Any residence that is operated as a Nightly Rental, also known as a Short-Term Rental (STR), must obtain a Nightly Rental License (defined as a property rented for less than 30 consecutive days to one entity). Licenses are valid for one year from the issue date and must be renewed annually.
RENEWING A SHORT-TERM RENTAL LICENSE
You can renew your license by logging into your account via the online portal at https://grandlake.munirevs.com. When renewing your application the Town requires an annual fire inspection report, proof of insurance, a site plan and letter of HOA approval (if applicable).
APPLYING FOR A NEW SHORT-TERM RENTAL LICENSE
To apply for a new license, please first contact GovOs at blt.str.support [at] govos.com (blt[dot]str[dot]support[at]govos[dot]com) or (888) 751-1911 to setup a new account. Once you have been assigned an account number and access code, you can login to your account at https://grandlake.munirevs.com to complete the application process. Once the required materials and fees have been submitted, Town staff will review and approve/disapprove your application. This process can take up to 10 business days. Once a license is issued, a public notice will be sent out to all neighbors within 100 feet of the property to notify them of the approved nightly rental.
SHORT-TERM RENTAL FEES
There is a one-time application fee of $165.00 for first-time licenses. An annual STR License fee is also required upon renewal, based on occupancy:
- 1-3 occupancy = $700
- 4-6 occupancy = $900
- 7-10 occupancy = $1,100
- 11+ occupancy = $2,000
FIRE INSPECTIONS FOR SHORT TERM RENTALS
An annual fire inspection is required and should be completed prior to submitting a new application or renewing a current Nightly Rental License. Only the report (not invoice) will be accepted. It is the responsibility of the property owner to schedule and submit the fire inspection to the Town. Property owners can schedule an inspection online at https://www.grandlakefire.org/short-term-rental-inspections.
STR COMPLAINTS
To file a complaint about a Short-Term or Nightly Rental property, please visit https://lodging.munirevs.com/complaint/?cityid=1410 or call our hotline at (970) 549-2164. If you would like to remain anonymous, please put "NA" in the Contact Information section.
NIGHTLY RENTAL REGULATIONS
All regulations regarding Nightly Rental Licenses can be found in the Municipal Code Chapter 12: Article 2: Section 31B (Conditional Use Permits). Please also review the Town Regulations document at the bottom of this page. There is a $1500.00 fine for any violation of these regulations. Properties that receive 3+ violations within 12 months will receive a 6-month suspension; 5+ violations within 12 months will result in the nightly rental license being revoked.
NIGHTLY RENTAL TAXES - Learn more at the Colorado Department of Revenue Taxation Division
BUSINESS LICENSE - If you use Evolve Vacation Rental Management as a part of your Short-Term Rental business, you will need to apply for a business license with the Town of Grand Lake.
If you are having technical difficulties with the GovOS nightly rental website, please contact GovOS at (888) 751-1911 or blt.str.support [at] govos.com (blt[dot]str[dot]support[at]govos[dot]com). You can contact Town Hall at (970) 627-3435 or str [at] toglco.com (str[at]toglco[dot]com) with other questions regarding the Nightly Rental process.