self-catering

British  

adjective

1. denoting accommodation in which the tenant or visitor provides and prepares his own food

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Example Sentences

The Welsh government, which previously announced plans for "small changes" to the rules, said it recognised the "strength of feeling" but added 60% of self-catering businesses had met the target.

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The government said it also wanted local authorities to "support self-catering operators" who did not meet the 182-day target by allowing them to pay the standard rate of council tax for a year before higher premiums kicked in.

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But he added: "Recognising that 60% of self-catering properties have already met the letting criteria, we remain of the view that, for a property to be classified as non-domestic for local tax purposes, it should be let for the majority of the year."

From BBC

It will apply to people staying in hotels, hostels, guest houses, B&Bs, self-catering accommodation, camp sites and caravan parks.

From BBC

Since 2023, self-catering properties must be available for 252 days and let out for 182 days each year to pay non-domestic rates instead of the higher council tax.

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