Catégorie : Retraite

📅 Published in 2016 — Updated in June 2026
🏥 Major change: health insurance has been compulsory since 2019. Updated prices and conditions.

🌴 Retirement in Thailand in 2026

🏥 MANDATORY health insurance (since October 1, 2019)

This is THE major change. Before 2019, no insurance was required. Today: no insurance = no O-A visa.

💰 Insurance budget: 15,000 – 80,000 ฿/year depending on age and coverage.

💰 O-A visa financial conditions (unchanged)

• 🏦 Option 1: ฿800,000 in Thai bank (deposited for at least 2 months)
• 💵 Option 2: Monthly income ≥ ฿65,000/month (≈ €1,710)
• 📊 Option 3: Deposit + income combination = ฿800,000/year

🏷️ Updated cost of living — June 2026

Sources: Numbeo May 2026, SmartLifeThailand, WhereNext.

💱 In euros: Chiang Mai 660-1,315€ | Bangkok €920-1,840 | Phuket 1,050-2,100€ (rate 1€ ≈ 38฿)

🚗 Transport in 2026

• 📱 Grab (= Uber): everywhere. Motorcycle from ฿25, car from ฿60
• 🚇 BTS/MRT Bangkok: extended network (yellow + pink lines added 2023-24). 17-62 ฿/ride
• ✈️ Internal flights: AirAsia, Thai VietJet — Bangkok-Chiang Mai from ฿800

📶 Telecommunications

• 📡 5G: available Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket since 2022
• 📱 Operators: AIS, True (merged with DTAC in 2023) — unlimited from ฿300/month
• 🌐 Optical fiber: True/AIS/3BB — 200 Mbps from ฿600, 1 Gbps from ฿900/month

⬇️ Before it was like that…

To start, go as a tourist, I recommend a plane ticket on Expedia and a simple hotel room. It’s not expensive!

6 reasons to retire in Thailand plus the video:

1* The climate is hot:

With a retreat in Thailand, you are in a tropical climate. This confirms that you will have heat all year round divided into 3 periods. A dry season from January to June which is the hottest. A rainy season from July to the end of September. Depending on the year, this can continue until October. A mild season from November to January. As for temperatures, they vary little and are between 25 and 40 degrees. Thailand is a country that has more than 200 beaches and places accessible on foot, by bike, by car from land to go swimming and enjoy bays, coves, and rivers, torrents or streams.

ADVICE: From a medical point of view, a general practitioner reminds you that you must make sure you can tolerate such heat. With age, people who were not sensitive to heat can become so. I advise you to do long immersions of 1 to 2 months as a simple tourist to start.  I think that at 60 you should not overestimate your strength and take care of yourself before you start. I saw Europeans of this age fainting in the streets of Bangkok during the hot season between March and May.

2 * Leisure activities for retirees in Thailand:

For your retirement in Thailand, the country is visually rich. A diversity that makes us fall in love with the country when we come there for the first time.  Your weeks will pass by at the pace of walks.  Organized hikes in the forest in the form of treks in search of fauna and flora in the north of the country. Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai are magnificent cities to see and not far from Laos. From the north, you can easily reach the capital of Laos: Vientiane.

Visit the islands of Thailand, and board the sublime beaches for you. Take a boat from the Surat region and visit Ko Samui, one of the islands best known to lovers. If you are retired single, go and reunite with your youth in Ko Phangan for a visit to the most festive island in Thailand and the world.  You can also take a boat and go on a sea adventure along the coast, or rent a motorbike and prepare a road trip on the roads of Thailand.

Be careful on the roads, as encountering elephants is common. They cross the road, and keep in mind that you are at their house. It is therefore wiser to stay away if this happens to you and to turn off the engine so as not to attract attention or not to honk your horn. Thailand has nothing to do with the weekends you spent in France, because winter no longer exists and you will learn to spend all your time outside of your home.

3* Good infrastructure in Thailand:

Many airlines operate daily internal flights. Connections provided by several low-cost airlines to Phuket, Ko Samui, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Krabi and Air Asia. The choice of public transport is wide. The train is also a typical and authentic way to discover the country because the wagons are old. You’ll feel like you’re back in the 70s, but it’s worth the occasional night trip. Tuk-tuks are also a typical choice to make at least once if you want to feel like you’re on an adventure. However, I recommend “Meters” taxis because they are more honest and will not try to take you to a clothing store in exchange for a fuel coupon.

For your retirement in Thailand, on the telecommunications side it is high speed. In large cities, I have not noticed any problem sending SMS, MMS, or even an email or even making a video chat from your smartphone. All the applications work in Thailand, I tested messenger, Facebook, Facetime, Skype, or even what’s app and also the one for dating like Tinder. Sim cards are not expensive and are between 300 and 600 baht. Duration ranges from one week to one month. You can buy them at airports, skytrain stations, or even in supermarkets across the country.

In some remote areas, you will no longer have internet, but you can make a call in the middle of the jungle. In the mountain villages, I noticed in the Chiang Mai region that this was possible at times. The villagers have a rudimentary lifestyle but not without their smartphone, which is what made me smile after spending a few nights there.

4* Buddhist Culture and “zenitude”

Thailand is a country that is beyond our time and our benchmarks. You will have to relearn what you have learned, observe before speaking, listen before acting. The rules are the same for all Thais but not for you. You will never be Thai even after 20 years of living in the country. Retired “Farang” you are and will remain, but you will be well received if you respect the traditions. Retirement in Thailand is about respecting your hosts. Respect is not a small notion in the country of Siam, it is a taught quality. The temples represent this respect but also this inner peace. When I went to the temples, I felt calm and real happiness. You have to experience it to understand it and above all to listen to the vibrations and sensations.

Here are a few things to do when you go to a temple. Try to throw prayer sticks, look at the number that comes out and ask for your prediction in exchange for a few baths. The Thai are generous donors with their religion so honor them. Not giving money to Buddha is a lack of respect if you are accompanied by a Thai woman or man. Put a bell on the rope with the others for good luck. Rub the gongs and listen to the sound that comes out for your prosperity.  Write your first name on an orange cloth that the monks use for their clothing to keep you healthy. In short, the rituals to honor Buddha and the Thai religion are numerous. In the south of the country, you will come across more Thai Muslims even though 90% of the population is Buddhist.

5* Intoxicating and delicious cuisine with or without chili for your retirement in Thailand!

Do not think that each stroke of the wand will necessarily be accompanied by the start of fire in the mouth. Thai cuisine is one of the most popular in North and South Asia. Passing from Japan, through Indonesia, China, even India, all the inhabitants of this region of the world appreciate it. It’s mild, sweet, salty, strong, or just salty. To tell the truth, everything will depend on the recipe, the region, and the person who prepares the dish for you. In Bangkok, “pad Thai” (see recipe) is eaten with eggs, chicken and spices.

In Chiang Mai in cooking schools, cooks do it with a different variation. They add garlic, spring onion, a sweet sauce and slices of round squash. It really depends on the local culture. Some will say that they do not have these dishes in this form to taste. However, not everyone has the same life as you at the same time with the same Thai cook. The food cooked on the street is delicious and you won’t get sick. Chicken skewers, pork skewers, shrimp, grilled lobster, meatballs, the choice is wide.

On the other hand, if you touch cut fruits and uncooked vegetables, you take a little more risk. I had the experience of eating it once, and I understood that sweet raw vegetables are not bacteria-free. At worst, you will have diarrhea for 3 to 5 days. I fell for a mango but it wasn’t healthy, so I bought the whole one. For coconut ice cream: be careful too! It is delicious but if you are sensitive, go with moderation.

6* You will truly live or relive!

As explained in the video, your purchasing power will return to an acceptable level. In Thailand, no more difficult ends to the month with your retirement.  In France this only allows you to pay bills and you have no pleasure aside. In France with a small pension, you will have to be content with going out to the park or going to the forest. For retirement in Thailand, you will have better. For a pension of €1,200 you will be able to receive approximately 48,000 baths (depending on the exchange rate of the bath). This gain in purchasing power can be explained by the weakness of the bath compared to the euro. An apartment in Bangkok is still expensive because you will need to pay 20,000 bath per month but a house in Phuket can be 15,000 bath per month like mine.

But an apartment in Chiang Mai or Chiang Rai is much less. We have to fall back on towns in the provinces to get by better. It’s the same as in France, Paris will always be more expensive than the provinces. To eat and dress, this is where you will be able to spend less than in France. And the rest will be for your leisure and moving around in Thailand. As you are in the sun, sometimes you just need to go to the swimming pool at the residence, or even go to the sea to relax without spending a lot. The climate and travel conditions are favorable, and you will therefore be surprised by this new freedom.

The activities in your month will be numerous and you will flourish much more.  Hoping that my advice will guide your path, have a good retirement in Thailand. Please note that you can apply for a visa as soon as you turn 50.

Useful links on the Long-term VISA:

• Embassy of Thailand in France in Paris
• List of competent French lawyers in Thailand

🏠 Trouver un logement en Thaïlande en 2026

🔍 Plateformes de recherche modernes

💰 Prix location mensuels (2026)

📍 Quartiers recommandés (expatriés francophones)

• 🏙️ Bangkok : Sukhumvit (Soi 1-55), Sathorn, Silom — Alliance Française Soi 1, Bumrungrad Soi 3
• 🌿 Chiang Mai : Nimman (cafés, coworking), Old City, Hang Dong (familles)
• 🏖️ Phuket : Rawai/Nai Harn (communauté expat), Chalong (central, abordable)

⚠️ Points de vigilance 2026

• 💳 Caution : 2 mois dépôt + 1 mois avance (standard)
• ⚡ Électricité : Tarif officiel PEA = 4-5 ฿/unité. Certains condos facturent 7-8 ฿ (vérifiez !)
• 📄 Contrat : Exigez bilingue thaï-anglais. Vérifiez la clause de résiliation
• 🤝 Négociation : Possible sur baux 6+ mois, surtout en basse saison (mai-octobre)
• 🌐 Internet : Vérifiez que la fibre arrive dans l’immeuble avant de signer

🏗️ Acheter — Le Condominium Act (inchangé)

• ✅ Un étranger peut acheter un condo en pleine propriété (quota 49% étrangers/immeuble)
• ❌ Un étranger ne peut PAS acheter un terrain ni une maison en son nom
• 🔄 Alternatives maison : Bail 30 ans (leasehold), société thaïlandaise, nom du conjoint thaïlandais

⬇️ Avant c’était comme ça…

Vous avez enfin trouvé un travail en Thaïlande (voir l’article : comment trouver un job en Thaïlande ?) et souhaitez vous y installer ou vous avez décidé de passer votre retraite dans ce coin de paradis asiatique et il est temps pour vous de trouver un logement en Thaïlande. Vous devez absolument connaître et respecter les législations concernant l’accès à la propriété et la location de biens immobiliers pour les étrangers avant de vous lancer dans votre projet. La Thaïlande a depuis les années 1992 renouvelé le Condominium Act. Cette loi regroupe tous les articles qui régissent la propriété physique de bien immobilier pour les étrangers dans le pays. Avant 1992, aucun étranger n’avait accès la propriété immobilière en Thaïlande.

Acheter un logement en Thaïlande 

Connu pour être un pays agréable, que ce soit sur le plan climatique et touristique ou sur le plan des affaires, la Thaïlande attire de plus en plus d’européens (classé dans le top 10 des pays le plus touristique au monde selon différentes sources medias) et notamment de Français chaque année. La plupart décide de s’y installer définitivement. Il est nécessaire de connaître toutes les règles stipulées par la loi Thaïlandaise concernant l’accès des étrangers à la propriété et notamment l’achat avant de se lancer.

Les conditions pour trouver un logement en Thaïlande

Un appartement répondant aux conditions de Condominium, soit un appartement sis dans un bâtiment en copropriété détenu à 51% au minimum par des Thaïlandais, peut faire l’objet d’acquisition par un immigré (un français). L’acquéreur étranger qui achète un appartement éligible est dénommé officiellement propriétaire et dispose des papiers administratifs attestant qu’il possède officiellement le bien immobilier. Il a donc accès aux actes de propriété, de cessibilité, de transmissibilité. Il s’agit d’une situation de Freehold pour trouver un logement en Thaïlande. Le système Freehold consiste à laisser libre droit au preneur si toutes les clauses sont respectées. Ainsi, l’acquéreur Français est tout à fait libre de mettre son appartement en location ou à la vente.

Acheter une maison en Thaïlande

Suivant le système Leashold, un étranger peut acheter une maison en Thaïlande. Cependant, le terrain reste la propriété exclusive des Thaïlandais. Le terrain fait l’objet d’un bail sous contrat de location de 30 ans renouvelable 2 fois.

Les avantages de l’achat immobilier en Thaïlande

Un Français présente un avantage financier important en achetant un bien immobilier en Thaïlande. En effet, avec un pouvoir d’achat élevé dans un pays où le coût de la vie est encore bas, un Français peut investir dans des biens immobiliers de standing, pour pouvoir trouver un logement en Thaïlande. Il peut ainsi s’offrir des conditions de vie aisées et/ou afin de pouvoir se faire des bénéfices rapidement.

Les inconvénients de l’achat immobilier en Thaïlande

Le plus grand inconvénient de l’achat de bien immobilier en Asie du Sud Est est sans aucun doute la difficulté d’acquisition. Il est indispensable de faire appel à un professionnel en immobilier (un expert en investissement ou un conseil juridique) pour s’assurer de ne pas se faire arnaquer. Par ailleurs, les procédures liées à la transaction se font généralement sur une longue durée pour trouver un logement en Thaïlande.

Les formalités pour la location d’un logement en Thaïlande 

La location de tous les types de logement est accessible aux étrangers sous présentation d’un visa valide et d’un passeport. Voir les différents visas en cours sur le site de l’ambassade royale de Thaïlande à Paris.

Les différents types de contrat de location

Les contrats de location sont à durée déterminée. Toutefois renouvelable de 1 mois à 11 mois pour les contrats à courte durée, de 1 à 3 ans pour ceux à long terme. Un étranger a la possibilité de louer un bien immobilier d’habitation pour une très longue durée allant de 3 ans à 30 ans. Tous les contrats de location de bien immobilier excédant une durée de 3 ans en Thaïlande doivent généralement être enregistrés auprès du Département des Terres. Ce département gouvernemental est en charge de la délivrance des titres de propriété foncière, de l’enregistrement des transactions immobilières en Thaïlande, de la topographie foncière ainsi que de la cartographie.

Toutefois, il est à noter que les clauses de la loi immobilière Thaïlandaise accordent plus de droit et d’importance au propriétaire étranger que ceux locataire. Pour trouver un logement en Thaïlande, il est donc primordial de respecter tous les points de contrat de location. Comme éviter la sous-location sous peine de conflits immédiats avec le propriétaire. Celui-ci demandera au moment de la signature du contrat de location le paiement de 2 mois de caution et 1 mois de loyer.

Avantages de la location en Thaïlande

La location représente une solution de logement économique. En effet, les loyers comprennent toujours les charges. Il n’est donc plus nécessaire de mettre de côté une somme variable pour payer ces factures puisque ces dernières sont incluses dans le montant du loyer mensuel. Par ailleurs, la majorité des biens immobiliers en location en Thaïlande sont meublés, agencés et entièrement équipés. Vous n’avez plus à organiser le déménagement d’une ville à une autre. Finies également les attentes pour l’acheminement des meubles, des appareils et mobiliers. Vous pouvez intégrer immédiatement votre logement et y vivre confortablement dès la conclusion de la transaction immobilière.

Inconvénients de la location en Thaïlande

Le fait de louer un logement déjà meublé et décoré présente cependant un inconvénient important : l’impossibilité de s’approprier les lieux. Certaines personnes ne se sentent pas à leur aise dans ce cadre de vie. En plus des réglementations gouvernementales drastiques et de l’imposition de l’agencement, certains propriétaires thaïlandais n’hésitent pas à poser des conditions. Elles parfois sévères comme l’interdiction de posséder un animal de compagnie, la limitation du nombre de personnes occupant le logement ou vivre avec des personnes handicapées*. (*source d’une agence en Thaïlande : tristes mesures…)

Contacter avec une agence immobilière francophone 

Trouver une agence immobilière francophone est la meilleure solution. Elle vous aidera pour louer ou acheter un bien immobilier. Elle répondra à vos besoins et vos attentes. La Company Vauban, appartenant à un groupe international spécialisé dans le secteur immobilier dispose d’un réseau de 6 agences établies en Thaïlande et notamment dans les villes principales : à Bangkok, à Chiang Mai, à Phuket.

Cette agence en Thaïlande dispensent toutes les informations relatives aux législations et à la réglementation. Elle vous explique que l’accès aux étrangers à la propriété en Thaïlande est une épreuve réalisable. L’agence proposent un accompagnement personnalisé de la recherche de biens immobiliers éligibles et appropriés jusqu’à la concrétisation des transactions immobilières. Achat ou location le mieux est toujours d’avoir à faire une entreprise sérieuse pour vous aider. Cette agence m’a été donné par un avocat thaïlandais francophone spécialisé dans le droit à l’immobilier.

Réservez un Airbnb

Pour un premier séjour en Thaïlande et vous faire une idée du logement, réservez via Airbnb. Ainsi vous vous faites votre avis du style de vie qui vous attendra sur place. Des réservations possibles à Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Ko Samui ou d’autres villes et régions. Utilisez ce lien vous rapportera 35 € de crédit lors de l’inscription et 65€ de plus lors de votre première réservation. Cela vous paiera 1 nuit en moyenne sur place. Un petit cadeau en partenariat avec Airbnb et Francejetequitte.

[box] Je n’ai pas fait cet article pour faire de la publicité à Airbnb mais vraiment pour vous rendre service comme tout le contenu du site Francejetequitte, donc merci de poster que des commentaires constructifs (vos expériences par exemple) .[/box]

[button link= »http://www.airbnb.fr/c/alexm5338″ type= »small » color= »black » newwindow= »yes »] RÉSERVEZ AIRBNB[/button]

📅 Published in 2017 — Updated in June 2026
🏠 Nouvelles plateformes, prix actualisés, conseils pratiques pour 2026.

🏠 Find accommodation in Thailand in 2026

🔍 Modern search platforms

💰 Monthly rental prices (2026)

📍 Recommended neighborhoods (French-speaking expatriates)

• 🏙️ Bangkok: Sukhumvit (Soi 1-55), Sathorn, Silom — Alliance Frenche Soi 1, Bumrungrad Soi 3
• 🌿 Chiang Mai: Nimman (cafes, coworking), Old City, Hang Dong (families)
• 🏖️ Phuket: Rawai/Nai Harn (expat community), Chalong (central, affordable)

⚠️ Points of vigilance 2026

• 💳 Deposit: 2 months deposit + 1 month advance (standard)
• ⚡ Electricity: Official PEA rate = 4-5 ฿/unit. Some condos charge ฿7-8 (check!)
• 📄 Contract: Require bilingual Thai-English. Check the termination clause
• 🤝 Negotiation: Possible on 6+ month leases, especially in low season (May-October)
• 🌐 Internet: Check that the fiber reaches the building before signing

🏗️ Buy — The Condominium Act (unchanged)

• ✅ A foreigner can buy a condo in full ownership (quota 49% foreigners/building)
• ❌ A foreigner cannot buy land or a house in his name
• 🔄 Home alternatives: 30-year lease, Thai company, Thai spouse’s name

⬇️ Before it was like that…

You have finally found a job in Thailand (see the article: how to find a job in Thailand?) and wish to settle there or you have decided to spend your retirement in this corner of Asian paradise and it is time for you to find accommodation in Thailand. You must absolutely know and respect the legislation concerning access to property and the rental of real estate for foreigners before embarking on your project. Since 1992, Thailand has renewed the Condominium Act. This law brings together all the articles that govern the physical ownership of real estate for foreigners in the country. Before 1992, no foreigner had access to real estate ownership in Thailand.

Buying accommodation in Thailand

Known to be a pleasant country, whether in terms of climate and tourism or in terms of business, Thailand attracts more and more Europeans (ranked in the top 10 most touristy countries in the world according to different media sources) and in particular French people each year. Most decide to settle there permanently. It is necessary to know all the rules stipulated by Thai law concerning access of foreigners to property and in particular purchase before getting started.

Conditions for finding accommodation in Thailand

An apartment meeting the conditions of Condominium, i.e. an apartment located in a co-owned building at least 51% owned by Thais, can be acquired by an immigrant (a French person). The foreign buyer who purchases an eligible apartment is officially called the owner and has administrative papers attesting that he officially owns the property. He therefore has access to acts of ownership, transferability and transmissibility. This is a Freehold situation to find accommodation in Thailand. The Freehold system consists of giving free rights to the lessee if all the clauses are respected. Thus, the French buyer is completely free to rent or sell their apartment.

Buy a house in Thailand

According to the Leashold system, a foreigner can buy a house in Thailand. However, the land remains the exclusive property of the Thais. The land is subject to a lease under a 30-year rental contract, renewable twice.

The advantages of buying real estate in Thailand

A French person has a significant financial advantage when purchasing real estate in Thailand. Indeed, with high purchasing power in a country where the cost of living is still low, a French person can invest in luxury real estate, to be able to find accommodation in Thailand. He can thus afford easy living conditions and/or in order to be able to make a profit quickly.

The disadvantages of buying real estate in Thailand

The biggest disadvantage of purchasing real estate in South East Asia is undoubtedly the difficulty of acquisition. It is essential to call on a real estate professional (an investment expert or legal advisor) to ensure that you do not get scammed. Furthermore, the procedures related to the transaction generally take a long time to find accommodation in Thailand.

Formalities for renting accommodation in Thailand

The rental of all types of accommodation is accessible to foreigners upon presentation of a valid visa and a passport. See the different visas in progress on the website of the Royal Thai Embassy in Paris.

The different types of rental contract

Rental contracts are for a fixed term. However, renewable from 1 month to 11 months for short-term contracts, from 1 to 3 years for long-term contracts. A foreigner has the possibility of renting residential real estate for a very long period ranging from 3 years to 30 years. All rental contracts for real estate exceeding a duration of 3 years in Thailand must generally be registered with the Department of Lands. This government department is responsible for issuing land titles, recording real estate transactions in Thailand, land topography and cartography.

However, it should be noted that the clauses of the Thai real estate law grant more rights and importance to the foreign owner than to the tenant. To find accommodation in Thailand, it is therefore essential to respect all the points of the rental contract. Like avoiding subletting under penalty of immediate conflicts with the owner. The latter will request payment of 2 months’ deposit and 1 month’s rent at the time of signing the rental contract.

Advantages of renting in Thailand

Renting represents an economical housing solution. Indeed, rents always include charges. It is therefore no longer necessary to set aside a variable amount to pay these bills since they are included in the amount of the monthly rent. Furthermore, the majority of rental properties in Thailand are furnished, fitted out and fully equipped. You no longer have to organize the move from one city to another. Also no more waiting for the delivery of furniture, appliances and furnishings. You can immediately move into your home and live there comfortably as soon as the real estate transaction is concluded.

Disadvantages of renting in Thailand

Renting accommodation that is already furnished and decorated, however, has a significant disadvantage: the impossibility of making the premises your own. Some people do not feel comfortable in this living environment. In addition to drastic government regulations and the imposition of layout, some Thai landlords do not hesitate to impose conditions. They are sometimes severe, such as a ban on owning a pet, limiting the number of people occupying the accommodation or living with disabled people*. (*source of an agency in Thailand: sad measures…)

Contact a French-speaking real estate agency

Finding a French-speaking real estate agency is the best solution. She will help you rent or buy real estate. It will meet your needs and expectations. The Vauban Company, belonging to an international group specializing in the real estate sector, has a network of 6 agencies established in Thailand and particularly in the main cities: Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket.

This agency in Thailand provides all information relating to legislation and regulations. She explains to you that access to property for foreigners in Thailand is an achievable challenge. The agency offers personalized support from the search for eligible and appropriate real estate to the completion of real estate transactions. Buying or renting is always best if you have a serious company to help you. This agency was given to me by a French-speaking Thai lawyer specializing in real estate law.

Book an Airbnb

For a first stay in Thailand and to get an idea of ​​the accommodation, book via Airbnb. So you can form your opinion of the lifestyle that will await you there. Reservations possible in Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phuket, Ko Samui or other cities and regions. Using this link will earn you €35 credit when registering and €65 more when making your first reservation. This will pay you 1 night on average on site. A little gift in partnership with Airbnb and Francejetequitte.

[box] I did not make this article to advertise Airbnb but really to be of service to you like all the content on the Francejetequitte site, so please post only constructive comments (your experiences for example).[/box]

[button link=”http://www.airbnb.fr/c/alexm5338″ type=”small” color=”black” newwindow=”yes”]BOOK AIRBNB[/button]