Yolo County, CA Short-Term Rentals: Short-Term Rental Permits (2026)

(l) Bed and breakfasts. (1) A 'small' bed and breakfast is defined as one which has six (6) guest rooms or less; and that holds less than twelve special events per year and the events have less than 150 attendees; and which generates less than 100 vehicle trips on any given day of operations (such as a wedding). A 'large' bed and breakfast has more than six guest rooms and less than ten (10) guest rooms, and/or holds more than twelve special events per year, and/or generates more than 100 vehicle trips on any given day of operations. (2) Small bed and breakfasts are allowed with the issuance of a Site Plan Review in all of the agricultural zones, with the exception of the A-I zone, provided that the project is designed to be compatible with any adjoining agricultural operations and single family residences. Large bed and breakfasts are subject to a Minor Use Permit... (i) All guest rooms must be located within and accessible through the main single-family dwelling. Alternatively, a minority of guest rooms may be located outside the primary residence in ancillary dwelling(s), or other buildings constructed or renovated for habitable use, with the issuance of a Major Use Permit. (ii) Food service must be restricted to breakfast or a similar early morning meal. The price of food must be included in the price of overnight accommodation.