Legal with a Nightly Rental License, but only where zoning allows
Park City requires a Nightly Rental License for any stay under 30 days, at $149 plus $28.74 per bedroom per year, with a required Building Department inspection before listing. The hard gate is zoning: the unit must sit in a zone and subzone that permits nightly rentals, and investors should verify eligibility before paying any fees. There is no stated citywide license cap.
Permit and costs
- Permit
- Nightly Rental License
- Issued by
- City of Park City
- Cost
- $149 plus $28.74 / bedroom / year
- Renewal
- Annual
Key limits
- Zoning
- Nightly rental use must be permitted for the parcel
- Inspection
- Building Department inspection required before listing
- Permit cap
- None stated
- Night cap
- None
Taxes
- Combined lodging tax
- 14.62% in Park City (sales tax plus transient room tax)
Registration checklist
- 1Confirm zoningVerify with the city that nightly rental use is permitted for the specific parcel.
- 2Pass inspectionGet an activity number, schedule the Building Department inspection, and submit the passed report.
- 3Pay and licensePay the license fees and hold a Utah sales tax ID before offering the unit for rent.
What could change this verdict
Hosted stays need the same Nightly Rental License
Renting a room while living there requires the same license, inspection, and zoning eligibility. Park City has no separate hosted track.
Permit and costs
- Permit
- Nightly Rental License
- Issued by
- City of Park City
- Cost
- $149 plus $28.74 / bedroom / year
- Renewal
- Annual
Sources
Rules researched October 2026. They change, so verify with the city before you buy.
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