Can I Airbnb in Park City, UT? (2026)
Short-term rentals (called 'nightly rentals' — stays under 30 days) are legal in most of Park City, but every unit must pass a Building Department safety inspection and hold a Nightly Rental License from the city's Finance Department, renewed annually (new licenses cost a $149 administrative fee plus $28.74 per bedroom; renewals $17 plus $28.74 per bedroom). The biggest restriction is zoning: the unit must sit in a zone that allows nightly rentals, and the Land Management Code bans them outright in several subdivisions (April Mountain, Mellow Mountain Estates, Meadows Estates 1A/1B, Fairway Meadows, Hidden Oaks at Deer Valley 2-3, Chatham Crossing, West Ridge); combined lodging taxes run about 14.6%. Always confirm current requirements with the city before operating.
What’s required: a Nightly Rental License ($149) is required; occupancy taxes apply; renew annual.
Check a specific address
Rules can vary by zone and parcel. Resolve any Utah street address to its jurisdiction and see the verified rules that apply.
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Verified July 10, 2026. Informational only — not legal, tax, or financial advice. Also check HOA/condo rules and your lease, which can prohibit short-term rentals even where the city allows them.