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The only "differential" accommodation in Spain are the " Paradores Nacionales " (literally "public inns" or "public hotels"). These are a kind of luxury hotels that are property of the Spanish Government and are established in public interest locations. These are not comparable with B&B or "gites" in the fact, these are not-very-expensive luxury hotels instead of cheap guesthouses. Also, the fact that the property is public (government) instead of private makes a big difference. The closest concept to B&B, "gites" or "agriturismo" in Spain are " casas rurales " (rural houses). These are a kind of accommodation that consists in a full house or room that you rent and which are located in a...
Full answer by Ivan: https://travel.stackexchange.com/a/44671 (CC BY-SA 3.0).
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