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Conclusion of a contract
The rental contract for the holiday apartment is binding when the attached rental contract has been signed and sent to the landlord. The rental agreement will be sent to the tenant immediately after verbal or written confirmation and must be returned to the landlord within 5 days. Until then, the holiday home will be reserved for the tenant. If the signed rental contract does not reach the landlord within 5 days, the landlord is entitled to release the holiday home for renting again. The holiday apartment is rented to the tenant for the specified contract period exclusively for holiday purposes and may only be occupied by the maximum number of people specified in the rental contract.
Rental price
The rental price includes usage-based ancillary costs such as electricity, water, heating as well as WiFi, bed linen and towels. The final cleaning is shown and charged separately.
Payment deadlines
A deposit of 30% of the rental price is due within 5 days of the conclusion of the rental contract. The remaining payment is due 14 days before arrival.
If the booking is made at short notice in less than 30 days, full payment is due.
Rental period
On the day of arrival, the landlord will make the holiday apartment available to the tenant from 3 p.m. Should the arrival take place later, the tenant should inform the landlord of this by telephone in order to arrange an individual time if necessary.
On the day of departure, after prior agreement with the landlord, the tenant vacates the rental property by 10:30 a.m. at the latest and hands over the apartment keys to the landlord.
Cancellation by the tenant
The tenant can withdraw from the tenancy agreement before the start of the tenancy by giving the landlord a written declaration. The basis is the time of receipt of the contract cancellation by the landlord. If the tenant withdraws from the rental contract, he has to pay flat-rate compensation for the expenses already incurred by the landlord and the lost profit in the following amount.
Cancellation up to the 30th day before the start of the rental period: 30% of the rental price, later withdrawal: 80% of the rental price. Without cancellation and no arrival: 100% of the rental price.
The tenant reserves the right to provide evidence that the landlord suffered no or significantly little damage. When withdrawing from the contract, the tenant can name a replacement tenant who is willing to take his place in the existing contractual relationship. If a third party enters into the rental contract, he and his previous tenant are jointly and severally liable to the landlord for the rental price and the additional costs arising from the entry of the third party. In good faith, the landlord has to rent an unused accommodation to someone else and has to deduct the saved accommodation against the cancellation fees claimed by him. The tenant is recommended to take out travel cancellation insurance.
Termination by the landlord
The landlord can terminate the contractual relationship before or after the start of the rental period without observing a notice period if the tenant fails to make the agreed payments (down payment, final payment) on time despite a prior, one-off reminder or otherwise acts contrary to the contract to such an extent that the landlord can continue of the contractual relationship cannot be expected. In this case, the landlord can demand reimbursement of the expenses incurred up to the termination and the lost profit from the tenant.
Obligations of the tenant
The tenant undertakes to treat the rental property and its inventory with all due care. The tenant is liable to pay compensation for the culpable damage to furnishings, rented rooms or the building as well as the facilities belonging to the rented rooms or the building, if and to the extent that it was culpably caused by him or his accompanying persons. The tenant must immediately notify the landlord or the guest service of any damage incurred in the rented space, unless he is obliged to remedy it himself. The tenant is liable to pay compensation for consequential damage caused by not being notified in good time. Waste, ash, harmful liquids and the like must not be disposed of in sinks, sinks and toilets. If blockages occur in the sewage pipes due to non-compliance with these provisions, the person responsible bears the costs of the repair. In the event of any malfunctions in the facilities and equipment of the rental property, the tenant is obliged to do everything reasonable himself to help remedy the malfunction or to keep any damage that may arise to a minimum. The tenant is obliged to inform the landlord or the guest service immediately about defects in the rental property. If the tenant fails to report this, he is not entitled to any claims due to non-fulfillment of the contractual services (in particular no claims to rent reduction).
Liability of the lessor
The landlord is liable for the correctness of the description of the rental property and is obliged to properly provide the contractually agreed services and maintain them during the entire rental period. The landlord is not liable according to §536a BGB. The landlord’s liability for property damage resulting from unlawful acts is excluded, unless they are based on an intentional or grossly negligent breach of duty on the part of the landlord. The lessor is not liable in cases of force majeure, e.g. B. natural disasters, fire etc.
Animal husbandry
Dogs may only be kept in the apartment after prior notification to the landlord and consideration in the rental agreement. The tenant is liable for all damage caused by keeping animals.
Changes to the contract
Subsidiary agreements, changes and additions to the contract as well as all legally relevant declarations must be made in writing.
Choice of law and place of jurisdiction
German law applies. The place of residence of the landlord is agreed as the exclusive place of jurisdiction.
