This text has been translated from German. In the event of a legal dispute, the German version shall prevail.
The holiday homes are privately owned and managed by Agnes and Ueli Scheidegger. These terms and conditions are intended to ensure that everything runs smoothly and to inform our guests about what they can expect and what is expected of them. Please read the following terms and conditions carefully. By making a booking, you agree to these terms and conditions forming the basis of the rental agreement between us.
More details on the individual points can be found below.
If you are interested in renting the holiday apartment ‘Im Moos, 3985 Münster VS’, please book it online. Apartments can be reserved up to one year in advance. Unfortunately, apartments cannot be ‘reserved’ without a booking.
The invoice must be paid at least 60 days before the start of the rental period. In the event of non-payment or incomplete payment, the landlord is entitled to rent the apartment to someone else.
The rental price includes visitor's tax, electricity and water, toilet paper and kitchen roll, as well as cleaning supplies. Not included are bed linen and towels (unless selected when booking), but also final cleaning, bin bags and the permission to access the house.
Changes to travel dates (change of arrival or departure, increase in the number of persons) must be agreed with the landlord in good time before the start of the trip.
To ensure that as many guests as possible can enjoy the "im Moos", we want to avoid last-minute cancellations as much as possible. Cancellations made less than 60 days before the start of the rental period are therefore subject to cancellation fees:
- If a new tenant can be found, only a compensation fee of CHF 100 will be charged.
The Final cleaning of the apartment is the responsibility of our guests. If the apartment is not left clean, requiring additional cleaning, a fee of CHF 250.00 will be charged. Conversely, we kindly ask you to notify us if you find the apartment unclean at the start of your holiday.
Please note: You are staying in an old house in the countryside, so dead flies or occasional traces of mice cannot be ruled out.
Damage caused by tenants to the rental property or the entire premises shall be paid for by the tenants. In addition, tenants are obliged to report any damage caused to the landlords. Tenants are also obliged to comply with local laws and regulations and assume full responsibility and any costs incurred in the event of non-compliance (e.g. fire bans, driving bans). It is the responsibility of the tenants to inform themselves about the laws and regulations of the authorities.
The landlords accept no liability for damage to persons or property on the entire premises (e.g. slipping on snow, etc.). They are also not liable for circumstances that are not directly related to the rented holiday home and the contractual services, including the surroundings of the holiday accommodation. No liability is accepted for any impact on the rental property due to force majeure, such as power or water outages and severe weather conditions that are customary in the country.
Tenants are responsible for their own arrival and departure. The landlords are also not liable for guests' personal belongings, e.g. in the event of burglary, theft or fire.
In the interests of both parties, cancellations, rebookings and changes must always be made in writing (by post or email).
Any complaints must be reported to the landlords immediately, either verbally or in writing. Unfortunately, no complaints can be accepted after departure.
The personal data you provide us with when booking will not be passed on to external third parties (except to authorities if required by law).
The rental agreement between the landlords and the tenants is governed exclusively by Swiss law (regardless of the nationality and place of residence of the tenant). The place of jurisdiction is Brig, Switzerland.