EILAN DONAN - CONDITIONS OF LET
1. The tenant will use the premises for private holiday purposes only, and will not sub let the property.
2. Under no circumstances shall the number of people occupying the property exceed the number stated on the booking form. Maximum number is six. Please note this is a pet free, no smoking establishment.
3. Short Break Bookings commence at 4pm on start date. The property must be vacated by 10am on the day of departure.
4. The tenant shall leave the property in a clean, neat, and tidy condition and shall accept the accommodation as it equipped at the commencement of let.
5. The owners reserve the right to make a charge in respect of any breakage and/or damage and/or if the state of cleanliness is sub standard.
6. The owners reserve the right to terminate the let in the event that the tenant or any persons occupying or visiting the property cause a disturbance or nuisance to neighbouring residents and/or damage to their property or to any third party.
7.The owners reserve the right to refuse admission to any person for any reason, and if appropriate a pro rata refund will be given.
8. Use of the property is at the occupiers own risk. No responsibility is accepted by the owners for any loss, damage or injury to a person or property (including cars, accessories and contents).
9. You are strongly advised to take out holiday insurance.
10. A non refundable deposit of 25% of the letting fee shall be made at the time of booking. The balance is due six weeks before the holiday commencement date. No reminders are sent out. Once the balance is received by the owners a receipt together with arrival/house details will be sent out to the tenant.
11. Should the balance not be received four weeks before the holiday commencement date, the owners shall consider the booking to be cancelled .No refund of deposit shall be given.
12. Cancellations should be notified to the owner by telephone in the first instance and confirmed in writing or by E-mail. Regretfully a refund of the balance can only be made if the property is re-let. It is recommended that you take out holiday cancellation insurance
13. Should the property become unavailable due to circumstances beyond the control of the owners the rental will be repaid in full.
14. The owners have taken great care to ensure the information given is accurate, however cannot accept responsibility for errors or misunderstanding.
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The Cowal peninsula, formed by Loch Fyne to the west and Loch Long to the east, is the most visited part of Argyll. It is not far from Glasgow and frequent ferry services by CalMac and Western Isles Ferries from Gourock serve Dunoon.
Dunoon is the capital of the Cowal region, and grew from a village to a major Clyde seaside resort in the 1800. It is dominated by Castle Hill upon which sits Castle House, built in the 1820s by a wealthy Glaswegian who generated local protest about access to common land around the house.
Places to visit include the Cowal Bird Garden and Ardnadam Heritage Trail, both a short distance from the town. The Dunoon Ceramics Visitor Centre in the town itself provides tours around the factory and offers an interesting rainy day activity.
On the last weekend in August, Dunoon plays host to the Cowal Highland Gathering, the largest of its kind in the world. The grand finale of this event is the spectacle of the massed pipes and drums of more than 150 bands marching through the streets of the town.
The landscape of the south-west Cowal is in complete contrast to the townscape of Dunoon. The Kyles of Bute, tracts of water separating the north end of Bute from Cowal, offer breathtaking scenery and some of the best sailing in Scotland. |
