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Article D323-8 of the French Tourism Code

Establishments classified as Tourist Residential Villages must display a sign on the outside of communal premises, in accordance with a model drawn up by the body mentioned in article L. 141-2 and approved by order of the Minister responsible for tourism.

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Article R323-9 of the French Tourism Code

The Prefect may decide to remove a property from the list of establishments classified as residential tourist villages if it fails to maintain its buildings and facilities properly or if they are seriously inadequately maintained. He shall inform the body referred to in article L. 141-2 of his decision.

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Article D324-1 of the French Tourism Code

Furnished tourist accommodation consists of furnished villas, flats or studios, for the exclusive use of the tenant, offered for rent to a visiting clientele who stay there for a day, a week or a month, and who do not take up residence there.

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Article D324-1-1 of the French Tourism Code

I. – The declaration of rental of a furnished tourist accommodation, whether or not it is classified within the meaning of this Code, provided for in II of article L. 324-1-1, must be sent to the mayor of the municipality in which the furnished accommodation is located by any means that enables an acknowledgement of receipt to be obtained. The declaration must specify the identity and address of the declarant,…

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Article R324-1-2 of the French Tourism Code

Failure by a person offering a furnished tourist accommodation property for rent within the meaning of article L. 324-1-1 to comply with the obligation to declare set out in II of this article L. 324-1-1 is punishable by the penalties laid down for third-class offences.

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Article D324-1-3 of the French Tourism Code

For the application of article L. 324-2, any offer to rent a furnished tourist accommodation within the meaning of II of article L. 324-1-1 from a professional within the meaning ofarticle 155 of the General Tax Code shall bear the words “professional advertisement”. Under the same conditions, any offer to rent a furnished tourist accommodation within the meaning of II of article L. 324-1-1 that does not come from a…

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Article R324-1-4 of the French Tourism Code

For the application of IV bis of article L. 324-1-1, premises for commercial use are premises included in buildings whose purpose is trade and service activities within the meaning of 3° of article R. 151-27 of the town planning code. For municipalities whose local urban planning plans are governed by the regime prior to Law no. 2014-366 of 24 March 2014 for access to housing and renovated urban planning, premises…

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Article R324-1-5 of the French Tourism Code

The deliberation referred to in the first paragraph of IVa of article L. 324-1-1 specifies, on the basis of an analysis of the specific situation of the municipality: 1° The principles for implementing the objectives of protecting the urban environment and achieving a balance between employment, housing, shops and services ; 2° The criteria used to grant the authorisation referred to in the same paragraph. These criteria may be applied…

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Article R324-1-6 of the French Tourism Code

Where the letting of premises for commercial use as furnished tourist accommodation does not involve a change of use or sub-destination subject to planning permission pursuant to c of article R. * 421-14 of the town planning code, or a change of use subject to prior declaration under b of article R. * 421-17 of the same code, the application for authorisation provided for in the first paragraph of IV…

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