Conditions

General Terms and Conditions for Holiday Rentals

1. Scope These General Terms and Conditions (GTC) apply to all holiday rentals of real estate by the landlord to the tenant. Deviating agreements must be in writing.

2. Subject of the contract The landlord rents the holiday property to the tenant in accordance with the agreed conditions and for the agreed period. The holiday property is in perfect condition when it is handed over.

3. Rental period and termination The rental period begins on the agreed date and ends on the agreed date, unless an extension is agreed. The rental agreement can only be terminated by either party within the specified period.

4. Rental price and payment The rental price is agreed upon conclusion of the contract and is to be paid within the agreed period. A payment is only deemed to have been made when the amount has been credited to the landlord. In the event of default of payment, the landlord can demand default interest.

5. Deposit The landlord can demand a deposit from the tenant to protect against damage or loss to the holiday home. The deposit will be refunded when the holiday home is returned, provided no damage or loss is found.

6. Additional costs Additional costs such as electricity, water, heating, etc. are included in the price.

7. Obligations of the tenant The tenant must treat the holiday property with care and be liable for any damage he causes. The tenant has the right to use the holiday property for his own purposes, but may not carry out any criminally relevant activities in the holiday property.

8. Obligations of the landlord The landlord makes the holiday property available in perfect condition and ensures that all necessary facilities such as electricity, water, etc. are available. The landlord is obliged to remedy any defects or damage to the holiday property immediately.

9. Exclusion of liability The landlord is not liable for damage caused by the tenant or third parties to the holiday home. The landlord assumes no liability for the use of the holiday property by the tenant.

10. Place of jurisdiction and applicable law For all disputes arising from this contract, Spanish law applies exclusively. The place of jurisdiction is the registered office of the landlord.