Our Cottages

Everything is ready to welcome you!

Our cottages are equipped with a terrace, a living area with TV and dining space, a fully equipped kitchen, dressing areas, a toilet, and private bathrooms.

Enjoy the swimming pool area, play your best games of pétanque or Molkky, and relax by the fire pit and fire pit in the wooden garden furniture!

(To preserve the tranquility of the surroundings and the well-being of all our guests, pets are not allowed.)

Booking Conditions

A confirmation will be sent to you by email upon receipt of a 30% deposit of the total price of your stay. The remaining balance is due 30 days before your arrival.

Tourist tax and a security deposit of €500 are required on the day of your arrival.

Cancellations

In case of cancellation:

30 days before the start of your stay, the full cost of your stay remains due.

60 days before the start of your stay, 50% of the cost of your stay remains due.

To avoid any unpleasant surprises, we advise you to take out cancellation insurance.

HOUSE RULES

-- Availability of the cottages --
The cottages are available from 4:00 PM. Please let us know if you will be arriving late so that we can best prepare for your arrival.

- End of stay --
The cottages must be vacated by 11:00 AM on the day of departure. Trash must be emptied at the designated collection point. Dishes must be washed, dried, and put away as they were upon arrival. The cottage may be inspected before the guest's departure.

- Insurance -- The tenant must ensure they have holiday insurance as part of their civil liability insurance.

- Pets -- Pets are not allowed at Le Scahouët. If the guest violates this clause, Le Scahouët's refusal to accept pets and their owners cannot be considered a modification or breach of contract by the owners, and therefore no refund will be given in the event of departure.

- Respect for the Premises --

Areas not shown to guests or private areas are not at the guests' disposal. Our guests are asked to respect the condition of the premises, particularly the cottages and common areas (swimming pool, pétanque court, terraces, etc.).

The cottage bedrooms are strictly non-smoking. Please pick up cigarette butts and ash. Recycling is encouraged; please separate glass bottles and cans.

Please turn off the fans when leaving for an extended period.

- Children --
Due to the layout of the property, children are the responsibility of adult guests and must remain within the designated area of ​​the cottage. The same applies to the swimming pool.

- Etiquette --
All guests are asked to observe a certain etiquette to ensure the peace and quiet of the property and the comfort of all guests.

In particular, the playing and production of music in any form is strictly prohibited on the entire property.

The client agrees to return the cottage in perfect condition at the end of their stay and to report and be financially responsible for any damage for which they may be liable (broken dishes, abnormally worn or damaged furniture, etc.). Parties and other events that may cause a disturbance are strictly prohibited.

-- Personal Belongings-- Le Scahouët accepts no responsibility for the theft, loss, or damage to guests' personal belongings.

If items are left in the room at the end of the stay, they can be returned to the person concerned, upon their request and at their expense, or kept until their return within one year.

Only guests staying at Le Scahouët are authorized to enter the premises and use the common areas.

Non-compliance with the terms and conditions and house rules

Without the guest being entitled to any compensation, Le Scahouët reserves the right to terminate, with immediate effect, the stay of any person who does not comply with the house rules and these terms and conditions.

Right of access or rectification

In accordance with the law of January 6, 1978, the guest has the right to access or rectify their personal data. Le Scahouët undertakes not to transmit the information provided by its guests to other companies or organizations.

Jurisdiction

This contract is governed by French law. All disputes arising from this contract, concerning its validity, interpretation, performance, termination, consequences, and subsequent effects, shall be submitted to the competent courts under the ordinary rules of law.