Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Astoria, OR

Vacation rentals (non-owner occupied) are restricted to commercial zones and subject to a citywide cap of 50 units. Homestay lodging must be owner-occupied with no more than two bedrooms available for rent. All rentals must observe quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and display their license number on all listings.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Astoria. 1) Submit a completed Vacation Rental License Application Packet (including site/floor plans, transient room tax documentation, and business license forms) to the Community Development Department. 2) Pay the required fees ($500 for new licenses). 3) Pass a mandatory fire and life safety inspection. Licenses are valid for two years and require renewal inspections.

1) Submit a completed Vacation Rental License Application Packet (including site/floor plans, transient room tax documentation, and business license forms) to the Community Development Department. 2) Pay the required fees ($500 for new licenses). 3) Pass a mandatory fire and life safety inspection. Licenses are valid for two years and require renewal inspections.