Rights and obligations
What rights and obligations arise from this guest accommodation contract?
As is always the case in business life, room reservations are not possible without legal regulations. A room reservation made by the guest and accepted by the accommodation provider establishes a contractual relationship between the two parties, the guest accommodation contract.
Like all contracts, the guest accommodation contract can only be dissolved with the consent of both parties. In detail, the following rights and obligations result from it.
The guest accommodation contract is concluded as soon as the holiday apartment has been ordered and confirmed by us or, if a confirmation was no longer possible due to time constraints, has been made available.
The conclusion of the guest accommodation contract obliges the contractual partners to fulfill the contract, regardless of the duration of the contract.
The landlord is obliged to pay compensation to the guest if the room is not made available.
Payments: 20% of the total amount or at least 50 euros are due 14 days after booking - the balance on the day you move into the apartment.
If the guest does not use the contractual services, he is obliged to pay the agreed or customary price minus the expenses saved by the landlord. According to experience, the savings amount to 20% of the overnight stay for overnight stays, 40% of the board price for the pension agreement (room with meals), and 10% of the apartment price for holiday apartments.
a) The landlord is obliged in good faith to allocate unused rooms to other people if possible in order to avoid losses.
b) Until the room is otherwise allocated, the guest must pay the amount calculated in accordance with Section 4 for the duration of the contract.
Arrival times begin at 4:00 p.m. In general, we would be very pleased if you let us know the approximate time of your arrival in advance. On the day of departure, the apartment must be vacated by 12:00 p.m. and handed over properly. The day of arrival and the day of departure count as one day when making a reservation.
Subsequent price reductions or increases are not possible. This also applies to early termination of the rental period.
On departure, the holiday apartment must be handed over to the landlord in a proper condition (ie the apartment has been swept clean, dishes have been washed and sorted, groceries are to be disposed of). In the event of unusual contamination or damage to the inventory, an additional flat rate or replacement can be charged. The tenant will be held liable for damage or shortages of inventory and furniture during the rental period without proof of fault.
The use of the outdoor seating area and the parking lot is at your own risk.
The lessor is not liable for the loss of or damage to any items brought in, including the car. (The landlord is not liable for material defects according to § 536 BGB, there is no further obligation to pay damages.)
Liability for brochures or internet is excluded in any form. With these terms and conditions and the clear regulations, we want to prevent misunderstandings - but in general: an open, direct conversation regulates almost everything.
With this in mind, we are sure that you will have a wonderful holiday with us and we look forward to seeing you!
* Rights and obligations partly taken from the German Hotel Guide 1981, published by DEHOGA.
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