Concord

The Town of Conway requires all short-term rentals (stays under 30 days) to obtain an annual permit and pass a life safety inspection. The town enforces strict occupancy limits based on bedroom count and requires proof of a New Hampshire Meals and Rentals Tax License.

Short-term rentals in Franconia are strictly regulated by an ordinance adopted in 2020. Hosts must obtain an annual permit from the town, pay a $250 fee, and ensure the property complies with specific safety and occupancy standards. There is no local tax, but hosts must register with the state for the 8.5% Meals and Rentals tax.

Nashua regulates short-term rentals through zoning ordinances that distinguish between accessory use (owner-occupied) and commercial use, requiring a license and fire safety compliance.

The Town of Hanover permits short-term rentals (STRs) as an accessory use to owner-occupied residential properties, requiring a special exception and biennial registration.