Legal notice
In accordance with article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), here are the details of the person behind this site.
Site owner
- Owner: Karine Roseline Nathalie Le Moën
- NIF / NIE: Z2682852E
- Address: Calle Los Carujos 39, Barinas, 30648 Abanilla, Region of Murcia, Spain
- Email: loscarujos39@gmail.com
- Telephone: +34 611 767 410
- Tourist registration number: VV.MU.10208-1 (Register of Tourism Businesses and Activities of the Region of Murcia)
- Hosting: o2switch, 222-224 boulevard Gustave Flaubert, 63000 Clermont-Ferrand, France
Purpose
This site presents a holiday home in Barinas, a hamlet of Abanilla, and lets you check its availability and request a booking. It offers no other service.
Terms of use
Access is free and open. Users undertake to use the site lawfully and to do nothing that might damage it, overload it or interfere with its operation.
The owner works to keep the information accurate and current but cannot guarantee it is free of error. Prices, availability and the description of the house may change; only what is confirmed in writing when a booking is accepted is binding.
Intellectual property
The text, photographs and design of this site belong to its owner and are protected by intellectual property law. They may not be reproduced, distributed or used commercially without written permission.
Contracting online
Bookings requested through this site are governed by the booking and cancellation terms, which the user accepts explicitly before sending a request and which serve as the general terms of contract. Every booking is confirmed by email.
Under article 103.l of Spanish Royal Legislative Decree 1/2007, the fourteen-day right of withdrawal does not apply to accommodation booked for a specific date.
Links to other sites
This site may link to third-party pages — booking platforms, tourist information. The owner does not control their content and is not responsible for it.
Applicable law
This relationship is governed by Spanish law. In the event of a dispute, the courts of the consumer’s place of residence have jurisdiction.
The European Commission provides an online dispute resolution platform.