Oklahoma City, OK Short-Term Rentals: Occupancy Limits (2026)

Under Oklahoma City's STR ordinance, overnight occupancy is limited to two guests per bedroom plus two additional guests, with most properties capped at 10 overnight occupants regardless of bedroom count. Children under age 3 are typically not counted. Daytime guest counts (including non-overnight visitors) are generally capped at 1.5 times the overnight maximum to prevent properties from being rented as event venues, wedding reception sites, or large-party locations.

Operators must disclose the maximum occupancy in their listing and inside the rental, and must include occupancy as a term in the booking agreement. The good-neighbor acknowledgment signed at licensing specifically prohibits weddings, corporate events, and parties of 25 or more. Complaints of over-occupancy are investigated by code enforcement, and OKCPD can cite both operators and guests. Three substantiated violations in a 12-month period can trigger license suspension or revocation. Properties in planned unit developments or with private HOAs may face stricter limits that supersede the city minimum.