Rental agreement & cancellation policy

Draft for review. This agreement is not in effect yet.

This agreement is between the owners of Wandering Pines in Bartlett, New Hampshire ("we" or "us") and the person who books a stay directly through this website ("you"). By ticking the box at checkout, you agree to it on behalf of everyone in your party.

Cancellation policy

Days are counted back from 4 p.m. Eastern Time on your check-in day.

To cancel, reply to your confirmation email. Refunds go back to the card you paid with; your bank may take 5 to 10 business days to show them. There is no refund for nights you don't use if you arrive late or leave early.

We don't give refunds for weather, road or ski conditions, or other things outside our control, so we recommend travel insurance. If the house becomes unusable during your stay for a reason we are responsible for, such as no heat or water that we can't restore, we will refund the nights affected.

If we ever have to cancel your stay, you get a full refund. We aren't responsible for other costs, such as travel.

Your booking

Arrival and departure

House rules

Dogs

Damage and extra cleaning

Accidents happen; please tell us about anything broken as soon as you can. You agree that we may charge your saved card for:

Before charging anything, we'll email you within 7 days after check-out with a description, photos and the cost (a receipt or an estimate), and you'll have a chance to reply. We only charge what repairs, replacements or cleaning actually cost.

Safety

Our access to the house

We, our cleaners or repair people may need to enter during your stay for urgent repairs or if we believe this agreement is being broken. We'll give you notice whenever we can.

Your information

Stripe handles your card and ID check; from the ID check we only learn whether it passed. We use your contact details to manage your stay and don't sell or share them.

General

We may end a stay early, without a refund, for serious breaches such as a party, going over the guest limit, or a danger to the house or neighbors. New Hampshire law governs this agreement.

Questions about this agreement? Send us a note.