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Season accomodation-Andorra, what's included?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

We are planning to spend approximately 10-12 weeks in Andorra this coming season, we are currently awaiting information from a couple of letting agents, but don't know what is usually included in the rent, is electricity etc extra. We are trying to plan how much money to budget.

Does anyone have any experience of season let's in Andorra, is there anything else we need to budget for?

Any advice would be welcome.

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

@Jja, generally utility bills aren't included in the rent of long term bookings.

It is fairer to both you and the owner if the charges are based on your actual usage.

Where the utilities are included in the rent the owner will have estimated what they will come to and then add them to the income they want from the rent.

They will always over estimate to protect themselves and therefore over charge you, but that's the "cost" for them taking the "risk" on what you actually use!

If you budget for €50/100 per month per bedroom then you should be well covered and not get a nasty shock!!
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