Regeln für Kurzzeitvermietung in Stuttgart

Was das in der Praxis bedeutet

Diese Hinweise sind je Ort verfasst und liegen derzeit nur auf Englisch vor.

• Regulation (EU) 2024/1028 has applied since 20 May 2026. Where this member state operates a registration scheme, the unit needs a registration number and it must appear on every listing.
• Booking platforms are required to check declared registration numbers against the national Single Digital Entry Point and to report invalid or misused numbers to the authority and to you. A wrong number risks the listing being removed.
• Local rules on night caps, guest registers and tourist tax sit on top of this and vary by city. They are not covered by the EU baseline.
• German cities apply a Zweckentfremdungsverbot, a prohibition on misusing residential housing. Letting a dwelling to tourists is treated as misuse unless it is registered and within the local limits, and the rules are set city by city.
• Where the city operates a scheme, each rental must be registered with the local authority and the registration number displayed on every listing. Platforms are required to verify the number before a listing goes live, and a listing without a confirmed number can be blocked.
• The Meldeschein, a guest registration form, must be completed for stays.
• Beherbergungssteuer or City Tax is levied by the municipality and varies by city. Cuvanti does not hold German municipal rates, so no amount is shown here.
• Stuttgart treats using a dwelling for tourist accommodation for more than TEN WEEKS in total in a calendar year as Zweckentfremdung, a misuse of housing. Ten weeks is 70 days, and it is the tightest threshold of any German city Cuvanti holds.
• Before you offer or advertise the property to changing occupants, in particular on internet portals, it must be REGISTERED with the city and the owner must notify the city in advance. The registration number you are given must always be clearly visible to the public in every offer and advertisement.
• The prohibition has applied in Stuttgart since 2016 under Baden-Württemberg state law, and the city has extended it to 31 December 2030.
• Fines reach EUR 100,000 for misappropriation itself, doubled from EUR 50,000 when the law was amended in February 2021. A separate fine of up to EUR 50,000 applies to the information, registration and notification duties, so registering late and letting without permission are two different exposures.
• An objection or legal action against enforcement has NO suspensive effect, so a challenge does not pause the requirement while it is heard.
• Two things are NOT caught. Letting your own dwelling while you are away for a longer period, an interim let, is outside the Satzung. So is a secondary residence in Stuttgart where your main residence is not also in Stuttgart.
• Cuvanti has NOT verified a municipal accommodation tax for Stuttgart, so none is shown. Confirm with the city before pricing.

Häufige Fragen zur Kurzzeitvermietung in Stuttgart

Muss ich eine Kurzzeitvermietung in Stuttgart registrieren?

Ja. In Stuttgart muss eine Registrierung oder Genehmigung vorliegen, bevor die Immobilie vermietet wird.

Wie viele Nächte pro Jahr darf ich in Stuttgart kurzzeitig vermieten?

70 Nächte pro Jahr in Stuttgart. Darüber hinaus ist die Vermietung ohne gesonderte Genehmigung nicht erlaubt.

Muss ich in Stuttgart ein Gästeverzeichnis führen?

Ja. Stuttgart verlangt für jeden Aufenthalt ein Verzeichnis der Gäste.

Gibt es in Stuttgart eine Übernachtungsabgabe auf Kurzzeitvermietungen?

Auf dieser Ebene ist in Stuttgart keine Übernachtungsabgabe erfasst.

Sind die örtlichen Regeln der Gemeinde für Stuttgart hier enthalten?

Ja. Die für Stuttgart gezeigten Regeln sind diejenigen, die einen Anbieter auf dieser Ebene binden, zuletzt geprüft am 2026-09-01.