Hotel Policies definition

Hotel Policies. The Hotel represents and warrants that it has provided to the Group all regulations and policies applicable to the Group prior to the execution of this Agreement. The Hotel further warrants that it shall not, subsequent to the execution of this Agreement, adopt any new regulations or policies applicable to the Event without the express written consent of IEEE.
Hotel Policies. Group agrees to communicate the following to all Group members prior to Group’s stay at the Hotel. Further, Group understands that, given the nature of Group’s event, Group assumes additional obligations to the Hotel. Group understands and agrees to abide by the following Hotel policies: • There is a maximum number of four (4) occupants per Hotel room and a maximum of six (6) occupants per Hotel suite (not including additional persons that may be accommodated by a rollaway bed, for which special charges will apply); • Pursuant to federal and local fire codes, only registered guests are permitted to stay at this Hotel. • Hotel amenities such as the use of the fitness center and business center, as well as complimentary breakfast and complimentary 5:30 Kickback® are for registered guests only. Proof of guest registration (including valid ID) may be required; • The Hotel’s pool and spa are for registered guests only; and non-registered guests may not be invited into the pool area. Before guests can enter the pool area, they must sign ▇▇▇▇▇’▇ Pool Rule Acknowledgement Form. Please contact your Drury National Sales Coordinator for a copy of the Hotel’s pool rules or the Form; • Hotel’s lobby may not be used for Group meetings; • Hotel room doors will not be propped open and must remain shut at all times; • The Hotel may institute a “quiet time” curfew at 10:00 p.m. for Group at Hotel’s discretion; • If the Hotel is unable to fulfill its satisfaction guaranteed policy and is required to discount guest room charges of Hotel guests, who are not members of the Group, due to the behavior and/or conduct of members of the Group, the amount(s) discounted will be the responsibility of Group at Hotel’s discretion; and • Hallways are to remain clear and quiet at all times, and the Group will be contacted if complaints of excessive noise and/or misconduct are brought against any member of the Group – if the aforementioned noise and/or misconduct continues after notification to the Group, Group may be asked to leave the Hotel and will be responsible for the full amount due under the Contract.
Hotel Policies. Check in time: 3:00 PM, Check out time: 11:00 AM, PETS ALLOWED. ROOM BLOCK CUT-OFF DATE : N/A Mkt. Code: Date Booked: DIRC: GRC Entry: METHOD OF RESERVATION: Rooming List Reservation Reply Cards Individual Housing Bureau All Reservations Must Be Guaranteed A Damage Deposit in the amount of $ N/A A Damage Deposit will not be required Individuals responsible for own room, tax and incidentals upon arrival Organization pays room, tax and incidentals. Organization pays all room and tax; individuals pay own incidentals. Other – Balance is due upon arrival. Other – Credit Card to guarantee: Direct Billing and other special credit arrangements must be approved minimum of (2) two weeks in advance through hotel credit department. Please see event confirmation for meeting/banquet arrangements. If all arrangements meet with your approval please sign and return one copy of this agreement for our record by [DATE] on A Definite basis. If this confirmation is not returned by the above date, the hotel reserves the right to release the reservations and cancel this booking. Director of Sales Date Accepted By Date Regents of the University of Minnesota

Examples of Hotel Policies in a sentence

  • The Group Sales Contract, along with the attachments included within, but not limited to, “Function & Catering Arrangements” and Hotel Policies and Procedures are all of the terms agreed to by the parties.

  • Roomlinx shall be responsible for the promulgation and distribution of Hotel Policies and Rules to Roomlinx Personnel to the extent necessary and appropriate.

  • The points will go to the following planners: Acceptance: By signing below, as the Client representative, you accept the terms & conditions established herein this Group Rate Agreement & Event Contract as well as acknowledge that you have read through and accept the Hotel Policies as well as read through, understand and accept the information provided in the Alexandria Convention Center Event Information Packet.

  • Hotel Policies and Rules, and additions or modifications thereto, shall be communicated in writing to Roomlinx or may be made available to Roomlinx or Roomlinx personnel and approved subcontractors by conspicuous posting at a Hotel facility, electronic posting or other means generally used by Hotel to disseminate such information to its employees or contractors.

  • This employee must ensure that Hotel Policies are strictly maintained to the highest standards at all times and that all liquor licensing and food/hygiene laws and regulations are applied.


More Definitions of Hotel Policies

Hotel Policies. The policies listed above are included on Exhibit A for distribution to the Group Members so they are aware of our hotel policies prior to arrival. By signing this Group Rate Agreement & Event Contract, you acknowledge that you have read through & accept these hotel policies for your Group. Audio/Visual Equipment: The audio/visual equipment order must be received by the BEO Details & Menu Due date listed above and will be outlined on the Banquet Event Orders for the event. Rental charges will be assessed to the final event ▇▇▇▇. The Client is welcome to provide audio/visual equipment, including all power sources (i.e. power strip/surge protector, extension cords, etc.). If audio/visual equipment has not been previously ordered, the ACC may be able to provide audio/visual equipment & power sources, based upon availability, with the all related charges assessed to the final event ▇▇▇▇. Banquet Event Orders: All details of the event (including set-up, food & beverage and audio/visual orders) will be due by the BEO Details & Menu Due date listed above. Once the details have been finalized, the ACC will provide Banquet Event Orders to the Client for review and signed to acknowledge your acceptance of the orders and returned to the Hotel Contact, listed above, within three (3) business days.