Short Term Rentals in Roslyn
Everything You Need To Know

SHORT TERM RENTAL FAQ'S

SHORT TERM RENTALS ARE ALLOWED BY PERMIT ONLY WITHIN THE ROSLYN CITY LIMITS

Can I use my home as a short-term rental?

Short term rentals in Roslyn are limited by zoning designations in the City of Roslyn.  Roslyn allows for three (3) types of short-term rentals.

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“Bed and breakfast inn,” “bed and breakfast” or “B&B” and related terms mean a transient lodging used to provide overnight guest lodging for compensation which provides a morning meal on premises as part of the room rate structure, situated in a building which is used primarily as the dwelling unit for a non-transient owner, or, in the case where there is an approved accessory dwelling unit on the same parcel, the principal dwelling is owner occupied.

“Home accommodation” means an owner-occupied dwelling unit with a maximum of two bedrooms used for transient lodging for periods of less than 30 consecutive days, where breakfast is not provided.

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“Vacation rental” means the rental or lease of any dwelling or dwelling unit for overnight accommodations for periods of not more than 30 consecutive days.

Both a bed and breakfast and home accommodation type short term rental are allowed, by permit, within the residential zone.

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Vacation rentals are allowed, by permit, in the commercial and commercial overlay zones. 

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You can verify your zoning designation by finding your parcel on the City zoning map here.

How do I apply for a permit?

You will want to review the requirements within the Municipal Code prior to making application here.

You can make application for a short-term rental permit by clicking here.  Once you have submitted an inquiry the system will assign you the application process for a short-term rental. 

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