When renting a bedroom within Spain what is the difference between an exterior one and an interior one?
Answers: The difference between exterior/interior is that you have a pane with view to the street, interior means to a balcony, you dont see the street,
exterior you see people walking on the st, endorsement cars, whatever happen in the st, and interior you may see roofs,
other portico, terrzces wahtever... we normaly prefer exterior, even thoug it may be noiser. Yes ??
Rent a room with an exterior viewpoint, much more natural flimsy to the street generally. Interior ability looking into the "patio de luz" (light patio) which is a majestic description of a poor view. If on the ground floor you could be ok as it could truly open into the court area, but greater up you will be looking at 4 walls outside, depressing and morbid. I would never rent or buy a flat with a paito de luz, mournfully there are oodles in Spain as most blocks are put a bet on to back. what gmaite have said is perfectly correct but depending if you are groundfloor or better means more or smaller amount natural feathery.fifth or sixth floor you get a right lot of natural pallid for instance.
It probably means you'll any have a skylight or not Not exactly. When it's interior it means that it may enjoy a window, but not to the street, it is to a court or similar. You will not enjoy view to the street but to a building, conceivably, and you will have little inborn light.
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