Cancellations must be immediately notified to us by email – please ensure you get an acknowledgement and get in touch if you do not hear from us within 24hrs to ensure that we received your email.
We recommend that you take out travel insurance to cover you for unforeseen circumstances which may cause you to cancel last minute.
By making a full or deposit payment you are accepting these terms and conditions.
If you booked for a stay prior to August 1st 2020 and rebooked to stay at a later date then unfortunately we cannot offer refunds under the Master Cancel conditions. Terms & Conditions prevailing at the time of your booking will apply:
By making a full or deposit payment you are accepting these terms and conditions.
Payments are accepted by bank transfer or via our secure online booking system from debit card or credit cards.
There are many insurance companies who will offer cover for cancellation due to Covid-19. Further information can be found on the Which website:
Coronavirus travel insurance: who will cover me? – Which? NewsIf you re-book your break for a later date due to a positive Covid test, the cost will be dependent upon the dates booked. There will be no additional admin charge for moving your dates unless you later cancel your new booking (subject to a maximum £50 cancellation fee).
If you decide to cancel your holiday up to 10 days before your arrival date due to a positive Covid-19 test, we will make all reasonable efforts to re-let your holiday dates. If we are successful, we will refund you in full. If we are not able to re-let those dates, unfortunately, we will not be able to offer a refund and you should seek reimbursement from your holiday insurance company.
For all bookings we would strongly recommend you taking out insurance. Which? have published a list of insurance companies offering cover that includes cancellation due to Covid. The link to there website can be found here. We cannot be held responsible for guests failing to seek adequate protection during these difficult times.
The Government has issued guidance for holiday home owners:
Guests should follow government guidance on dealing with possible or confirmed coronavirus (COVID-19) infection. Once the guest (and if appropriate their family) has finished the required self-isolation period and is no longer symptomatic, they should return to their main residence and continue to follow the government guidance on self-isolation, household isolation and social distancing. We would therefore ask that if you or one of your party become symptomatic, that you get in touch with us as soon as possible.
With the likelihood that further guests will be expected following your stay, we would ask that you vacate the property and return home as soon as possible so that a deep clean can be undertaken. In order to mitigate the risk to the housekeeper, as much time as possible will need to be left between you leaving and the housekeeper cleaning before the next guests are due to arrive. You should seek reimbursement from your insurance company for the curtailment of your holiday.