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The Hotel shall assume no liability for damage or loss caused food and beverages which are taken with them by the Customer or a third party after an event unless the Hotel can be charged with wilful intent or gross negligence. X. Technical equipment and connections for events Situated in Kensington, K Hotel is ideally located to reach some of the capital’s most popular attractions, events, shops and markets. Christmas doesn’t get more indulgent than sitting in a clifftop hot tub with a glass of something cold and bubbly. And while midwinter might not seem like the optimal time for a stay at this swanky hotel and spa on Cornwall’s jagged north coast, in some ways this is the best time of year to visit the county. Winter skies are dramatic, the beaches are mostly empty and brave souls might even feel up to joining the locals for the traditional Christmas Day dip in the Atlantic. Well known for its eco-friendly luxury (and its wraparound coastal views), the Scarlet also has special Christmas tasting menus, yoga and spa treatments and one of Cornwall’s finest infinity pools. This hot spot of urban life will enchant you with its luxurious shopping streets, unmissable museums and beautiful green spaces. The Guildhall itself is considered England’s oldest municipal building still in use, while nearby Parliament Street is one of the world’s narrowest streets. The remains of 11th-century St Nicholas Priory are now a museum, and there are more red-stone ruins at hilltop Exeter Castle (or Rougemont Castle), built into the Roman walls.

The time-barring of the Customer’s claims shall, as a fundamental rule, be governed by the relevant statutory provisions. Otherwise, the period of limitation for all claims by the Customers shall be one year. The foregoing exceptions shall not apply to claims for damages on grounds loss of life, physical injury, damage to health or loss of freedom or if the Hotel is charged with wilful intent or gross negligence. XIV. Lost property In case of culpable physical injury, loss of life or damage to health of a natural person the Hotel shall be liable even in the case of minor negligence. Furthermore, the Hotel shall also be liable for merely minor negligent breach of a material contractual obligation, the amount however being limited to the financial losses which the Hotel should have foreseen, at the time the contract was concluded, as a possible consequence of the breach of obligation. For the purposes of this clause, material contractual obligations are those obligations whose fulfilment makes the proper performance of the contract and the achievement of its purpose possible in the first place and on compliance with which the Customer may normally rely according to the content and purpose of the contract. The Hotel shall have unlimited liability for culpability in cases of physical injury, loss of life or damage to health of a natural person. The same shall apply to any possible claims under the German product liability act.The Customer shall at its own expense and in good time obtain the official permits necessary for an event. The K+K Hotel George, named after King George, is hiding in plain view. It is part of a magnificent row of Victorian houses near Earls Court Rd. Guests will benefit from this unique location with easy access to the heart of London. If the agreed starting and closing times of the event are shifted without the prior written consent of the Hotel, the Hotel may bill the Customer for additional costs for the performance of services unless the Hotel is responsible for the shifting of the times. These General Terms and Conditions shall apply to contracts for the lease of “hotel rooms” and conference, banquet and event rooms (hereinafter: “Premises”) and to all other services and deliveries linked thereto (hereinafter: “Service Performance”) of K+K Hotel Limited (hereinafter: “Hotel”) and the customer (hereinafter: “Customer”); the Hotel and the Customer are hereinafter also referred to as the “Parties”). force majeure or other circumstances beyond the control of the Hotel make it impossible to perform the contract (for instance, strike or power cut);

The Hotel shall also be entitled to withdraw from the contract for objectively justified cause, for example if Objects brought with the Customer shall be in the Hotel at the Customer’s risk. The Hotel shall assume no liability for loss, destruction or damage except in case of gross negligence or wilful intent. A reduction by the Customer of the number of participants by no more than 5% shall be recognised by the Hotel in the billing. If the 5% limit is exceeded, the billing shall be based on the originally agreed number of participants less 5%. The Customer shall have the right to reduce the agreed price by the expense saved due to the smaller number of participants, the onus being on the Customer to provide evidence of the amount saved. The Customer shall, subject to consent by the Hotel, be entitled to use its own telephone, fax and data transmission facilities; the Hotel may charge a connection fee for said purpose.The Hotel’s liability when it is at fault, or the persons discharging obligations on its behalf are at fault – on whatever legal grounds, subject however to the provisions of subclause 2. – shall be limited to wilful intent and gross negligence. the Hotel has well-founded reason to believe that the use of the Hotel’s services may be hazardous to smooth business operations or the safety of the Hotel or its reputation among the general public without this being within the controlling or organisational responsibility of the Hotel;