- The contract on a room reservation is closed, when both parties (Guest and Hotelier) hav agreed to all required conditions in any way or form.
- When a hotel room is reserved, both parties are committed to that contract, no matter how long it last, until the agreed expiry date is reached.
- If the Hotelier does not fulfil their part of the agreed contract (supplying the room on agreed date), they are, by law, committed to pay compensation to the party with who the contract was agreed.
- If the Guest does not fulfil their part of the contract (taking room on agreed date), they are, by law, committed to pay the full price agreed by both parties in the contract, (less 20%), to the Hotelier.
"Please pay attention to the special cancellation policy of hotel belle blue."
- If the Guest cannot fulfil their part of the contract (taking room on agreed date), the Hotelier MUST try and sell the room to a “third party” to prevent both the Guest and Hotelier from losing money.
- If the Hotelier says they could not sell the room to a “third party” on agreed date, the guest must accept this in good faith and pay monies due, as stated in section 4.
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