
LODGING AGREEMENT HOTELES BOGOTÁ PLAZA S.A.
1. PURPOSE. Under this agreement, HOTELES BOGOTÁ PLAZA S.A., domiciled in Bogotá, NIT 860.046.192-4, hereinafter referred to as “the HOTEL,” shall provide the GUEST with lodging services in the assigned room for the number of nights specified in the header of the hotel registration card, as well as any additional services requested by the GUEST, in exchange for a fee. Under no circumstances shall the stay exceed 30 consecutive days. 1.1.- The assigned room and the nightly rate shall be as stated in the Hotel Registration Card. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the HOTEL reserves the right to change the assigned room, and the GUEST shall accept such change, provided that the new room offers equal or better conditions or if the change is due to force majeure. 1.2.- Check-in time is from 15:00 (3:00 p.m.) on the day of arrival, and check-out time is until 13:00 (1:00 p.m.) on the day of departure. The period between these times constitutes the hotel day. Early check-in or late check-out is subject to availability, and the GUEST must pay the corresponding fee. 1.3.- Lodging services shall be provided regardless of the actual time the GUEST spends in the room. Partial use of the room shall incur the full nightly rate. 1.4.- The provision of lodging services and any complementary services offered by the HOTEL shall be subject to availability, as well as to the schedules, shifts, or physical availability of the supplies, goods, facilities, or spaces required for their provision.
2. PRICE. 2.1.- The price under this agreement corresponds to the nightly rate that the GUEST agrees to pay, as stated in the hotel registration card, including applicable taxes. This amount will be detailed in the corresponding invoice, which shall serve as an enforceable document for all legal purposes. If taxes do not apply due to an exempt or excluded transaction, the invoice will reflect the rate without taxes. 2.2.- The GUEST must also pay all charges related to food, beverages, laundry, and any other expenses incurred during their stay that they choose to charge to their account. 2.3.- The GUEST acknowledges that they have been informed of the rates, fees, and general pricing of the rooms per night, including taxes. Rates may vary from one night to another. 2.4.- Failure to make the agreed payment will result in late interest charges at the maximum rate permitted, as certified by the Financial Superintendence.
3. SAFEKEEPING OF MONEY AND VALUABLE ITEMS. The GUEST may entrust money and valuable items to the HOTEL for safekeeping, with a receipt provided. To do so, the items must be handed over to the HOTEL’s designated staff member, and an official record must be drawn up detailing the money or objects deposited. The HOTEL’s responsibility shall be that of a custodian, in accordance with Article 1196 of the Commercial Code. Valuable items such as jewelry, cameras, money, computers, mobile phones, equipment, or other belongings left in the room or in service areas not designated by the HOTEL for safekeeping shall remain solely at the GUEST’s risk. In such cases, the HOTEL assumes no liability for loss or damage. A security box is available in each room for the GUEST’s use.
4. OBLIGATIONS OF THE HOTEL. The HOTEL is obligated to: 4.1.- Provide the services specified in this contract. 4.2.- Receive, process, and respond to any suggestions, complaints, or claims submitted by the GUEST. 4.3.- Safeguard any money or valuable items entrusted by the GUEST, with a receipt issued for safekeeping, in accordance with Article 1195 of the Commercial Code. 4.4.- Fulfill any other obligations established by law.
5. GUEST OBLIGATIONS 5.1.- The guest must present a valid identification document to register at the hotel. Colombian citizens must present their national ID card, while foreign nationals must provide their passport. For minors, a valid identification document must be presented. 5.2.- The guest must pay the accommodation fee along with the applicable taxes. 5.3.- The guest must pay for all charges and expenses incurred during their stay. 5.4.- The guest must maintain appropriate behavior and dress in a respectful manner. 5.5.- The guest is responsible, even in cases of slight negligence, for fulfilling their obligations and those of their companions or invitees. 5.6.- The guest must register all companions or invitees at the hotel reception before they enter the room and pay the corresponding fee for each additional person. 5.7.- The guest must respect the maximum occupancy limit per room. 5.8.- The guest acknowledges that engaging in sports, physical exercise, operating vehicles or vessels, using tools or equipment, or any other activity involving risk is done at their own discretion and exclusive responsibility. The guest and their companions must have the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake such activities and assume all associated risks, releasing the hotel and its staff from any liability for injuries or damages that may occur. 5.9.- The guest must use the furniture, appliances, equipment, and all facilities in both the room and the hotel responsibly, maintaining them in their original condition. The guest will be liable for any damage or loss of hotel property, even in cases of slight negligence. In the event of total or partial damage or loss of hotel property due to the guest’s actions or those of their companions, the guest must pay the price determined by the hotel, plus an additional 50% as a penalty. 5.10.- The guest must respect the authority of the hotel manager. 5.11.- The guest must allow hotel staff to inspect or monitor the room when deemed necessary by the hotel manager. This right will be exercised reasonably and includes the authority to enter or inspect the room if required. 5.12.- The guest must allow hotel staff to access the room for routine maintenance and housekeeping services. 5.13.- The guest must refrain from the commercialization of protected fauna and flora species, as well as national cultural heritage goods, in accordance with applicable legal regulations (Law 17 of 1981 and Law 397 of 1997).
12. TRANSPARENCY AND BUSINESS ETHICS:All individuals or legal entities entering into contracts with Hoteles Bogotá Plaza are required to comply with the SAGRILAFT and PTEE systems to mitigate risks associated with money laundering, terrorist financing, and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. We manage our contractual relationships with integrity and responsibility, strictly avoiding any acts of corruption or transactional bribery.Accordingly, HBP reserves the right to immediately terminate the contract without any penalty if the contracting party is listed on national or international watchlists related to illicit activities or is convicted of crimes involving money laundering, terrorist financing, or related offenses. HBP may also terminate the agreement if the contractor provides false or altered information or refuses to submit information required under these systems. The contractor authorizes HBP to verify such information through public databases and declares under oath that the funds involved in the contract are of lawful origin, are not connected to any illegal activities, and will not be used for corruption, bribery, or the financing of criminal actions. In the event of non-compliance, appropriate legal actions may be pursued.