Legal
Booking terms and conditions
These terms explain how enquiries, quotations, payments, confirmed bookings and stays arranged through Accommodation365 are handled.
1. Who we are and who can book
Accommodation365 is operated by Cleethorpes Lettings Limited, company number 11186027, with registered office at 26 South Saint Mary's Gate, Grimsby, United Kingdom, DN31 1LW. References to “Accommodation365”, “we”, “us” or “our” mean Cleethorpes Lettings Limited unless we tell you otherwise in writing.
All enquiries and bookings must be made by a person aged 18 or over. If you book on behalf of a company, employer, colleague, worker, family member or other guest, you confirm that you are authorised to make the booking and accept these terms on the relevant customer's behalf.
2. Scope of these terms
These terms apply when you ask us to source, quote for or arrange furnished accommodation. Our service includes accommodation from our established property network and accommodation sourced from independent property owners, operators and accommodation partners in the UK and internationally.
A website, telephone, WhatsApp or email enquiry is a request for information only. It does not create a reservation or guarantee availability. Property-specific rules, supplier terms and any special conditions shown in your quotation or booking confirmation form part of the agreement for that stay.
3. Quotations and booking confirmation
We will normally provide options based on the location, dates, number of guests, bedroom requirements, vehicles, budget, commute and other information you give us. Unless stated otherwise, a quotation is subject to availability and may be withdrawn or changed before a booking is confirmed.
A booking is confirmed only when we have issued written confirmation and any required payment, deposit, credit approval or other booking condition has been satisfied. For sourced accommodation, confirmation may also depend on the relevant accommodation provider accepting the booking.
Your booking confirmation should be checked promptly. Tell us as soon as possible if any detail is incorrect. By paying an invoice, confirming acceptance in writing or taking occupation after receiving these terms, you confirm acceptance of the booking terms and any property-specific conditions supplied with the booking.
4. Our role and the accommodation contract
Accommodation365 is operated by Cleethorpes Lettings Limited. Unless your booking confirmation expressly states that Cleethorpes Lettings Limited is supplying the accommodation as principal, we act solely as booking and sourcing agent for the relevant property owner or accommodation provider.
When we act as agent, the contract for the use of the property and any accommodation services supplied at the property is between the customer and the relevant property owner or accommodation provider. The owner or provider is responsible for the property and the accommodation services it agrees to provide. Accommodation365 arranges and coordinates the booking on the owner or provider's behalf and is not the property owner or accommodation provider for that stay.
The relevant owner or provider's property rules, check-in requirements, cancellation terms, security-deposit requirements and other stay conditions may also apply.
Where a booking confirmation expressly states that Cleethorpes Lettings Limited is itself supplying the accommodation as principal, the accommodation contract for that stay is with Cleethorpes Lettings Limited.
Our sourcing service is built into the accommodation price we quote; we do not add a separate sourcing fee after the quoted price unless a separate charge has been expressly agreed with you in writing.
5. Prices, currency and payment
Prices are those confirmed in writing for the relevant booking. We will explain whether a price is per night, per week, per property, per person or for another agreed period. VAT and other applicable taxes will be charged where required and shown on invoices where applicable.
Payment is due on the date stated on the invoice or booking confirmation. The first payment may be required at the time of booking to secure the reserved dates. For longer stays we may invoice in advance, commonly in rolling four-week periods. Where your booking confirmation states that the account must remain four weeks in advance, you must keep payments up to that agreed advance period throughout the stay. A further instalment may be due on or before arrival where stated in the payment schedule.
Late-notice bookings may require payment immediately on receipt of the invoice. Unless credit terms have been expressly agreed, all sums required before check-in must have cleared before keys or access details are released. If payment is overdue, we may suspend or cancel the booking, withhold access or re-let future dates, subject to any rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.
For international accommodation, the quotation and invoice will state the currency in which payment must be made. Bank and international transfer charges are the customer's responsibility where stated on the invoice; a separate bank-transfer charge may apply where we incur one and it has been disclosed before payment.
6. Changes, cancellations and extensions
Cancellation and amendment rights can vary between properties and providers. The cancellation terms supplied with your quotation or booking confirmation take priority for that booking.
For accommodation supplied directly by us, unless different cancellation terms are confirmed in writing, cancellation should be notified at least 30 days in advance. Where less notice is given, no refund is due for dates that we are unable to re-let, unless the applicable booking terms or law require otherwise. If we successfully re-let some or all of the cancelled dates, any refund will be calculated after deducting amounts that cannot reasonably be recovered and any applicable commission, service, supplier, banking or transaction charges. VAT will be adjusted as required by law.
If you ask to change dates, guest numbers, accommodation or other material details after confirmation, we may agree to the change but are not obliged to do so. Any change is subject to availability and may result in additional charges.
Extensions are subject to availability and are not guaranteed until confirmed in writing and any required payment has been received.
7. Guests, occupancy and behaviour
If you book accommodation for employees, contractors, colleagues, family members or any other guests, you are responsible for providing them with relevant booking information and for ensuring that they comply with these terms and the property rules communicated for the stay.
Only the number of guests booked and authorised may occupy the accommodation. Extra or replacement guests must be notified and agreed in advance. For our direct accommodation, unauthorised additional guests may be charged at £25 per person per night unless a different rate is stated in the booking confirmation or house rules.
Guests must behave reasonably, respect neighbours, staff and the property, and must not cause excessive noise, nuisance, harassment or use the accommodation for unlawful purposes. Loud music or television that causes disturbance is not permitted. Parties and events are not permitted unless expressly agreed. Property-specific rules on pets, visitors and quiet hours must be followed.
Smoking and vaping are not permitted inside our direct properties. Cigarette ends and other smoking waste must be disposed of safely and respectfully outside, and external doors should be kept closed where necessary to prevent smoke entering the property.
We may terminate a stay and require guests to leave where there is a serious or repeated breach of these terms, unacceptable behaviour, unauthorised occupancy or conduct that risks people, neighbours or property. To the fullest extent permitted by law, no refund will be due for the unused part of a stay terminated for such a breach.
8. Deposits, damage and special requirements
Some accommodation providers may require a security deposit, card pre-authorisation, identification or other check-in requirement. Where we are informed of these requirements, we will tell you before or as part of confirmation where reasonably practicable.
The person or organisation making the booking is responsible for damage, breakages, missing items, excessive cleaning, waste removal, call-outs and other reasonable costs caused by its guests, except to the extent that the loss or damage was not caused by the guest or cannot lawfully be charged to the customer. Damage, breakages or faults must be reported as soon as possible so that they can be inspected and, where possible, repaired or replaced.
Guests must keep the accommodation, furniture, fittings, equipment, kitchenware and other contents clean and tidy and leave them in substantially the same condition as at the start of the stay, allowing for fair wear and tear. The reasonable cost of repair or replacement may be charged where damage or loss is caused during the stay.
Special requests such as parking, accessibility needs, separate beds or particular facilities are not guaranteed unless expressly confirmed in writing.
9. Keys, access and property security
You are responsible for keys, fobs, remotes, access cards and other entry devices issued for the stay. Lost, damaged or unreturned items may be charged at the replacement cost or at the amount notified for that property. For our direct properties, the standard charge is £20 for a key and £50 for a remote or fob unless a different amount is stated or the actual replacement cost is higher.
Keys must be returned or left exactly as instructed at departure. After the initial check-in, a lockout or call-out to regain access may be charged. For our direct properties, a £70 call-out charge applies where we or a contractor must attend, unless a different charge has been notified.
Guests must close and lock all external doors and accessible windows whenever the accommodation is left unattended and must keep the property secure overnight. Where a failure to take these reasonable security precautions causes loss or damage, invalidates or prejudices an insurance claim, or increases the cost of a loss, the customer may be required to reimburse the resulting loss or cost to the fullest extent permitted by law.
10. Housekeeping, property care and fire safety
Where weekly housekeeping is included for our direct accommodation, it normally includes general cleaning, vacuuming or mopping as appropriate, bathroom cleaning, a bed-linen change and fresh towels. Guests remain responsible for day-to-day cleanliness, particularly kitchens, food storage and waste, and should empty bins regularly and recycle where facilities are provided.
Housekeeping staff must be treated respectfully and allowed reasonable access at the scheduled service time. Extra cleaning or linen changes may be charged where requested or required beyond the included service.
Smoking and vaping are not permitted indoors. Candles, naked flames, chip pans or similar open-fat fryers must not be used. Portable or personal heaters must not be brought into or used at a property without prior written approval and may be removed from use if found.
If you discover a fire, alert other occupants, activate the fire alarm where one is provided, close doors and windows behind you if it is safe to do so, leave the building by a safe route, call 999 and do not re-enter until the emergency services say it is safe.
11. Departure, checkout, cleaning and waste
Unless your booking confirmation states a different time, checkout for our direct accommodation is by 10:00 on the final day. Unauthorised late checkout may be charged where it delays housekeeping or the next arrival. The standard direct-property charge may be £35 per guest where that charge has been notified and reflects the disruption or additional cost caused.
Before departure, remove all personal belongings and food, empty cupboards, fridges and freezers, leave kitchens and appliances reasonably clean, place rubbish and recycling in the designated bins and return keys as instructed. Bin lids must be able to close and excess bags must not be left where local collection rules do not permit them.
For our direct properties, excess waste requiring a separate disposal trip may be charged at £50 per load. Additional cleaning or waste work may be charged at £15 per hour or, where an external contractor is required, at the reasonable actual cost incurred. Property-specific departure instructions supplied with the booking also apply.
12. If accommodation becomes unavailable
If confirmed accommodation becomes unavailable, we may offer suitable alternative accommodation where reasonably available. We are not required to provide an alternative where one cannot reasonably be sourced or agreed.
If no suitable alternative is provided, the amount payable for the affected accommodation will be refunded on a pro-rata basis for the unused dates to which the unavailability relates, or, for sourced accommodation, we will pass on or seek recovery of the refund due from the relevant provider. To the fullest extent permitted by law, our liability arising solely from the unavailability of the accommodation is limited to the amount paid for those affected unused dates.
13. Matters arising during your stay
Please tell us promptly about any matter arising during a stay. For urgent maintenance or safety matters, use the contact route provided for the booking. Where the accommodation is supplied by an independent owner or provider, Accommodation365 can pass on and help coordinate the matter, while responsibility for the property and any required works remains with the relevant owner or provider.
Minor non-urgent matters, such as bulb replacements, minor fittings or routine maintenance, should still be reported so they can be addressed at the next reasonable opportunity.
Guests must allow reasonable access for housekeeping, maintenance, inspections, repairs, safety checks or other legitimate property-management purposes where appropriate notice is given. In an emergency, or where immediate access is reasonably necessary to protect people or property, access may be required without advance notice.
The owner or provider and, where relevant, Accommodation365 should be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect and address any matter before alternative arrangements or other remedies are considered.
14. Responsibility and liability
Guests use and occupy accommodation, its contents, parking areas and associated facilities at their own risk. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Accommodation365, Cleethorpes Lettings Limited and the relevant owner or accommodation provider accept no responsibility for accident, loss, theft, damage, injury, expense, inconvenience or loss of personal belongings, vehicles or other property arising during a stay where that loss is not caused by a breach of a legal duty owed by the party concerned.
Where Accommodation365 or Cleethorpes Lettings Limited acts as agent, the relevant property owner or accommodation provider is responsible for the property and the accommodation services it supplies. We are not responsible for that owner or provider's acts, omissions, service failures or property conditions except to the extent that any loss is caused by our own breach of a legal duty.
For business bookings, to the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, revenue, production, contracts, business opportunity, anticipated savings or similar commercial loss.
Any exclusion or limitation in these terms applies only to the extent permitted by law.
15. Law, changes and contact
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory rights that apply to a consumer in another jurisdiction.
We may update these terms for future enquiries and bookings. Changes will not retrospectively alter a confirmed booking unless required by law or agreed with you.
Questions about a quotation, booking or stay can be sent to hello@accommodation365.co.uk or raised by telephone on +44 7533 550777.
Last updated: 25 September 2026.