| Rule | Details |
|---|---|
| Regulatory Status | Restricted — rules apply |
| Permit Fee | $250 annual licensing fee |
| Penalties | License revocation after three violations (enforcement mechanism under legal challenge) |
Short-term rentals in Arizona are allowed but subject to significant restrictions under local regulations as of 2026. The associated permit fees are $250 annual licensing fee.
Hosts who fail to comply with Arizona's short-term rental regulations may face enforcement action. License revocation after three violations (enforcement mechanism under legal challenge).
Airbnb and short-term rentals are legal in Arizona but subject to restrictions. Hosts must comply with local permit requirements and zoning rules. Gila County currently enforces a short-term rental ordinance that includes a $250 annual license fee and a strict enforcement mechanism (license revocation after three violations). This ordinance is u
Hosts who operate without proper permits in Arizona may face enforcement. License revocation after three violations (enforcement mechanism under legal challenge).
['$250 annual STR license fee charged by Gila County', 'License revocation permitted after three violations', 'Ordinance may violate state preemption law (per State Sen. Wendy Rogers)', 'Attorney General legal opinion requested; outcome pending']
LawfulStay tracks STR regulations across 1,060+ cities & countries on 6 continents, updated daily.
View in Full Database →