Conditions

1. Payment

When paying by bank transfer (offline payment), the tenant must pay a deposit of EUR 30% within 5 days of the conclusion of the rental agreement. The remaining amount is due 7 days before arrival by bank transfer. If the tenant is more than 1 day in arrears with the down payment, the landlord is entitled to terminate the contract without notice and to rent the property elsewhere for rent.When paying by credit card, 100% payment is madeupon booking. The landlord is entitled to claim compensation according to the flat rates according to our cancellation conditions of this contract.

2. Cancellation

Cancellation conditions according to Art. 1382 ZGB.

In the event of early departure, late arrival or withdrawal from the trip (cancellation of your stay by written declaration), the following cancellation fees apply (unless otherwise agreed upon booking):

Up to 2 months before arrival -> free of charge.
Less than 2 months before arrival -> 100% of the total price.
Rebookings are NOT refundable. Processing costs -> 100€. Rebookings are possible up to 21 days before arrival, NO rebookings are possible less than 21 days before arrival.

Cancellations must be made by 12 noon CET (Central European Time) on the relevant day. If there is NO prior written cancellation within this period, we unfortunately have to charge the full amount.

In the event that stricter official requirements with regard to the booked period of stay should be introduced after your booking has been made or for important, unavoidable reasons (e.g. double booking), your booking may be cancelled. In this case, we will contact you immediately.

3. Liability

The landlord is not liable for valuables belonging to the guest(s). Claims for damages are excluded regardless of the type of breach of duty, unless intentional or grossly negligent action is involved. This also applies to tortious acts. In the event of a breach of essential contractual obligations, the lessor is liable for any negligence, but only up to the amount of the foreseeable damage. Insofar as liability is excluded or limited, this also applies to organs, employees and employees as well as to representatives and vicarious agents.

4. key

The lessee will be given the following keys by the lessor at the beginning of the rental period: front door/apartment key. The keys will only be handed over after full payment and will not be passed on to strangers. Lost keys must be reported immediately and the guest is liable for €100 including VAT per key.

5. Due Diligence

The tenants must treat the rented premises and the furnishings with care. The tenants must compensate for culpably caused damage. When moving into the premises, the tenants are obliged to check the facility for completeness and suitability for use and to lodge any complaints with the landlord immediately. The tenants must also report any damage occurring during the rental period immediately. If the tenants do not comply with these obligations, they are not entitled to a rent reduction due to the points to be objected to. ONLY the guests registered with us are allowed to stay in the apartment. Visitors are not allowed to do this at any time of the day or night. In the event of an infringement, we are obliged to stop making the rental apartment available without repaying any amounts already paid.

6. Domiciliary rights

The house rules are available in the rented premises.

7. Written Form

Changes and additions to this contract (AGB's) must be in writing. This also applies to the change in the previous sentence.

8. Severability

Should individual provisions of this contract be or become invalid in whole or in part, or should there be a gap in the contract, this shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions. Instead of the ineffective provision or to fill the gap, a measured regulation should come into effect which, as far as legally possible, comes closest to what the contracting parties wanted or would have wanted according to the meaning and purpose of this contract (AGB's) if they had considered the point.

9. Choice of Law

German law applies

10. Use of Internet access via WLAN

10.1. Permission to use Internet access via WLAN.

The landlord maintains shared use of the WLAN in his holiday property. He allows the tenant to use the WLAN access to the Internet for the duration of his stay in the holiday property. The tenant does not have the right to allow third parties to use the WLAN. The landlord does not guarantee the actual availability. Suitability or reliability of Internet access for any purpose. He is entitled at any time to allow further co-users to operate the WLANs in whole, in part or temporarily and to restrict or exclude the tenant's access in whole, in part or at times if the connection is or would be used abusively, insofar as the landlord fears claims as a result must and cannot prevent this with usual and reasonable effort in a reasonable time. In particular, the landlord reserves the right to block access to certain pages or services via the WLAN at any time and at his reasonable discretion (e.g. pages that glorify violence, are pornographic or chargeable pages).

10.2. access data

It is used by means of access security. The access data (login and password) may under no circumstances be passed on to third parties. If the lessee wants to grant third parties access to the Internet via the WLAN, this is subject to the prior written consent of the lessor and the acceptance of the provisions of this user agreement by the third party, documented by signature and complete identification. The tenant undertakes to keep his access data secret. The landlord has the right to change the access code at any time.

10.3.Dangers of WiFi Use, Limitation of Liability

The tenant is advised that the WLAN only allows access to the Internet, virus protection and remote wall are not available. The data traffic generated using the WLAN is unencrypted. The data can therefore possibly be viewed by third parties. The landlord expressly points out that there is a risk that malware (eg viruses, Trojans, worms, etc.) can get onto the end device when using the WLAN. The use of the WLAN is at the tenant's own risk. The landlord assumes no liability for damage to the tenant's digital media caused by the use of the Internet access, unless the damage was caused intentionally or through gross negligence by the landlord and/or his vicarious agents.

10.4. Accountability and Release from Claims

The tenant is responsible for the data transmitted via the WLAN, the services used and legal transactions that are subject to a fee. If the renter visits paid websites or enters into liabilities, the resulting costs are to be borne by him. He is obliged to comply with the applicable law when using the WLAN.

In particular, he will:

. Users use the WLAN to access or distribute immoral or illegal content;

. Not illegally reproduce, distribute or make available any copyrighted material; this applies in particular in connection with the use of file sharing programs;

. Observe the applicable youth protection regulations;

. Do not post or distribute harassing, defamatory, or threatening content;

. The WLAN not for sending mass messages (spam) and / or

other forms of improper advertising. The tenant indemnifies the landlord of the holiday property from all damage and claims by third parties that are based on illegal use of the WLAN by the tenant and / or on a violation of the present agreement, this also extends for costs and emigration associated with the claim or its defense. If the tenant recognizes or has to recognize that such a violation of rights and/or such a violation has occurred or is imminent, he shall inform the landlord of the holiday property of this circumstance.