Terms & Conditions

1. Holiday Tenancy. The tenant acknowledges that Parkside Apartment is to be occupied by the tenant for a holiday as detailed in Schedule 1 Paragraph 9 of the Housing Act 1988, and that the tenancy granted by this agreement is not an assured tenancy and that no statutory periodic tenancy will arise when it ends.

2. Arrivals & Departures. Unless otherwise agreed bookings run from Saturday to Saturday. The apartment will be available from 16.00 on the date of arrival and must be vacated by 10.30 on the date of departure.

3. Payments. A deposit equal to 20% of the tennant's full payment is due and payable immediately the tenant confirms his booking. The balance is due and payable four weeks prior to the tennant's arrival. If the booking is made less than four weeks prior to the tenants arrival a 100% payment is immediately due and payable. Payments may be made by post and by cheque if drawn in £ sterling upon a UK bank or otherwise should be made by bank transfer to the owner's nominated bank account details of which will be advised to the tenant when the owner acknowledges acceptance of the tenant's booking.

4. Cancellation. Cancellation must be made in writing or by email and will result in the loss of any monies paid by the tenant up to that date.

5. Reasonable Access. The tenant will at all times grant reasonable access to the owners and/or their authorised representatives.

6. Complaints. Should the tenant have a complaint about the property, the tenant will bring that complaint to the attention of the owner without delay and whilst the tenant is still on the property. This will give the owner the opportunity to hold an immediate investigation and take such remedial action as may be necessary.

7. Liability. The tenant shall be responsible for bringing to the attention of the owner without delay any defect the tenant finds in the apartment, its contents, fixtures and fittings. The tenant is obligated to keep the apartment and its contents, fixtures and fittings in the same state of order in which he assumes the tenancy. The tenant shall be liable for any damage he or his party causes to the apartment, its contents, fixtures and fittings. The tenant shall not be liable for normal wear and tear. The owners accept no liability for any accident, loss or damage to the tenant's property, or the property of any member of his party, unless the owner's gross contributory negligence can be clearly demonstrated. In any event the owner's maximum aggregate liability towards the tenant for all and any claims arising out of the tenant's holiday is limited to the cost of the booking.