Georgetown's STR program limits guest occupancy and requires the limit to be disclosed in the occupant brochure. Reported guidance sets a cap of roughly two adults per bedroom plus two additional guests, and operators must comply with all applicable city building and life-safety codes.
Georgetown's STR ordinance (Chapter 6.70) ties guest occupancy to the size of the dwelling and requires operators to disclose the occupancy limit to guests. The City requires the post-approval informational brochure to state the property's occupancy limit, parking restrictions, and noise rules. Public guidance on the program describes the cap as approximately two adults per bedroom plus two additional guests, which is consistent with the application asking operators to report the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. Because exact occupancy is tied to bedroom count and the unit's lawful capacity, operators should confirm the specific number for their property with the City's lodging office before advertising. Operators set the advertised occupancy within these limits and remain responsible for ensuring the property is not over-occupied, since overcrowding raises life-safety and nuisance concerns. Occupancy limits are enforced alongside Georgetown's general nuisance, parking, and noise ordinances, which all apply to STR guests. Operators should not advertise a guest count higher than the City-permitted maximum for the unit.
Renting to more occupants than the property's permitted limit, or failing to disclose the occupancy limit in the required occupant brochure, are program violations subject to code enforcement and possible permit revocation.
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