SES.Hospedajes
Spain's national guest registration system, run by the Ministry of the Interior. These pages cover what it is, what it asks of you, and how the reporting works in practice.
- What is SES.Hospedajes?Who runs it, what it asks of you, and the three different registrations people constantly mix up.
- Royal Decree 933/2021, in plain EnglishThe whole law, article by article, in everyday English — with the Spanish original linked so you can check it yourself.
- The NRA is gone. Guest registration is not.The court struck down the rental registry, not guest registration. Two different systems, and only one of them ended.
- The EU has challenged Spain's guest-data rulesWhat the Commission has actually objected to, what stage it has reached, and why none of it changes what you must do this week.
- The two 24-hour deadlinesOne clock starts when the booking is made. A second starts when the guests arrive. Cancellations count too.
- The fines — what they actually areTwo bands, both from the Public Safety Act. Why the €100,000 and €600,000 figures in circulation are wrong.
- You've registered the property. Now where do the guests go?The step almost nobody explains — and what those credentials you were emailed are actually for.
- When something changes after you've filedExtra guests, wrong details, split arrivals and cancellations — what to do once a report has already gone.
- When a submission is rejectedThe checklist to work through, what "NIF required" actually means, and why guessing your way past an error is the worst option.
Being written next: registering your property, and what each error message means.
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