Does your holiday let still qualify for business rates?

Enter your stays and closed dates. It checks the Welsh test the way the Valuation Office counts it: nights, not days, over the 12 months before the date you pick, with the 2 and 3-year averages from April 2026.

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The property

Check as at Usually today. Counts the 12 months before this date.

My records are complete from Nights before this are treated as unknown, not empty.

I plan to keep it available to let for at least 252 nights over the next 12 months.

Stays

Add every stay, including family and cancelled ones, so the counts are right. Guest name is optional and only used to spot back-to-back stays by the same person.

Check-in	Check-out	Type	Guest	Cancelled	Remove

No stays yet.

Paste from a spreadsheet

One stay per line: check-in, check-out, then optionally type (paying, charity or family), guest and cancelled (yes or no). Dates as 31/12/2026 or 2026-12-31. A header row is fine.

Closed dates

Nights you weren't taking bookings: repairs, your own holidays, closed seasons. These don't count as available.

First night	Last night	Remove