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Get a source-backed base estimate of lodging taxes and see what may change the final amount in 121 verified U.S. short-term rental jurisdictions.

Estimated stay total

Steamboat Springs, CO

Base estimate — some location-specific factors are not included

Gross rent$150.00 × 3 nights
$450.00
Colorado state sales tax (2.9%) $450.00 × 2.9%
$13.05
Steamboat Springs city sales tax (4.5%) $450.00 × 4.5%
$20.25
Routt County sales tax (1%) $450.00 × 1%
$4.50
Steamboat accommodations tax (1%) $450.00 × 1%
$4.50
Steamboat short-term-rental tax (9%) $450.00 × 9%
$40.50
Estimated taxes and fees
$82.80

Guest pays

$532.80

Assumptions used

  • Room-charge base: The displayed estimate applies the listed rates to nightly room charges only. Mandatory fees, if taxable in the jurisdiction, are called out separately as factors rather than silently included.

What may change the final amount

  • Lodging Management District assessment. The official guidance identifies a conditional 2% LMD accommodations charge where applicable; it is not silently included because applicability depends on address/participation.
  • Taxable lodging fees. The official guide lists cleaning, resort, pet, damage, and other lodging charges as potentially taxable; this estimate includes room charge only.
  • Source-backed scope note. The official Steamboat tax page identifies the state, city, county, accommodation, and STR components; the 9% STR component is included only for the scoped short-term-rental accommodation scenario.
Read the full STR compliance guide for Steamboat Springs, CO

Estimated tax is $82.80. Estimated guest total is $532.80.

Estimate only. Verify the property jurisdiction, exemptions, taxable charges, filing duties, and marketplace collection with the linked official sources.

How it works

Three simple steps to a source-backed estimate.

  1. Choose the jurisdiction

    Search for the verified location of the stay.

  2. Add the stay details

    Enter the nightly rate, stay length, and any required fees.

  3. Review the estimate

    Check the itemized tax and confirm it with the official sources.