These Terms serve as clear and comprehensive guide defining responsabilites and rights of all parties, promote responsible use of property, provide a framework for resolving common issues. This facilitates efficient problem-solving and contributes to a fair and secure environment for all parties.
FOR GUESTS
They establish clear expectations and outline the guest’s responsibilities throughout the rental period. This includes aspects like payment terms, occupancy limits, house rules, and proper conduct. By understanding these guidelines, guests can avoid misunderstandings and ensure a smooth and enjoyable stay.
They define the guest’s rights and limitations, including their entitlement to a clean and functional property, complaint procedures, and potential limitations on the host’s liability. This empowers guests to make informed choices and seek recourse if necessary.
FOR HOSTS
They safeguard the host’s property from potential damage or misuse by outlining guest responsibilities regarding proper care and responsible use of the villa. This includes limitations on occupancy, conduct, and activities that could harm the property.
They ensure timely and complete payment by specifying rental fees, service charges, and potential consequences for late payments or cancellations. This helps hosts manage their finances and maintain the rental business’s viability.
1. GENERAL
BY CONFIRMING YOUR BOOKING AND PAYING THE ADVANCE/DEPOSIT YOU CLEARLY INDICATE THAT YOU ARE AWARE OF THE GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS AND THAT YOU ACCEPT THEM.
2. PERMITION TO OCCUPY THE ACCOMMODATION
3. HOST’S OBLIGATIONS
The Host agrees and confirms that:
According to the Law in Croatia the obligation of registering tourists trough eVisitor system and paying tourist tax along with accommodation payment is prescribed under the Tourist Tax Act.
Tourist registration – The owner of a holiday home, suite or apartment is obligated to register every person staying in that accommodation within 24 hours of their arrival and deregister them as visitors on the last day of their visit. The process of registration and deregistration of tourists with the Tourism Board is performed through the eVisitor system – the central electronic system for registration and deregistration of tourists in the Republic of Croatia – following protocol for secure and accurate electronic and automatic data exchange.
The required data is on the basis of identity card information (ID), or a travel document (passport) as follows:
More on tourist registration/deregistration in Croatia: https://gov.hr/en/tourist-registration-and-deregistration/1432
Tourist tax – while staying in Croatia according to Tourist Tax Act you are obligated to pay tourist tax along with accommodation payment. Total amount of the tourist tax is determined by the location of your accommodation as well as time of the year.
Tourist tax for Split-Dalmatia and Zadar County is approximately:
More on tourist tax in Croatia: https://gov.hr/en/tourist-tax/1520
4. THE GUEST AGREES:
5. DAMAGE AND SECURITY DEPOSIT
6. CANCELLATION POLICY
7. OVERSTAYING
8. LIABILITY