Compliance · Bill 67
Short-term rental permit — Mont-Tremblant
The City of Mont-Tremblant and the Mont-Tremblant resort municipality apply different STR rules by sector (residential, tourist, lakefront). Beyond provincial CITQ registration, check zoning, noise bylaws, and night-stay limits before listing on Airbnb.
- •CITQ required on every platform (Bill 67)
- •3.5% lodging tax must be collected and remitted
- •Zoning rules vary by sector — a municipal permit may be required
984 active CITQ registrations tracked in this municipality. View registry
Mont-Tremblant — zoning and municipal permits
Full guide: Bill 67 and CITQ in Quebec.
Do I need CITQ in Mont-Tremblant?
Yes for any rental under 31 consecutive nights in Quebec (Bill 67). The number must appear on every Airbnb, Vrbo, or direct listing.
Can the municipality be stricter?
Yes — zoning, municipal permits, condo bylaws, and nuisance rules can restrict STR even with a valid CITQ.
Can Reserver.ca handle compliance?
Our plans include CITQ support, lodging tax handling, and coordination with local rules for managed properties.