Do I register a local visitor who stays one night?
Yes, anyone who stays overnight in your tourist accommodation must be registered with SES.Hospedajes, regardless of their residency, relationship to the guests, or the duration of their stay. This includes local visitors, even if they only stay for a single night.
Yes, you must register this person with SES.Hospedajes. The obligation to register applies to "all persons who stay" in tourist accommodation, regardless of whether they are paying guests, friends, family, or local residents. The law does not make exceptions based on the duration of the stay, the guest's place of residence, or their relationship to the main booking party (Real Decreto 933/2021, article 2.1).
This means that even if the person is a local resident, not part of the original booking, and only stays for one night, they are considered a "traveller or user of the accommodation service" for the purposes of the law and must be reported.
How to communicate this single-night stay
When you submit the guest details to SES.Hospedajes, you will need to include this person's information as an additional guest. You should report their arrival date as the night they stayed and their departure date as the following day. This will accurately reflect their single-night stay within the system. You have a strict 24-hour deadline from their arrival to submit their details (Real Decreto 933/2021, article 4.1).
For more information on who must be registered, you can refer to our guide on Which guests must be registered. If you need to correct a submission or add an extra person, our page on When something changes after you've filed provides further guidance.