Cost of remodeling guest bathroom - how much does the tiler cost?

Hello everyone

We are buying a house and are currently trying to plan the costs a bit.

The guest bathroom is on the ground floor and the tiled floor is being removed. Accordingly, the idea was to have the guest bathroom retiled since the floor is going away anyway and we are planning a different sink and a different toilet.

What kind of costs should we expect here, purely for the tiler's work (floor/walls) including removal and retiling?

Costs for the fixtures can be calculated relatively easily, and I also think that the installation can be managed by ourselves if everything stays in the same place as it is now.

What does a car cost?
That depends on the tile format: mosaic tiles are elaborate, large format is elaborate.
Which surfaces do you want to have tiled? Like now? Then it is cheaper to tile over it; if less, the rest must be replastered.
Craftsmen prices also vary regionally. Specialist company or one-man operation?

I would consider what is actually available from the budget. Usually, the guest WC or its redesign is at the bottom of the priority list; first, perhaps the house's structure comes, energetically as well as the floor coverings of the rest of the house. If you want to tile other rooms anyway, then the room is priced more cheaply overall in the whole construct. If actually only that one room is to be done, then it gets more expensive.
In my 12 years of forum participation, I do not know anyone, not even privately, who only has their used WC tiled solo, only in combination with the main bathroom. Simply because it is too expensive in relation.
Usually tiled by yourself or the tiles painted and the sanitary ware freshened up.
Most do the knocking out themselves, if at all, because these jobs are usually not proportionate to the costs.
So, you will not avoid getting two or three quotes from your area if it is really to be implemented, after you have measured everything.
Current prices from Obi: