Tourist tax in Andorra A complete guide

Nestled in the Pyrenees between France and Spain, Andorra is celebrated for its breathtaking mountain landscapes, world-class skiing, and vibrant shopping scene. In our tax guide, we provide all the essential information about Andorra’s tourist tax—including the rates, who is responsible for paying it, compliance requirements, and how to manage your obligations effortlessly.

Is there a tourist tax in Andorra?

Yes. At July 1 in 2002, a new law was introduced, implementing a national tourist tax. This “Taxa turistica” is charged to guests of 16 years and older, up to a maximum of seven nights. Thereby, there is a differentiation of the height of the tourist tax, depending on the amount of stars of the tourist accommodation. 

For tourists

Why is there a tourist tax in Andorra?

Andorra’s tourist tax funds and enhances the services and infrastructure that make your stay enjoyable. Revenue supports public amenities like parks and cultural sites, promotes tourism, ensures safety, and fosters sustainable practices. This tax helps preserve Andorra’s natural beauty and cultural heritage, keeping it a welcoming destination for millions each year.

How high is the tourist tax rate in Andorra?

These are the current applicable tax rates in Andorra in 2026. To keep the information simple and clear, we present below the available rate, shown for the high season and for adults. These rates apply to the most common types of accommodation, making it easy to compare the rates with other countries or cities, and apply per person per night. The available rate applies to stays under 8 nights; stays of 8 nights or more are charged at €0. If you have specific questions or would like more detailed information, please contact us.

Accommodation type	Andorra
3 star hotel	€1.50
3 star short-term rental	€1.50
Bed & Breakfast	€1.50
3 star camp site	€1.50

Last updated: 24 Aug 2026

Frequently asked questions from tourists

• Do I have to pay a tourist tax when staying in Andorra?

  Yes, all visitors aged 16 and older staying in paid accommodations must pay a tourist tax in Andorra. The amount varies based on the type of accommodation and is charged for up to 7 nights. The tax helps support tourism infrastructure and environmental initiatives.

• How much is the tourist tax in Andorra?

  The tourist tax ranges from €1 to €3 per person, per night, depending on the accommodation's category. For example, a stay in a five-star hotel incurs a tax of €3 per night, while a stay in lower-tier accommodations like campsites incurs a tax of €1 per night.

• Do children have to pay the tourist tax in Andorra?

  No, children under 16 years old are exempt from paying the tourist tax in Andorra. Only guests who are 16 or older must pay the tax.

• Is the tourist tax included in the price of my accommodation?

  This depends on the accommodation provider. Some may include the tourist tax in the overall price, while others might charge it separately upon arrival or during checkout. Be sure to check with your accommodation provider

• What is the tourist tax used for in Andorra?

  The tourist tax in Andorra helps fund public services, enhance tourism infrastructure, and support environmental and cultural preservation. The revenue is reinvested to ensure that Andorra remains a sustainable and attractive destination.

For hosts

Guest registration in Andorra

 All tourist accommodations in Andorra are required to maintain a guest register. This is captured in the General Law of Tourist Accommodation (Law 16/2017), and the Decret of 25 April 2018 (ROAT Regulation).

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Guest registration details in Andorra

In Andorra, all accommodation providers are required to register their guests in accordance with the Reglament del Registre d’Ocupació d’Allotjaments Turístics (ROAT). For every guest aged 16 years or older, the following information must be recorded:

• Full name
• Date of birth
• Place of birth
• Nationality
• Country of reisdence
• Dates of arrival and departure
  

Guests under 16 must also be registered, but with slightly fewer data points. All guests aged 16 and above must present a valid identity document, and accommodation providers are required to retain a copy of the document (paper or digital) for at least one year.

Submission of the guest registration to the police in Andorra

Guest data must be submitted to the Andorran Police Service through the official digital ROAT platform, either via direct entry, API, or batch file upload. The data must be transmitted within 12 hours after arrival, or immediately upon departure if the stay lasts less than 24 hours.

Storing of guest registration in Andorra

The identity documents and registration data must be retained for at least one year, in accordance with the ROAT regulation. All data must be stored in compliance with Andorran data protection laws, ensuring that personal information is securely managed and used only for lawful purposes.

Handling of tourist tax

• Remittance of tourist tax

  Accommodation providers in Andorra are responsible for collecting and remitting the tourist tax to the government. The tax is remitted on a quarterly basis, ensuring that all funds collected from guests are properly reported and transferred. Providers must keep accurate records of the amount collected for each stay and ensure timely payment to avoid penalties.

• Storing your administration for tourist tax

   Accommodation providers must keep detailed records of all tourist tax collections. This includes guest information, amounts collected, and remittance dates. The administration must comply with Andorran data protection regulations and be stored for future inspections or audits by tax authorities.

• Tourist tax when renting through an online booking platform

  When renting through platforms like Airbnb or Booking.com, accommodation providers are still responsible for collecting the tourist tax. The tax must be collected from guests upon arrival or via the platform if supported. It's the provider’s duty to ensure compliance and to remit the tax to the government periodically.

• Short-term rental registration requirements

  In Andorra, owners of short-term rental properties, known as Habitatge d’Ús Turístic (HUT), are required by law to register their properties with the official HUT Register. This registration is mandatory, and each property must be assigned a valid registration number. The registration number must be clearly displayed in all promotional materials, including online listings and advertisements.
  
  Property owners must also comply with local safety and operational standards to ensure the quality and legality of the accommodation. Failure to register or adhere to these regulations can result in fines and potential suspension of operations. This system helps maintain transparency and ensures that all tourist accommodations operate under the same legal framework.

Frequently asked questions from hosts

• Do I need to register my short-term rental property in Andorra?

  Yes, if you're offering a short-term rental, referred to as Habitatge d’Ús Turístic (HUT), you are required to register your property with the HUT Register. Once registered, you will receive a registration number, which must be displayed in all promotional materials, including online listings.

• What information do I need to collect from guests staying in my accommodation?

  The tourist tax you collect must be remitted to the Directorate of Internal Revenue. Be sure to check with them for specific remittance schedules and guidelines to ensure timely and accurate payments.

• Are there any differences in the registration process for Andorran and foreign guests?

  No, the guest registration process is the same for both Andorran and foreign guests. All guests over the age of 16 must provide identification, and their details must be submitted to the police, regardless of nationality.

• How long do I need to store the guest registration records?

  Guest data must be securely stored for the duration required by local data protection laws. While the specific retention period isn’t clearly outlined in the tourism law, it must adhere to Andorra’s general data protection regulations, which likely require storage for a few years.

• What are the penalties if I don’t register my short-term rental property?

  Failure to register your property or comply with Andorra's short-term rental regulations can result in fines and the potential suspension of your business operations. To avoid penalties, ensure that your property is properly registered, meets all operational standards, and that you have the required registration number displayed.

Trippz: the authority on tourist tax

Tourist tax is set locally and rates change without warning. Trippz tracks every change and keeps the data current, which is why travel platforms and property software, including Airbnb, Booking.com and Expedia, rely on Trippz to calculate tourist tax and register guests in every market they serve.

How Trippz stays current

Trippz checks tax rules jurisdiction by jurisdiction against official municipal and national sources. When a rate or rule changes, the update happens automatically rather than on a periodic review cycle. This is the same monitoring that travel platforms and software vendors depend on to stay accurate everywhere they operate.

One tax engine, every market

Send a location, get the applicable rate, instantly and correctly calculated. Travel platforms and property software embed this calculation directly into their own product, so every booking is taxed correctly without building or maintaining a rate engine in house. It is the same logic behind every rate on this page.

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Frequently asked questions about Trippz

• How can platforms and software vendors use Trippz?

  Trippz provides tourist tax content and a ready made calculation engine through one API. Platforms and software vendors add accurate tax calculation to their product without maintaining a rate database in house. Guest registration and authority connections are available as a separate capability for those who need it.

• How does Trippz keep tourist tax rates current?

  Trippz checks the jurisdictions it covers against official sources and updates rates automatically when a city or country changes them.

  
  

• Which countries and cities does Trippz cover?

  Trippz maintains tourist tax data across a wide range of countries and cities. See the full overview in our tourist tax guides.

• Is Trippz's data and infrastructure secure?

  Yes. Trippz is SOC1 Type 2 and SOC2 Type 2 certified and GDPR compliant, so platforms and software vendors can embed tourist tax calculation without adding security or compliance risk of their own.

• Who uses Trippz for tourist tax?

  Trippz provides tourist tax data and calculation to travel platforms and property software across Europe, including Airbnb, Booking.com and Expedia. The same infrastructure that powers stays booked through the biggest platforms in travel is available to any platform or software vendor through the API.