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A booking website for your holiday home in Aveyron

From the Grands Causses to the Aubrac, from Conques to Najac: where to declare the tourist tax, who classifies your let, and what a website of your own changes in the département with eleven of France's most beautiful villages.

Letting in Aveyron

Aveyron counted more than 11.5 million tourist nights in 2025 and has more than 209,000 tourist beds, according to the observatory of Aveyron Attractivité Tourisme. It is the département with the most villages labelled Plus Beaux Villages de France: eleven, from Belcastel to Najac, Estaing, La Couvertoirade or Sauveterre-de-Rouergue. Conques, a major stop on the way to Santiago, has its abbey church and pilgrims' bridge on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

In the south, Millau, its viaduct designed by Norman Foster and Roquefort, France's oldest cheese AOC; the Grands Causses regional nature park covers 327,000 hectares, and the Larzac is part of the UNESCO-listed Causses and Cévennes. The Tarn gorges are run by canoe. The département's website sells every season: festivals in summer, the Lot valley and the Marcillac vale in autumn, snow and sledging at Laguiole in winter, and walking on the Aubrac plateau.

The tourist tax in Aveyron

In Aveyron, the tourist tax is carried by the intercommunalities: the DGFiP's national file counts nineteen, from Rodez Agglomération to Millau Grands Causses, Conques-Marcillac or Aubrac Carladez et Viadène, and no commune on its own. Since 1 January 2025, the département adds a 10% surcharge, voted on 28 June 2024 according to the Millau Grands Causses platform.

Each intercommunality has its own calendar. In Rodez Agglomération, two deadlines a year: 1 December to 31 May is declared and paid before 20 June, 1 June to 30 November before 20 December, on an account approved by the agglomeration. In Millau Grands Causses, a holiday let declares every month and pays every quarter, within 30 days of the end of the period.

Platforms pay over the tax on the nights they sell; your direct bookings are yours to declare. Your website works out the tax on each booking and adds it up in your statistics.

Who can help you

The Aveyron departmental attractiveness and tourism agency has an area for professionals, with a whole page on setting up a holiday let: the declaration at the town hall, compulsory whether the let is classified or not (Cerfa form 14004), classification by an accredited body listed by Atout France, and templates for the contract, the description and the inventory.

Gîtes de France Aveyron, in Rodez, is approved by the State to classify holiday lets, besides labelling and supporting new projects; it also runs its own booking agency. A labelled holiday home can have its own website as well: calendars sync through an iCal link when the relay provides one, and your contract with the relay is worth checking.

What a booking website changes here

Your website is on your own domain name and built to be found on Google, by someone looking for a holiday home near Conques or on the Aubrac; our guide explains how to create your holiday home's Google listing.

If you also let through the relay's booking agency or Airbnb, your website reads their calendars every 30 minutes as soon as they provide an iCal link, and your direct bookings go back to them through yours.

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Sources

Information read on 13 October 2026 on the official pages cited. Decisions, rates and addresses change: check with your commune or intercommunality before declaring. Spotted a mistake? Write to us and we will correct it.

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