Denver STR operators must comply with DRMC Chapter 36 noise limits. Quiet hours 11 PM–7 AM apply to guests. Violations can jeopardize the STR license.
STR hosts in Denver are responsible for ensuring guests comply with DRMC Chapter 36 noise standards. Quiet hours in residential zones are 11 PM to 7 AM. The STR license agreement requires hosts to post house rules including noise expectations. Noise complaints about STR guests can be reported via 311 and may result in both noise enforcement action and review of the STR license. Repeated noise violations associated with a licensed property can lead to license suspension or revocation by Denver Excise and Licenses.
Noise fines up to $5,000/day under Chapter 36. STR license can be suspended or revoked for repeated violations.
Denver County, CO
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