RuleGridColorado · Taxes
Colorado lodging tax by city
Short-term stays in Colorado owe the 2.9% state sales tax plus local sales taxes and a local lodging/marketing tax. Resort towns like Breckenridge, Vail, and Aspen add their own, so combined rates often reach the mid-teens. Here are the local rates we track.
| City | Local lodging tax | Administered by |
|---|---|---|
| Aspen | 5% | City of Aspen |
| Boulder | 7.5% | City of Boulder Tax & Licensing Division |
| Breckenridge | — | — |
| Colorado Springs | 3.07% | City of Colorado Springs |
| Denver | — | — |
| Durango | — | — |
| Frisco | 2% | Town of Frisco |
| Steamboat Springs | 9% | City of Steamboat Springs |
| Telluride | — | — |
| Vail | — | — |
Plus Colorado’s 2.9% state sales tax and local city/county sales taxes. Resort municipalities add lodging or marketing-district taxes — see each town’s page for the combined rate.
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Informational summary of publicly available sources; not legal advice. Verify against the linked official sources.