your Tourist Apartment with a Tight Budget
Do you need to renovate your holiday apartment but have a limited budget? Whether it’s due to natural wear and tear or simply because the style feels outdated, you might be thinking of giving your rental a fresh new look. This guide offers several practical tips that you can implement whenever you feel ready to renovate your apartment without investing too much. Sometimes, all it takes is a bit of creativity and good taste to give it the facelift that will win over future guests.
