12,000 Euro Fine for Illegal Tourist Accommodation in Lloret de Mar

The Lloret de Mar City Council seals a property for operating without a license, imposing a significant fine for illegal commercialization.

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The Lloret de Mar City Council has initiated a sanctioning procedure with a fine of 12,000 euros against a tourist accommodation (HUT) found operating without a license on Carrer del Torrentó.

Municipal Inspection Services discovered the illegal activity through an advertisement on a real estate portal offering the property for weekly summer rentals.
During the inspection of the property, conducted jointly with Administrative Police, a guest provided information and images of their booking, which included a 14-night stay for 1,000 euros. Checks confirmed the lack of a tourist license.
This commercialization without the corresponding authorization constitutes a serious infringement under the Catalan Tourism Law, resulting in the established financial penalty.
As a precautionary measure, it has been decided to seal the property's door to prevent its continued use as tourist accommodation.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Lloret de Mar (30/09/2026)