ARTICLE 1. REGISTRATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE GUEST.It is an unavoidable obligation of the guest to register by personally filling out thecheck-in record or card used by the hotel or by signing the guest book. If theguest comes with a group, the person in charge will fill out the cards or hand overlists that meet the requirements. The hotel will deny lodging to any guest whodoes not comply with these requirements, and has the right to ask for the applicant'sidentification as well of those in his party.

ARTICLE 2. LODGING TIME.The guest, in agreement with the hotel, will specify on the registration card thenumber of days he or she will stay at the hotel. As far as the lodging contract, aday is a unit of time, counted from check-in at 15:00 h until the time of check out,which is set at noon of each day. There will be a 30-minute allowance and ifguests stay longer, half rent will be charged until 18:00 h, time after which fullrent will be charged. The first day of lodging is understood as complete if check-intakes place before 6:00 a.m.

ARTICLE 3. GUEST OBLIGATIONSIt is the guest’s obligation to promptly pay the bill as per the hotel’s request.Advance payment can be required, to the hotel’s convenience.Guests can guarantee payment by means of a cash deposit, a coupon or a creditcard voucher accepted by the establishment.The rate for the service is established on the cards, which rule the hotel and havebeen previously authorized by the Tourism Ministry.Failure to pay when required is considered breach of contract, and managementmay call on the public force to demand the room to be vacated and may retain theguest’s luggage as guarantee.

ARTICLE 4. OTHER OBLIGATIONS OF THE GUEST:GUESTS ARE STRICTLY FORBIDDEN TO:• Make annoying noise, start a fight, bring musicians or pets to the hotel, and ingeneral, any action that may disturb or make other guests uncomfortable.• Use rooms for gambling or any other illegal actions that might alter the publicorder or break the law or current regulations.• Use electrical power or appliances for different purposes than those for whichthey are in the room.• Damage the furniture, ornaments or any other property of the hotel by givingthem an improper use.• Carry out any activity that may result in damage to the hotel or to otherguests, or be contrary to social rules and good behavior.• No persons other than registered can stay in the room; and in any case, they willgive notice to the administration of any change in the number or identification ofpersons originally registered.• At no given time the number of people staying in the room is to exceed thecapacity set by the establishment (maximum 4 people).• Smoking is strictly prohibited in the rooms in accordance with standardNOM-028-SSA2-1999.

ARTICLE 5. ACTS OF GODIf an unforeseeable event occurs that prevents the guest from traveling orarriving as established in the reservation, it is up to the hotel to take the reservationdeposit as payment.The hotel will be not held liable for damages arising from natural events, acts ofgod, or accidents such as car crashes, hurricanes, earthquakes, etc., or fordamage or loss of cars parked in the hotel’s parking lots.For all legal matters, guests agree to submit to the jurisdiction of the propercourts in the State of Baja California Sur.

ARTICLE 6. OTHER DISPOSITIONS.• The hotel does not allow the entrance to occupied rooms to any person who hasnot been previously authorized by the guest. The guest is not allowed to havevisitors in the rooms (visiting hours 9 to 20 h).• No cash back.•Any forgotten objects will be stored for 30 days.• The company is not responsible for forgotten items in rooms or common areas,computers, cell phones, sunglasses, passports, wallets, etc.• If any federal authority requires to carry out an inspection of the room and thecompany is unable to contact the guest, it will be up to the hotel to decidewhether to allow the inspection to take place.

ARTICLE 7. LUGGAGE AS GUARANTEE.Luggage and other goods that the guests bring into the hotel are considered asits property and can be used as a guarantee for any debt for lodging and otherservices given to the registered person (except if the real value of the luggagedoes not cover the total amount of the debt) if accepted by the hotel.

ARTICLE 8. BASIS.The regulations in this document are drawn in accordance with federal law fortourism in effect and as provided for in the "Rules of Accommodation Establishments"being mandatory for both the company and the guests.