For individuals hosting homes in Bad Kissingen, this article provides targeted information on applicable local regulations. As emphasized in the OH-Stay.com article "Hosting in Germany," it is the responsibility of each host to independently verify and comply with all relevant obligations. This document serves only as an introductory reference and is not exhaustive, nor does it replace professional legal or tax advice. Hosts are strongly encouraged to stay up to date with current laws and procedures. In cases of uncertainty or complexity, contacting the City of Bad Kissingen directly or consulting a local professional (such as a lawyer or tax advisor) is recommended.

Spa Tax

The City of Bad Kissingen levies a spa tax on short-term stays for all guests who are not permanent residents. The tax is collected by the Free State of Bavaria under the spa tax collection regulations. Guests subject to the tax receive a Bad Kissingen guest card, which grants certain benefits. Revenue from the spa tax supports the operation and maintenance of the city’s state-owned baths, recreational and public facilities, as well as parks and green spaces. For full details, consult the official Bad Kissingen website.

Spa Tax Rates

The current spa tax is €3.60 per day. Children and adolescents under 18 are exempt. Reduced rates apply for conference attendees and guests with severe disabilities.

Registration

Hosts are required to collect guest identification data, register each guest, and provide them with a Bad Kissingen guest card.

 

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