Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Glenwood Springs, CO

Short-term rentals are allowed in residential and commercial zones subject to a 250-foot buffer from other STRs and a city-wide cap of 5% of free market residential units (18% in the GID). Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are ineligible, and advertising must display permit and business license numbers.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Glenwood Springs. 1) Submit a completed Short-Term Rental Permit application and fee to the Community Development Department. 2) Obtain a City Business and Sales Tax License and execute a Short-Term Rental Affidavit. 3) Schedule and pass a Building Department inspection; permits are valid for two years and expire at the end of odd-numbered years.

1) Submit a completed Short-Term Rental Permit application and fee to the Community Development Department. 2) Obtain a City Business and Sales Tax License and execute a Short-Term Rental Affidavit. 3) Schedule and pass a Building Department inspection; permits are valid for two years and expire at the end of odd-numbered years.