The lessor must be the owner of the accommodation offered, or have the exclusive rental rights thereof.
The landlord will arrange all rentals via the SVVS reservation module, so that double reservations are impossible. Synchronization links are available, with which reservations via other channels, such as Booking.com, AirBNB, Micazu etc, are automatically updated in real time in the booking calendar.
If the landlord wishes to reserve the accommodation for his own use, this must be stated in advance in the booking agenda.
Landlord is responsible for keeping the booking agenda correct. Double reservations are therefore excluded.
The landlord will have access to its own domain name.vakantiewoning.nl with SSL option (the lock in the address bar), as well as its own e-mail option.
The photos and description of the holiday home as they are placed on the site will be in accordance with reality.
The landlord is prohibited from posting offensive or discriminatory photos and texts.
The landlord guarantees the tenant the lowest price guarantee. This means that the price for which the accommodation is offered on the website Vakantiewoning.nl is the lowest price. If a tenant finds a lower price for the same house in the same period, the landlord must rent the accommodation at this lower price plus a compensation to the tenant of 25% for violating the lowest price guarantee.
If a change occurs that is no longer in accordance with what is stated or shown on the site, this must be immediately adjusted by the lessor on the site.
SVVS will draw up the rental agreement on behalf of the landlord and send it to the tenant by e-mail and possibly by post.
On behalf of the lessee , SVVS will ensure that the rental agreement is complied with and that it i administratively processed in the accounts of the SVVS booking program. Bookings will be processed directly (real time) by SVVS in the booking agenda.
SVVS will collect the rent on behalf of the lessor.
30% when booking the holiday home, the remainder 6 weeks before the start of the rental, or if the rental takes place within 6 weeks, 100%.
Each rental payment received will be reported to the landlord in real time and, depending on the time, will be transferred the same
day and without deductions to the bank number specified by the landlord, except
for the first reservation in protection of the tenant; The landlord will be paid 24 hours after the tenants have arrived.
SVVS will keep the lessor informed by e-mail of bookings made at the e-mail address specified by the lessor.
The landlord of a holiday home or accommodation is liable for non-compliance with agreements SVVS makes with tenants on his behalf.
If the landlord does not wish to rent to certain persons, he must state this in writing in advance, stating e-mail address(es), name, initials, address, postal code and place of residence.
The landlord will take care of the key transfer himself.
At the start of the lease, the landlord will ensure that the house is clean. Electricity is and will remain with (bottle) gas and tap water and heat.
The landlord arranges the collection of any final cleaning costs, energy used, tourist tax, etc. (usually by collecting a deposit on arrival)
The landlord is not allowed to mention telephone numbers, (e-mail) addresses, websites, etc. in the presentation.
The landlord is allowed to rent out or use the holiday home himself. If you wish to use the property yourself, the occupancy must be updated immediately in the online booking agenda. When renting to a third party, the reservation must be made via the SVVS booking process to walk. Based on the booking agenda, our websites only show those days on which the relevant holiday home is available. This excludes double occupancy or overbooking. If a reservation for a home is made on the basis of the available data via one of our websites, it will always take precedence over a personal reservation not registered by the landlord. If, for whatever reason, the rental cannot take place due to, for example, incorrectly updating the booking agenda, SVVS will offer a replacement equivalent or better accommodation to the tenant and charge the landlord for any price difference. Not keeping the booking agenda correctly can result in exclusion from participation.
If the lessor, barring force majeure, is unable or unwilling to fulfill the rental agreement concluded on his behalf, he will owe compensation to the lessee. The amount of the compensation depends on the time of notification to SVVS : 50% of the agreed rent up to 6 months before the first rental day, 60% up to 5 months, 70% up to 4 months, 80% up to 3 months, 90 % up to 2 months and 100% up to 1 month and 120% within 1 month before the first rental day. Force majeure is understood to mean the loss of the home due to fire, earthquake or flood.
Dutch law applies to this agreement. The District Court of Arnhem, subdistrict sector, or the District Court of Arnhem are designated to settle any disputes.