General terms and conditions of rental

Euro immobilier

The prices mentioned include: rental, heating, water, electricity, household linen, towels, crockery and television. The rental is "furnished" and therefore also includes equipment such as crockery and blankets. Not included: the pet fee (€25) and cleaning, and of course the deposit. All firm reservations are made in favour of the tenant whose deposit (25%) is received first. This deposit is retained in the event of cancellation.

Occupancy

All rentals begin on the day of arrival from 5pm and end on the day of departure by 10am at the latest. The hirer undertakes to use the premises
personally and to keep them in a perfect state of cleanliness. All furniture and equipment must be returned to its original position. The number of occupants must not exceed the number stated for this rental. Any infringement will result in an increase in the rent. EURO-IMMOBILIER cannot guarantee the regularity of the public services: water, electricity, heating as well as the correct operation of the lifts and this, whatever the duration.

Collection of the keys

The keys will only be collected after payment:

of the balance of the rental at the latest 30 days before arrival.
A security deposit of €300 for studios, €450 for 2-room apartments and €600 for 3-room apartments and more, which will be returned to you within 15 days of departure, less any breakage or cleaning charges. In the event of arrival outside the Agency's opening hours, you will find all the necessary information at the reception desk of each Residence after telephone agreement.

Exit cleaning - deposit

The flat must be left in a perfectly clean condition by the tenant. Before you leave, the tenant must take out the rubbish, empty the dishwasher, fold and put away the blankets, and clean and tidy the flat. These conditions are essential for the deposit to be returned. It is forbidden to use the fireplaces in the flats.

Conditions in the event of cancellation

Any cancellation must be notified in writing and will only be taken into account on receipt of the tenant's letter.In the event of cancellation or "no-show" on arrival, the full price of the holiday becomes immediately payable, except in the event of force majeure in accordance with article 1148 of the French Civil Code (illness, accident, hospitalisation, etc. do not constitute force majeure). If the tenant takes possession of the premises after the date stipulated in the contract or leaves the premises before that date, he will not be entitled to any reimbursement for the period that has not elapsed. If the lessee fails to arrive within 48 hours of the start date of the contract and in the absence of any further information, the contract will be cancelled automatically and the lessee will remain liable for payment of the balance of the stay.

Lessor's obligations

The lessor undertakes to make the rented accommodation available to the lessee in accordance with the description and to respect the obligations arising from this agreement. In the event of termination by the lessor and if the lessee cannot be rehoused in an equivalent flat, the lessee will be entitled to claim compensation for the loss suffered.

Natural and technological risks

In accordance with the law of 30 July 2003 on damage prevention and article L 125-5 of the Environment Code, lessees of properties located in areas covered by a prescribed or approved plan for the prevention of foreseeable technological or natural risks, or in seismic zones defined by a decree of the Council of State, are informed by the lessor of the existence of the risks covered by these plans and decrees. Given the 'seasonal' and temporary nature of the occupation of the property, the agency provides the tenant with all the relevant legislation and decrees, a list of risks for each municipality and updated risk zoning plans issued by the municipalities and the Savoie prefecture. For more information on major natural and technological risks in Savoie and its communes:

On the internet: Savoie Prefecture follow the following link: https://www.savoie.gouv.fr/Actions-de-l-Etat/Paysages-environnement-risques-naturels-et-technologiques/Risques-naturels-et-technologiques/Information-acquereurs-et-locataires/IAL-par-commune/Tignes
By telephone: (Préfecture de la Savoie): +33 (0)4 79 75 50 00

The tenant acknowledges having read the STATEMENT OF NATURAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL RISKS and declares that he/she is personally responsible for this situation.

Tenant's liability

The owner and the agency accept no liability for the risks to the tenant's personal property, particularly in the event of fire, glass breakage, theft or water damage. All objects or personal effects belonging to the tenant are the tenant's own responsibility. These items are not covered by any insurance policy issued by the building, the rental owner or the agency. The Tenant must therefore be personally responsible for insuring his/her own property, particularly against theft, especially of skis stored in ancillary premises such as ski lockers.

In addition, the Tenant must be insured by an insurance company for both his/her own rental risks and for the rented property, as well as for recourse by third parties. The tenant must be able to provide proof of this on request from the owner or the agency. The owner and the agency decline all responsibility for the recourse that their insurance company could exercise against the tenant in the event of a claim.

Computer processing of information

The agent is expressly authorised to enter the information included in this deed on a computer file.
In accordance with the law of 6 January 1978, the tenant has a right of access and rectification to be formulated to the agent.