Stay Agreement

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STAY AGREEMENT

 

Hotel Accommodation Agreement:

“Guest” refers to any individual or entity that enters into an Accommodation Contract with the Hotel for the use of its lodging facilities.
“Hotel” refers to “Petit Grande Miyabi” including its owners, management, and employees.
“Accommodation Contract” refers to the agreement between the Hotel and the Guest, which governs the terms of the Guest’s stay at the Hotel.
“House Regulations” refer to the rules established by the Hotel regarding the conduct and behavior expected from Guests during their stay.


 
Jurisdiction and Governing Law:
  • This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan. Any disputes arising out of or in connection with this Agreement shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Japanese courts.

 
Article 1: Application Scope
  •  The agreement for accommodation and any associated agreements between the Hotel and the Guest will adhere to the stipulations outlined in these Terms and Conditions. Any aspects not covered herein will be governed by the applicable laws and regulations, as well as customary practices observed in Japan.
  • If the Hotel enters into a specific agreement with the Guest, provided such an agreement complies with the laws and customary practices in Japan, it will supersede the provisions outlined in these Terms and Conditions, without prejudice to the aforementioned paragraph.

 
Article 2: Accommodation Contract Application
  • 1. Any Guest wishing to apply for an Accommodation Contract with the Hotel must provide the following details to the Hotel:
  • (1). Name(s) of the Guest(s).
    (2). Dates of intended accommodation and estimated time of arrival.
    (3). Contact information of the Guest.
    (4). Any other necessary particulars as deemed by the Hotel.
  • 2. Should there be any changes to the details provided in subparagraph 1 of this article, the Guest is obligated to inform the Hotel promptly, and no later than two weeks prior to their check-in date.
  • 3. If a Guest requests an extension of their stay beyond the dates specified in subparagraph 1(2) of this article, such request will be considered as a new application for an Accommodation Contract at the time of the request.

 


 
Article 3: Conclusion of Accommodation Contract
  • 1. The Accommodation Contract is deemed concluded once the Hotel has duly accepted the application as outlined in the preceding article. However, this does not apply if it is proven that the Hotel did not accept the application.
  • 2. Upon conclusion of the Accommodation Contract as per the aforementioned provision, the Guest is required to settle an accommodation deposit amounting to 50% of the total fee for the intended stay, as determined by the Hotel. This deposit must be paid by the specified date set by the Hotel, prior to the Guest’s arrival. The Hotel accepts the following payment methods for the deposit: cash in Japanese currency, coupons, or credit cards. The specific conditions under which the deposit is refundable should be clearly stated elsewhere in the contract or in a cancellation policy document provided to the Guest.
  • 3. The following circumstances shall render the application for the Accommodation Contract null and void, indicating the Guest’s lack of genuine intention to stay at the Hotel:
    (1) Failure to pay the accommodation deposit in full before the commencement of the accommodation or by the date specified by the Hotel.
    (2) Failure of the Hotel to communicate with the Guest based on the details specified in Paragraph 1(3) of Article 2 within ten days from the initial contact made by the Hotel. If the accommodation commencement is less than ten days away, the Hotel must communicate with the Guest by 15:00 on the day of the accommodation commencement.
    (3) Guest refusal to engage in communication with the Hotel.
  • 4. Should any of the situations outlined in Article 3.3 (2) or (3) occur, the Hotel is not obligated to refund any funds already received from the Guest.

 
Article 4: Special Contract Exempting Accommodation Deposit
  • 1. Despite the provisions outlined in Paragraph 2 of the previous article, the Hotel reserves the right to enter into a special contract that does not require an accommodation deposit after the Accommodation Contract has been concluded as specified in the same paragraph.

    2. If the Hotel has neither requested payment of the deposit as stipulated in Paragraph 2 of the preceding article nor specified the payment date of the deposit upon acceptance of the application for an Accommodation Contract, it shall be deemed that the Hotel has accepted a special contract as described in the previous paragraph.


 
Article 5: Rejection of Accommodation Contract
  • The Hotel reserves the right to reject an application for an Accommodation Contract under the following circumstances:

    1. When the application for the Accommodation Contract does not comply with the provisions outlined in these Terms and Conditions.

    2. When the Hotel is fully booked and no rooms are available.

    3. When rooms in the Hotel are prioritized for victims and disaster recovery personnel during a disaster or emergency.

    4. When the Guest seeking accommodation is anticipated to behave in a manner contrary to laws, public order, or good morals regarding their stay.

    5. When the Guest or related parties are members of organized crime groups or antisocial forces as defined by the relevant legislation.

    6. When the accommodation request places an unreasonable burden on the Hotel.

    7. When the Guest seeking accommodation exhibits clear symptoms of carrying an infectious disease.

    8. When the Hotel is unable to provide accommodation due to natural disasters, facility malfunctions, or other unavoidable circumstances.

    9. When the Guest is intoxicated or behaves in a manner likely to disturb other guests or interfere with Hotel operations.

    10. When the Guest exhibits obvious signs of mental or physical disorders.

    11. When the application is made solely by minors without parental consent.

    12. When the application is made with the intention of transferring the right to stay to another person.

    13. When the application is made without genuine intention to stay.

    14. When the Hotel is legally entitled to refuse accommodation under applicable laws, regulations, or prefectural ordinances.


 
Article 6: Right to Cancel Accommodation Contracts by the Guest
  • 1. The Guest is entitled to cancel the Accommodation Contract by notifying the Hotel accordingly.
    2.In the event that the Guest cancels the Accommodation Contract either in full or in part, the Guest shall be liable to pay cancellation charges as specified in Appendix Table 2.
    3. Should the Guest fail to arrive by the scheduled time of arrival for the commencement of the accommodation without prior notice, the Hotel reserves the right to consider the Accommodation Contract as cancelled by the Guest.

 
Article 7: Right to Cancel Accommodation Contracts by the Hotel
  • (1) When the Guest is deemed to have behaved or is likely to behave in a manner contrary to laws, public order, and good morals regarding their accommodation.

(2) When the Guest is associated with any of the following:
(a) Gang groups or antisocial forces.
(b) Corporate bodies or organizations controlled by gang members or groups.
(c) Corporate bodies with gang members in their board members.

(3) When the Guest engages in disruptive behavior towards other hotel guests.

(4) When the Guest is clearly identified as carrying an infectious disease.

(5) When the Guest engages in violent actions or when accommodating them poses an unreasonable burden on the Hotel.

(6) When the Hotel is unable to provide accommodation due to natural disasters or other force majeure causes.

(7) When the Guest violates rules specified in the House Regulations of the Hotel, including but not limited to prohibitions necessary for fire prevention such as smoking in bed and tampering with fire-fighting facilities.

(8) When the Guest transfers or attempts to transfer the right to stay to another person.

(9) When the accommodation deposit payment is not confirmed to have been received in the bank account of a travel agent, in cases where the Accommodation Contract was concluded through the agent. This includes instances where payment was made via bank transfer after office hours or through internet banking where confirmation cannot be obtained on the same day.

(10) When the Guest fails to comply with the terms of the Accommodation Contract and/or the House Regulations.

(11) When the Hotel is legally entitled to refuse accommodation under applicable laws, regulations, or prefectural ordinances.

2. Cancellation notification as per the preceding paragraph shall be communicated via telephone, email, or written notice to the contact information provided by the Guest as specified in Paragraph 1 of Article 2. If such notification fails to reach the Guest, the provisions of Paragraph 3 of Article 3 shall apply. The notice shall be deemed received after a reasonable period has passed.

3. In the event of the Hotel canceling the Accommodation Contract in accordance with the preceding paragraphs, the Hotel shall not refund the accommodation deposit, except as outlined in Paragraphs 1(4) and (6) of this Article.


 
Article 8. Registration
  • 1. The Guest shall register the following particulars at the front desk of the Hotel on the day of accommodation:

    (1) Name, age, sex, address, and occupation of the Guest(s).

    (2) Nationality, passport copy, port, and date of entry to Japan if the Guest is not a Japanese national.

    (3) Scheduled date and time of departure.

    (4) Any other particulars deemed necessary by the Hotel.


 
Article 9: Occupancy Hours of Guest Rooms
  • 1. Guests are entitled to occupy the contracted guest room from 3:00 PM on the day of arrival until 11:00 AM on the day of departure. For stays spanning multiple nights, the room shall be available for use throughout the entire day, except on the arrival and departure dates.

    2. Despite the provision of the preceding paragraph, the Hotel may allow the Guest to occupy the guest room outside the specified hours, in which case an additional charge shall apply. Should the Guest occupy the room beyond the designated check-in time on the departure date, the room rate for one night shall be charged. Similarly, if the Guest occupies the room before the designated check-out time on the arrival date, the same charge shall apply.

    3.While the Guest occupies the room in accordance with the preceding two paragraphs, the Hotel reserves the right to enter the room and undertake necessary measures for safety, hygiene management, or other administrative purposes.


 
Article 10. Observance of House Regulations
  • 1. The Guest is required to observe the House Regulations established by the Hotel.
    2. The House Regulations cover various aspects of conduct and behavior within the Hotel premises, including but not limited to noise levels, smoking policies, use of facilities, and adherence to safety guidelines.
    3. Failure to comply with the House Regulations may result in penalties, including but not limited to fines, eviction from the premises, or legal action.
    4.The Guest is responsible for ensuring that all members of their party, including accompanying individuals and visitors, also adhere to the House Regulations.
    5.The Hotel reserves the right to amend or update the House Regulations as deemed necessary, with any changes communicated to Guests in a timely manner.


 
Article 11. Business Hours
  • 1. The Hotel’s business hours for various facilities and services, including but not limited to reception, dining, and amenities, shall be clearly communicated to Guests upon check-in.

    2. Any changes to the regular business hours shall be promptly communicated to Guests through appropriate channels, such as notices in common areas or via the hotel’s communication systems.


 
Article 12: Payment of Accommodation Charges
  • 1. The breakdown and method of calculation of the Accommodation Charges, etc., that the Guest shall pay, are detailed in Appendix Table 1.

    2. The Accommodation Charges, etc., as outlined in the preceding paragraph, shall be settled at the front desk upon the Guest’s departure or as requested by the Hotel. Payment can be made in cash in Japanese currency or through other acceptable means such as IC Money, SUICA or credit cards.

 

 
Article 13: Liabilities of the Hotel
  • 1. The Hotel shall compensate the Guest for damages if the Hotel causes harm to the Guest due to nonfulfillment of the Accommodation Contract and/or related agreements, up to a limit of JPY 100,000. This limit applies except in cases of damages caused by force majeure or events beyond the control of the Hotel, including natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and major health emergencies. This compensation limit is intended to cover incidental damages and not consequential or extraordinary damages. The process for claiming such compensation involves the Guest providing proof of the damage and a detailed report of the incident to the Hotel management as soon as possible after the event.

Article 14: Handling When Unable to Provide Contracted Rooms
  • 1. In the event that the guest room contracted for the Guest under the Accommodation Contract becomes unavailable, the Hotel shall endeavor to provide alternative accommodation facilities under similar conditions to the original contract, subject to the Guest’s approval.

    2. Despite the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the Hotel reserves the right to cancel the Accommodation Contract if it is unable to arrange alternative accommodations. In such cases, the terms of Paragraph 2 of Article 7 shall apply. If the Hotel is responsible for the inability to provide the contracted room, the Hotel shall compensate the Guest according to the fee listed in Appendix Table 2, which shall serve as compensation by the Hotel.


 
Article 15: Handling of Deposited Articles
  • 1.The Hotel shall compensate the Guest for any loss, breakage, or damage to goods, cash, or valuables deposited at the front desk, except in cases of force majeure. The process for claiming compensation includes the Guest notifying the front desk of the loss or damage immediately upon discovery, providing a description of the deposited item(s), and if possible, proof of value. The Hotel will investigate the claim and, if substantiated, compensate the Guest up to a maximum of JPY 100,000, except in cases where higher value was declared at the time of deposit and accepted by the Hotel.

    2.The Hotel shall compensate the Guest for any loss, breakage, or damage to goods, cash, or valuables brought onto the premises of the Hotel by the Guest but not deposited at the front desk, in cases of intentional or gross negligence by the Hotel. However, for articles for which the Guest has not provided advance notice of their type and value, the Hotel shall compensate the Guest up to a maximum of JPY 50,000, excluding damages caused intentionally or through gross negligence on the part of the Hotel.


 
Article 16: Custody of Baggage and/or Belongings of the Guest
  • 1. If the Guest’s baggage is brought to the Hotel before their arrival and the Hotel has agreed in advance to its safekeeping, the Hotel shall be responsible for its custody and shall hand it over to the Guest at the front desk during check-in. In the event of loss, breakage, or damage, the Guest must report the issue to the Hotel immediately upon discovery, providing details of the item(s) and any available proof of value. The Hotel will investigate and compensate for substantiated claims up to a limit of JPY 10,000, unless a higher value was declared at the time of safekeeping and accepted by the Hotel.

    2. In the event that the Guest’s baggage or personal belongings are left at the Hotel after check-out, the Hotel will generally store them for a period of seven days. If no claim is made by the Guest during this period, the Hotel will deliver them to the nearest police station. However, valuables will be promptly delivered to the nearest police station. Items such as food, drinks, magazines, and other disposable items may be disposed of at the discretion of the Hotel if the Guest does not contact the Hotel by the day after check-out.

    3. The Hotel reserves the right to inspect the contents of left baggage or personal belongings for appropriate handling, which may include returning them to the Guest or following the procedures outlined in the preceding paragraph. The Guest shall not contest such actions.

    4. In accordance with Paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article, the Hotel’s liability for damages to left baggage or personal belongings shall be limited to JPY 10,000, except in cases of damages caused intentionally or through gross negligence on the part of the Hotel.

 
Article 17: Liability of the Guest
  • In cases where the Hotel incurs expenses for cleaning and repairing rooms, loss of sales opportunities, or other damages due to the Guest’s violation of the Accommodation Contract and/or the House Regulations, or for any other reasons attributable to the Guest, the Guest shall compensate the Hotel for the said damages.


Table 1: Accommodation Charge

Total Amount to be paid by the guest

Break Down

Room RateBasic Accommodation Fee (Room Charge)
Additional ChargesFood and Beverage and Other Charges
TaxesConsumption Tax (including local consumption tax)
Accommodation Tax

Appendix Table 1 Remarks:

The foundational rate for accommodation is determined according to the rates displayed in the Hotel’s official price list, which can be found in promotional pamphlets, on the Hotel’s website, and through other marketing materials.


Table 2: Cancellation Charges

Number of roomsDate of Notification
 No ShowAccommodation Day7 Days Prior to Accommodation Day14 Days Prior to Accommodation Day30 Days Prior to Accommodation Day
Flexible RateUp to 4 rooms100%100%30%50%
Non-Refundable RateUp to 4 rooms100%100%100%100%100%

Remarks:

1. The listed percentages reflect the cancellation fees as a percentage of the Basic Accommodation Fees.
2. In instances where the duration of a stay is reduced, the Guest must cover the cancellation fee for the initially scheduled first day, irrespective of how many days the stay has been shortened by.


 
 

Hotel Information

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Check-In

03:00 PM

Check-Out

11:00 AM

Phone Number

03-6240-4444

Fax Number

03-6240-4444

No Smoking

100% Smoke Free

Pet Policy

Pet Allowed: NO