Short-Term Rentals in Eugene, OR (2026)
2 verified short-term rentals rules for Eugene, Oregon, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Short-Term Rental Permits
Eugene requires every short-term rental owner to register with the city before renting out a home, duplex, apartment, or spare bedroom for stays under 30 days. EC 3.350 sets what the registration must contain, requires annual renewal, and folds the rental into the city's 4.5% transient lodging tax. Current through Ordinance 20739 (June 8, 2026).
Eugene Short-Term Rental Registration
Some RestrictionsEC 3.350
(1) Short-term Rental Registration Requirements. No person or business may own a short-term rental in the City of Eugene without registering the short-term rental with the City. (a) A registrant must provide all the required registration information, the substantive registration information limited to the street address of the short-term rental(s), a local contact name and phone number of a...
Taxes & Fees
Every Eugene short-term rental stay is subject to a 4.5% transient lodging tax under EC 3.772, collected by the host or the booking platform and remitted to the city. EC 3.775 blocks hosting platforms from even charging a booking fee unless the short-term rental is registered with the city at the time it's occupied.
Eugene Short-Term Rental Lodging Tax
Some RestrictionsEC 3.772(1); EC 3.775
3.772(1) Effective October 1, 2022, each occupant shall pay a TLT in the amount of four and one-half percent (4.5%) of the rent. The occupant shall pay the TLT with the rent to the transient lodging tax collector. ... 3.775 A hosting platform for short-term rentals may collect a fee for booking services in connection with short-term rentals only when those short-term rentals are lawfully regist...
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