Wyoming Airbnb Laws and Regulations—What to Know When Renting in the Cowboy State

Teton County, Wyoming

Airbnb Laws—Taxes, Advertisement Regulations, and More

Jackson adopted Airbnb laws beginning in 2016. Tourism has always been a driving force in the city, with The Grand Tetons National Park just miles away drawing in travelers from all around the world each year.  

For hosts looking to lock into the available benefits from travelers, short-term rental restrictions do affect the way they operate their businesses.  

The current short-term rental ordinance lays out requirements for hosts, including the following:  

• Rental unit owners or their agents must provide notice to the owners of neighboring parcels within 300 feet of the short-term rental property, informing these neighbors that a residential short-term rental permit has been issued and providing the name and contact information of the local owner representative.   
• Any advertisement, including but not limited to newspaper, radio, print, digital, or voice advertising of residential short-term rental units must include:  
• The valid permit number issued to the unit; and
  • For digital advertising, an effective internet link to the Town of Jackson short-term rental law. 
• Residential short-term rental unit owners are subject to and responsible for collecting and remitting all applicable taxes, specifically including the sales and lodging taxes. 
• All residential short-term rental units are subject to the applicable building and fire codes and prior to occupancy must be reviewed and approved for compliance with such codes by the Town Building Official and the Fire Marshal, respectively.  

Please note: The information provided is intended as a guide and may not be comprehensive or current. Regulations may change and could vary by area or situation. Always consult local authorities or a legal professional to ensure you have the most accurate information for your short-term rental property.