Defines and zones short-term tourist accommodation (whole/partial-unit rentals under 31 days, publicly advertised) and gîtes touristiques (max 5 rooms + breakfast) as land uses permitted only in specific zones; a distinct 'principal residence' hosting category is allowed city-wide.
Short-term rentals — Sherbrooke, Quebec
Can I run an Airbnb here? Do I need a licence?
The Town of Sherbrooke, Quebec has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Règlement n° 1200 de zonage et de lotissement — Établissement d'hébergement touristique / gîte touristique (art. 2.2.117, 2.2.117.1, 2.2.142), verified 2026-08-23.
City guidance implementing Règlement 1200: short-term-rental hosts need a municipal compliance notice/change-of-use certificate ($152 + $25 fees) before registering with Quebec's CITQ; long-term room rentals capped at 4 rooms/10 occupants city-wide.