United Kingdom · Last reviewed 20 July 2026
London
High volume plus the 90-night planning cap reward organised guest records and clear access release.
Local focus
- 90-night rule
- Guest records
- Multi-channel
Country context
Outside the EU/Schengen stack. The Immigration (Hotel Records) Order 1972 requires keepers of lodging for reward to record guest name and nationality (and further details for certain non-British guests) for at least 12 months. Scotland already runs mandatory short-term let licensing; England's national register power is not yet live.
Remote arrival is compatible with the 1972 Order when required guest details are captured and retained — there is no UK de visu case law equivalent to Italy's. Scotland licence conditions may still constrain how you operate.
Full United Kingdom guide →City notes are practical operational context for hosts using NextStay. They are not a substitute for official guidance in London or United Kingdom. This London, United Kingdom guidance was last researched and reviewed on 20 July 2026. This guide provides operational context, not legal advice. Requirements can change — confirm the rules that apply to your property with the competent authority before you host.