TERMS AND CONDITIONS

ACCOMMODATION RULES
OF GRANDHOTEL PUPP KARLOVY VARY, A. S.

Conditions for the Conclusion of an Accommodation Agreement

  1. GRANDHOTEL PUPP Karlovy Vary, a. s. (hereinafter the Hotel or Accommodation Provider) provides services according to its classification corresponding to the level of the Hotel.
  2. Accommodation of a guest is always defined in the course of a binding reservation, and the guest is charged the corresponding price for such accommodation type according to the valid price list.
  3. The Hotel shall be entitled to preferentially accommodate guests who have a valid accommodation reservation and who are duly registered. Guests are required to present a valid proof of identity, ID card or passport upon arrival, sign the registration card, and provide a guarantee by prepayment in cash, credit card or pre-authorization of a credit card in the appropriate amount. In addition, the hotel requires pre-authorisation of a credit card or a cash deposit of at least CZK 5000,- for any additional services. The receptionist shall issue the guest accommodation card containing the name of the hotel, the guest's name, the room number and the time for vacating the room on the last day of the stay. This shall be deemed the conclusion of an Accommodation Agreement pursuant to the provisions of Section 2326 et seq. of Act No. 89/2012 Coll., the Civil Code. The receptionist shall provide the guest with an electronic room key (depending on the number of accommodated guests). The Accommodation Agreement shall always be entered into in writing. To observe the requirement for the written form, the confirmation of the reservation order in writing or by e-mail or the completion of the guest registration card shall be sufficient.
  4. The processing of the guest’s personal data for accommodation purposes shall be governed by the GDPR and the applicable legislation; details are available on the Hotel's website. The guest hereby grants consent to the Accommodation Provider to process and keep their personal data to the extent of the data provided for the purposes of providing accommodation and registering guests pursuant to Act No. 565/1990 Coll. on local fees and levies and Act No. 326/1999 Coll. on the stay of foreign nationals in the territory of the Czech Republic and amending certain laws. The detailed obligations of the guest and the Accommodation Provider regarding the keeping of the guest register, or the house books, are stipulated in the above-stated legal regulations.
  5. Should the guest not present a valid proof of identity (personal ID card, passport), the Hotel is entitled to refuse to accommodate the guest.
  6. Guests under the age of 18 shall be accommodated only if accompanied by an adult.
  7. Based on a confirmed order, the Hotel shall accommodate the guest from 3 p.m. to 12 a.m. For this period of time, the room is reserved for the guest, unless otherwise specified in the order. Any earlier check-in before 3 p.m. shall be agreed on in advance at the time of the reservation, and the guest must wait for written approval and a possible extra charge for this premium service by the Hotel.
  8. The Hotel has no obligation to accommodate guests without a prior confirmed reservation or guests arriving after 12 a.m.
  9. Both the Accommodation Provider and the guest shall comply with any and all legal regulations of the Czech Republic. They shall also comply with any governmental regulations relating to public health and the epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic. This mainly concerns situations in which, for example, an emergency condition is declared and relevant public health restrictions are applied and which must be observed by both the Accommodation Provider and the guest. Should the guest fail to comply with the declared restrictions (e.g., antigen tests, mandatory mask, vaccinations, etc.), the Accommodation Provider may immediately terminate the Accommodation Agreement without any claims from the guest. Should the guest be unable to present the required documentation relating to such restrictions upon arrival, the Accommodation Provider is entitled to refuse to enter into the Accommodation Agreement (despite the valid reservation) without the obligation to refund the fees or funds already paid. If such restrictions are imposed during the stay of the guest (i.e., the Accommodation Agreement has already been concluded), the Hotel shall notify the guest of such fact, including the consequences of non-observance. 

  10. Free cancellation is possible at any time until arrival. In case of early termination of the stay by the guest without serious reasons due to force majeure, the original booking will be charged. The first night's price will be charged for no-shows.

Accommodation Provider’s Responsibility for the Guest’s Belongings

  1. Should belongings be lost or stolen, this fact shall be immediately reported to the Hotel operator/receptionist, who will contact the Police of the Czech Republic.
  2. The Hotel shall be liable for damage to the stored belongings only if they have been stored in the place designated for that purpose or handed over to any of the Hotel’s staff for safekeeping. The Hotel bears no liability for any other of the guest’s belongings put aside or forgotten. The Hotel shall be liable for jewellery, cash and other valuables only if they have been placed in the Hotel vault, taken over by the Hotel for safekeeping, or if they have been damaged as a result of the conduct of the Hotel staff. The accommodation facility is responsible for the cash and belongings stored in the Hotel vaults in keeping with the applicable legislation of the Czech Republic. A claim for damage compensation shall be lodged with the Hotel within 15 days of the aggrieved guest identifying the damage. Belongings forgotten or left in the room after the guest’s departure shall be stored by the Hotel for a maximum of 3 months.
  3. If the electronic room key is lost, the guest shall immediately report the loss to the reception desk. Should the guest fail to do so, the Hotel shall bear no liability for any damage resulting from the loss of the key.

General Accommodation Rules

  1. If a guest that has already checked in repeatedly enters the Hotel, the guest shall, upon request from the receptionist or other authorised Hotel staff, present a valid Hotel accommodation card.
  2. Should a Hotel guest under the influence of alcohol or narcotics not provide a guarantee of compliance with the accommodation rules, such person may be prevented from entering the Hotel or their stay may be terminated (withdrawal from the Accommodation Agreement on the part of the Hotel).
  3. The Hotel may only be used by persons who are not suffering from infectious diseases. Upon arrival at the Hotel, the guest shall notify the reception desk of their potential health problems (disability, visual or hearing disorder, etc.). This information may help provide, if necessary, medical assistance or easy evacuation of guests in the event of fire or other serious incidents.
  4. For serious operational reasons, the Hotel may offer accommodation in another accommodation facility to the guest, always in the same category or higher.
  5. If the guest orders a certain type of room and the reservation is confirmed, the agreed price is charged to the guest even if the Hotel accommodates the guest in a room with more beds in a room of a higher category.
  6. If the guest requests an extension of their stay, the Hotel may, for capacity reasons, offer the guest a room other than the one in which the guest was originally accommodated.
  7. Common areas are available to Hotel guests for receiving visitors. The guest may only receive visitors in their room with the consent of the Hotel reception staff, and only from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  8. Guests may not allow visitors or third parties that are not registered to stay in their room (i.e., individuals without an accommodation agreement concluded with the GRANDHOTEL PUPP Hotel).
  9. Guests shall respect quiet hours in all areas of the Hotel and its immediate vicinity from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
  10. If a guest falls ill or is injured, the Hotel shall arrange for medical assistance or transport to a hospital. The expenses incurred shall be paid by the guest.
  11. Guests are authorised to use our free Wi-Fi connection in all parts of the Hotel. However, the Hotel does not assume any liability for any damage caused to the guest’s computer. The Hotel recommends that guests use their own firewall to access the internet.
  12. Dogs and other pets may be accommodated, provided that the owner presents proof of their perfect health condition. The price of accommodation for pets is charged according to the current price list. The owner is responsible for any damage caused by the animal. In the common areas, the dogs must be on a short leash, larger dogs must wear a muzzle. Other animals must be in a closed cage and their free movement inside the Hotel is not permitted. Animals are prohibited from entering the Grand Restaurant, Becher’s Bar and hotel spa.
  13. Guests may park their vehicles only in designated parking places and only at the express instruction of Hotel staff. Parking is charged according to the valid price list.
  14. A smart casual dress code is required in the Hotel’s common areas. Hotel staff is entitled to draw guests’ attention to this fact at any time. Guests that fail to dress properly may be denied access to the Hotel’s common areas. 
  15. Guests are not permitted to consume their own food in the Hotel’s common areas.
  16. Children under 12 years of age are only allowed to enter the hotel spa accompanied by an adult and only until 6 p.m.
  17. When leaving the room, the guest is obliged to close the water taps in the room, turn off the lights, turn off electrical appliances that are not in use during the guest's absence and close the windows. In addition, disconnect electrical appliances and other electronic devices from the mains immediately after the end of active use or charging of these appliances and devices. Electronic devices may only be charged when the guest is present in the room.
  18. Electrical appliances and other electrical devices are considered to be electrical appliances and other electrical devices within the meaning of these Regulations, in particular, but not exclusively, also chargers for consumer electronics (phones, tablets, PCs, charging batteries for electric bikes, scooters, drones, flashlights), and all electrical appliances and other electrical devices brought in by the guest and connected to the accommodation provider's electrical network must not be damaged and must bear the CE mark of conformity (CONFORMITY EUROPE) and be marked with the following information: (a) the rated voltage or its range, (b) the rated input power or current, (c) the name or trademark of the manufacturer or responsible dealer, (d) the indication of the make or type, (e) the class of protection against electric shock, (f) the appliance's IP XX protection rating, (g) the rated current of the pre-wired fuse, (h) the indication of the environment for which the appliance is intended.

Safety, Guest’s Responsibility for Damage Caused

  1. It is forbidden to carry weapons in the Hotel. An exception in special cases (security for state representatives, etc.) may only be granted by a member of the Hotel’s top management.
  2. Guests may not move or damage the furnishings or other Hotel equipment or use it for purposes other than that for which it is designated. They may not carry out any modifications or changes to the electrical mains or other installations. 
  3. Guests shall be liable for damage caused to Hotel property.
  4. Guests shall pay for damage they cause, unless they can prove that they are not responsible. This entitlement of the Hotel also applies to damage discovered after the guest has departed.
  5. Guests are required to report any identified defects and to observe fire regulations. Evacuation plans are available at the entrance door to every room and in the hallways.
  6. For safety reasons, guests are not permitted to use their own electrical appliances, except for those intended for personal hygiene (electric razor, hair dryer, etc.) and low-power electrical appliances used for personal needs, such as laptops, mobile phones, tablets, chargers for camcorders and cameras, etc.
  7. Guests shall allow persons designated by the Hotel to enter the room.
  8. For safety and social reasons, it is not appropriate to leave children under 11 years of age in the room or in other hotel areas unattended by adults.
  9. Guests are not allowed to bring sports equipment and items (e.g., bikes, skis) into their room, as there is a depository provided at the reception desk.
  10. Smoking is prohibited throughout the Hotel. Should this prohibition be violated, the Hotel is entitled to charge guests CZK 5,000 for special cleaning services. In the event that a guest causes a fire alarm to be set off by their incautious behaviour, they shall be charged for fire brigade’s arrival.
  11. Guests must not use any explosives (fireworks) in the Hotel or its vicinity.
  12. The accommodation provider may administer to the guest a medication from the pharmacy of the adult guest's or third adult person's choice for the guest, only on the express instruction of such guest or person. The risk associated with the administration of such medication, as well as the potential risk of contraindication, is not borne by the applicant for the medication.

Check-Out

  1. Guests shall use the room for the period agreed to with the Hotel (under the concluded Accommodation Agreement) and shall vacate the room by 12 p.m. on the last day of the agreed stay. Upon request and if the operation (capacity) permits, the stay may be extended for a fee according to the valid price list. Should the guest not vacate the room by the agreed time, the Hotel shall charge a fee equal to the price for a night’s stay. In the event that the Hotel has already reserved the room and the guest fails to acknowledge the request to vacate the room or is not present in the Hotel, the Hotel reserves the right, with the participation of a three-member committee, to make a list of the guest’s belongings and store them in a safe place so that the room can be used by the guest that has booked it.
  2. Upon departure, guests shall close the water taps, turn off the lights, close the windows and doors and return the key to the reception desk.
  3. Guests shall pay for accommodation and services at the end of their stay based on the valid price list. In the event of an extended stay, guests shall pay their bill at least once a week. Before leaving the Hotel, each guest shall duly check and settle their bill.
  4. Information about the prices of hotel services is available at the reception desk and on the Hotel website. 
  5. Hotel management welcomes any suggestions for improvement and will also appreciate any critical feedback.
  6. Guests shall comply with the provisions of these Accommodation Rules. Should a guest violate these Rules, Hotel management has the right to withdraw from the Accommodation Agreement before the agreed accommodation period expires in accordance with the applicable laws of the Czech Republic.
  7. The Hotel, as the Seller, pursuant to the provisions of Section 14 of Act No. 634/1992 Coll. on consumer protection, hereby informs the consumer of the option to settle disputes arising from the contracts entered into with the Seller using the institute of voluntary consumer dispute settlement, which is the Česká obchodní inspekce (the Czech Trade Inspection Authority) (www.coi.cz), with its registered seat at Štěpánská 567/15, Prague 2, 120 00.

These Hotel Accommodation Rules become valid and effective on 1 January 2021. The previous versions shall cease to be valid once the new version of the Rules takes effect.

Jindřich Krausz,

General manager
GRANDHOTEL PUPP Karlovy Vary, a. s.

Parking Lot Operating Rules

GRANDHOTEL PUPP Karlovy Vary, a joint-stock company, Company ID: 000 22 004, registered at Mírové náměstí 316/2, 360 01 Karlovy Vary, entered in the Commercial Register kept by the Regional Court in Plzeň, Section B, Insert 40.

1. Introduction:
These operating rules (hereinafter referred to as "the Rules") regulate the conditions for the use of the parking lot (hereinafter referred to as "the Parking Lot") associated with the Operator's hotel.
These Rules are binding for all persons using the Parking Lot (hereinafter referred to as "Users"). By entering the Parking Lot, the User agrees to these Rules and undertakes to comply with them.
The Operator reserves the right to amend these Rules at any time. Users will be informed of any changes in an appropriate manner (e.g., by posting the updated Rules in a visible place in the Parking Lot or at the hotel reception).
The operating rules are intended to manage and operate the hotel's parking lot to ensure the safety of users' vehicles, efficient use of parking spaces, and compliance with legal regulations.

2. Use of the Parking Lot:
The Parking Lot is intended exclusively for hotel guests and their visitors (hereinafter referred to as "Guests"). The Parking Lot is not accessible to the public unless otherwise agreed.
Each Guest is allowed to park one vehicle (special requests will be handled individually).
Parking is restricted to designated parking zones only. Parking outside designated areas is strictly prohibited.

3. Parking Rules:
Vehicles must be parked only in designated parking spaces.
Spaces reserved for persons with reduced mobility (hereinafter referred to as "Disabled Parking Space") may only be used by vehicles with a valid disability permit. Unauthorized parking in a Disabled Parking Space may result in the vehicle being towed at the owner's expense.
Users are required to follow the entry and exit routes marked in the Parking Lot. Parking outside the designated routes is prohibited.
After parking the vehicle, the User must secure the vehicle against spontaneous movement and lock it. Users should not leave valuables in the vehicle.

4. Safety:
The Parking Lot is monitored by security cameras 24 hours a day. Personal data of Users, including footage from the camera system, is processed in accordance with applicable data protection laws. Users have the right to access, correct, or delete their personal data in accordance with GDPR provisions.
The hotel is not responsible for any damage, loss, or theft of vehicles or property stored in vehicles. Users park at their own risk.
It is recommended not to leave any valuables in the vehicle.

5. Procedure in Case of an Accident or Damage:
In the event of an accident or damage to a vehicle in the Parking Lot, immediately inform the hotel reception.
Provide all information necessary to document the incident (photos, vehicle information, contact details of witnesses).
The Operator reserves the right to document the incident using camera footage, if possible and appropriate.

6. Access Restrictions:
The Parking Lot is accessible only to hotel guests and their visitors. Public parking is restricted.
24/7 access to the Parking Lot is provided for hotel guests.

7. Rights of the Operator:
The Operator has the right to:
require Users of the Parking Lot to fulfill their obligations under these operating rules,
refuse to allow a vehicle (motorcycle) that is leaking fuel, oil, or other fluids, or otherwise poses a threat to the cleanliness or safety of the Parking Lot,
refuse parking to a vehicle that is not properly secured against theft,
issue instructions to customers related to parking in the Parking Lot in accordance with these operating rules,
charge parking fees according to the current price list.

8. Rights and Obligations of the User:
The User is responsible for:
any damage caused in the Parking Lot.
The User is required to:
familiarize themselves with and comply with the Parking Lot operating rules,
follow the instructions of the parking lot staff,
secure the vehicle (motorcycle) to prevent damage to the vehicle (motorcycle) and other customers' and third parties' property,
stay in the Parking Lot only for the time necessary to handle the vehicle (motorcycle),
refrain from activities that could pollute the Parking Lot or access roads,
not perform repairs, adjustments, cleaning, washing, or any other modifications to the vehicle (motorcycle) in the Parking Lot, including handling fuel and oils,
respect and follow traffic signs throughout the premises.

9. Sanctions:
Violation of these operating rules may result in sanctions, including the removal of the vehicle at the owner's expense.

10. Effectiveness:
These rules come into effect on the date of their publication and remain in force until replaced by new operating rules.

These operating rules are designed to ensure the smooth and safe operation of the hotel's Parking Lot. We expect all Guests and visitors to comply with the provisions of these Rules for mutual safety and well-being.

Jindřich Krausz,

General manager
GRANDHOTEL PUPP Karlovy Vary, a. s.