Holiday rentals with wheelchair access in Spain
72 properties with wheelchair access in Spain. Photos, amenities and availability to compare before booking.
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Modern apartment in Donostia, 75 m² with jacuzzi.
Donostia-San Sebastian, Basque Country
Spacious Apartment in Valencia with Sea View - 160 sqm
Valencia, Valencian Community
Elegant Villa in Algar with Private Pool
Cádiz, Andalusia
Spacious Apartment in Zamora Centre with Terrace
Zamora, Castile and León
Comfortable Apartment in Alicante, 78 m² with City View
Alicante, Valencian Community
Apartment Miami Platja 80 m² Pool
Miami Platja, Catalonia
Modern apartment with jacuzzi and city view, Almería, 80 m²
Almería, Andalusia
Family House near Otañes with Mountain View
Cantabria, Cantabria
Elegant Villa in Tui with Private Pool
Pontevedra, Galicia
Comfortable House in Quintanilla
Quintanilla del Agua, Castile and León
Spacious Villa with Pool near the Beach in Alicante
La Marina, Valencian Community
Spacious House in Hornos with Mountain View
Hornos, Andalusia
Spain can be explored from the Andalusian south to the beaches of the Costa Blanca, from the lanes of Barcelona to the volcanoes of the Canary Islands. Between Moorish heritage, tapas and coastal hikes, the country has enough to fill a week-long stay or a month-long one. Our villas, houses and apartments cover these hugely varied regions.
What people come here to do
In Andalusia, you can visit the Alhambra in Granada, the Mezquita in Córdoba and the Giralda in Seville, before heading to the beaches of the Costa del Sol. Catalonia blends the Sagrada Família and Barcelona's Gothic Quarter with the coves of the Costa Brava, over near Cadaqués. In Valencia, the City of Arts and Sciences sits alongside the paellas of the Ruzafa district and the rice paddies of the Albufera.
The Canary Islands call for hiking on Teide in Tenerife, the dunes of Maspalomas in Gran Canaria and the beaches of Fuerteventura, which are enjoyable all year round. In Galicia, you can walk the final kilometres of the Camino de Santiago and savour the seafood of the Rías Baixas. Having a kitchen makes trips back from the market easy, a real plus for families.
Where to set down your bags
Andalusia remains our best-served region, ideal for combining cities of art with the coast. Catalonia suits extended city stays paired with a getaway to the coast, while Valencia and the Murcia region are all about sun and beaches.
For nature, head to green and lush Galicia or to the Canaries and their volcanic landscapes. Inland, Castile and León (Salamanca, Segovia) and Castilla-La Mancha offer villages and fortresses away from the crowds. Depending on the area, you can choose a villa with a pool among friends or an apartment in the town centre.
What to see – Spain
- Alhambra of GranadaThis 13th-century Nasrid palace and garden complex features courtyards with fountains and finely carved stucco decoration.
- Sagrada FamíliaThis unfinished Gaudí basilica in Barcelona has sculpted facades and stained-glass windows that bathe the nave in color.
- Mezquita of CórdobaThis former great mosque has hundreds of columns and two-toned arches, with a cathedral built into its center.
- Mount TeideThis volcano on Tenerife rises to 3,718 meters and is accessible by cable car and trails through a mineral landscape.
- City of Arts and SciencesThis modern architectural complex in Valencia includes an aquarium, a planetarium, and a science museum.
Frequently asked questions
How many rentals do you offer in Spain and what types?
We offer 72 rentals in Spain, spread across 34 apartments, 18 houses, 17 villas. The selection covers Andalusia, the Canary Islands, Catalonia, and Valencia, both in cities and by the sea. You’ll find city-center apartments as well as villas ideal for a trip with friends or family.
Are the properties well rated by travelers?
Rated properties show an average of 4.6 out of 5, based on 48 published reviews. This sample remains limited, so be sure to read the comments on each listing. The descriptions detail amenities, capacity, and location so you can choose without surprises before booking.
How do you get to the different regions of Spain?
Major airports serve the whole country: Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Valencia, Alicante, plus Tenerife and Gran Canaria in the Canary Islands. The high-speed AVE network connects Madrid to Seville, Barcelona, and Valencia in just a few hours. Along the coasts and inland, a car remains useful for reaching coves and remote villages.
What's the best time to go?
Spring and fall suit the Andalusian cities, where July and August get very hot inland. The Mediterranean coasts are best enjoyed from May to September. The Canary Islands stay mild year-round, around 20 to 25°C. Galicia is cooler and wetter, pleasant in summer.
Which region should I choose for my trip?
To combine art cities and beaches, Andalusia remains the best-equipped option. Catalonia suits city trips to Barcelona with a getaway to the Costa Brava. Valencia and Murcia are ideal for sun and coastline. For nature, head to green Galicia or the volcanic landscapes of the Canary Islands.
Can you accommodate a large group and avoid the summer heat?
Some villas can host up to 30 people, suited for group or family trips. For the Andalusian or Mediterranean summer, 315 properties are air-conditioned and 307 have a pool. Use the filters to narrow down by capacity and desired amenities.