Serviced apartments in Zug

Zug's law on the accommodation levy covers guests who stay for payment in hotels, guesthouses and hostels, in holiday flats and rooms, or in another way, and the host collects the charge for the commune (Canton of Zug, checked 21 Oct 2026). The commune sets it between CHF 0.90 and CHF 2.00 per adult guest and night; in April 2025 the City of Zug charged CHF 2.00 (Canton of Zug, checked 21 Oct 2026). An amendment of 1 July 2026 raises the legal minimum to CHF 2.50 per adult guest and night and takes effect on a date the government sets once the referendum period, which ran to 7 September 2026, has passed unused (Canton of Zug, checked 21 Oct 2026).

What a short stay means for registration depends on the purpose. EU/EFTA employees can work up to three months, and posted workers up to 90 working days a year, on an online notification; a contract of more than three months but under one year brings an L permit when the average workload exceeds 12 hours a week (Canton of Zug, Amt für Migration, checked 21 Oct 2026). For a weekly stay in the city, the City of Zug asks people to contact its residents' office directly (stadtzug.ch, checked 21 Oct 2026).

The canton's published rent figure is CHF 1,875 a month (2024) (FSO, checked 21 Oct 2026); as an average over all tenancies it is a reference point, not a price for a furnished stay.

Foreign nationals arriving in Zug register with the cantonal migration office (Amt für Migration, Aabachstrasse 1) within 14 days (2026) (Amt für Migration Zug, checked 21 Oct 2026), EU/EFTA citizens by posting form A1. The City of Zug's residents' office in the Stadthaus receives the registration automatically and charges nothing (stadtzug.ch, checked 21 Oct 2026). Swiss citizens report a move through eUmzug. More in registering at your commune.