YOUR STAY Sample Clauses

The "YOUR STAY" clause defines the terms and conditions governing a guest's use of accommodations during their stay. It typically outlines rules regarding check-in and check-out times, guest responsibilities, permitted uses of the property, and any restrictions on behavior or activities. For example, it may specify quiet hours, limits on the number of occupants, or requirements for maintaining the property in good condition. The core function of this clause is to set clear expectations for both the guest and the property owner, helping to prevent misunderstandings and ensure a smooth, respectful experience for all parties involved.
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YOUR STAY. 2.1 This Agreement shall commence on the Check-in Date and end on the Check-out Date as indicated on the Student Portal, except if cancellation occurs in accordance with the provisions of clause 13 or 14 below.
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YOUR STAY. 4.1. Check-in time and check-out time shall be detailed in the reservation information unless expressly agreed by the Supplier otherwise. The Supplier may request an additional payment for early check-in or later check-out. Information on the check-in and check-out procedure and access to the accommodation will be provided separately. 4.2. Your booking is for serviced accommodation rather than a hotel or guest house service (unless expressly specified otherwise). The Supplier does not provide meals or newspapers. 4.3. Included in your room/apartment will be linen and towels, shower gel and shampoo. A cleaning service is provided, and further information is available on request. 4.4. Your accommodation will also include a supply of coffee, tea, and long-life milk. 4.5. You are responsible for the conduct of all persons staying within the accommodation and shall ensure that they comply with these terms and conditions. You and your guests must not:
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YOUR STAY. This agreement shall commence on the Check-in Date and end on the Check-Out Date as indicated on the Student Portal or on the Lease.
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YOUR STAY. 12.1. We reserve a right of access to the cottage at any time during your booking. 12.2. For insurance reasons bookings are not interchangeable. For the same reason the property should not be sub-let nor should the number of persons in occupation exceed the sleeping accommodation provided.
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