Late Arrivals and Early Departures Sample Clauses

Late Arrivals and Early Departures. In the event a principal guest and/or any other guest arrives after the check-in date or departs prior to the scheduled departure date, no reductions or refunds will be granted. No shows In the event of a no-show, no reductions or refunds will be granted. The deposit and any other funds paid toward the total balance will not be returned and will be considered compensation for the time and administrative expenses incurred, and for the inconvenience, damages and losses caused by such no- show. Online Bookings Each rental Property is individually owned. Guest understands and accepts that a Property booked and confirmed online or through a distribution channel may become unavailable for the visit dates after the booking confirmation process. In the event this occurs, Agent will make every effort to present suitable available options within the same rate category.
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Late Arrivals and Early Departures. If You arrive late or depart early from your Retreat You will not be entitled to any refunds or booking credits.
Late Arrivals and Early Departures. In the event a principal guest and/or any other guest arrives after the check-in date or departs prior to the scheduled departure date, no reductions or refunds will be granted. No shows In the event of a no-show, no reductions or refunds will be granted. The deposit and any other funds paid toward the total balance will not be returned and will be considered compensation for the time and administrative expenses incurred, and for the inconvenience, damages and losses caused by such no- show. Group Reservations Bookings for more than one Property may be subject to the Agent’s Group Contract. Online Bookings Each rental Property is individually owned. Guest understands and accepts that a Property booked and confirmed online or through a distribution channel may become unavailable for the visit dates after the booking confirmation process. In the event this occurs, Agent will make every effort to present suitable available options within the same rate category.
Late Arrivals and Early Departures. In the event a principal guest and/or any other guest arrives after the check-in date or departs prior to the scheduled departure date, no reductions or refunds will be granted. No shows In the event of a no-show, no reductions or refunds will be granted. The deposit and any other funds paid toward the total balance will not be returned and will be considered compensation for the time and administrative expenses incurred, and for the inconvenience, damages and losses caused by such no- show.
Late Arrivals and Early Departures. No reductions or refunds will be made for late arrivals or early departures.

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