The agreement behind every Everyday Luxury stay.

By booking with Everyday Luxury, the guest accepts the published terms, the reservation-specific payment schedule, the property rules shown during checkout, and any written approvals issued before arrival.

• The reservation confirmation and billing schedule issued for the specific stay.
• The rules, occupancy limits, and operational notes tied to the booked property.
• Any approved exceptions, such as pet approval or arrival adjustments, confirmed in writing before the stay.
• The requirement that guests notify management promptly when an issue arises during occupancy.

• The person placing the reservation is the guest of record and remains the primary point of contact for changes, cancellations, policy discussions, and damage issues.
• All additional travelers are treated as the guest’s invitees, and the guest of record remains responsible for their conduct and compliance.
• Credit card payments are processed as Everyday Luxury.
• If a payment is disputed, the published terms state that a $100 dispute processing fee may be assessed.

If a group coordinator, assistant, or family member is helping with logistics, keep the guest of record and the payment method aligned, then let the team know early if anyone else needs to receive operational updates.

Everyday Luxury works with Rental Guardian to offer optional trip insurance and a cancel-for-any-reason pathway that can extend flexibility up to forty-eight hours before check-in when that waiver is purchased at the time of booking. If the waiver appears on the reservation breakdown, those insurance terms sit alongside the owner cancellation policy.

If optional coverage is not purchased, the owner cancellation policy for the property family is enforced. Rental Guardian questions and claims are directed to +1 (888) 885-5550 and the policy documentation provided at purchase.

Our portfolio carries several cancellation families. Each home is assigned to one based on its destination, the typical length of a stay there, and the operating model behind the property. There is no single rule that fits all of them, and we do not paraphrase the figures here because the cancellation policy page is the canonical source we update whenever the terms change.

For stays of 28 nights or longer in the California desert, the published terms require a $2,000 refundable utility deposit. Guests receive a $500 utility credit, and gas and electricity above $500 total per month may be charged against the deposit.

Properties are inspected before and after the stay. Guests agree to pay for flagrant damage, missing contents, and excess cleaning beyond standard turnover. Those costs may be deducted from the applicable security or utility deposit where permitted.

• Only the number of people stated on the reservation may occupy the premises unless written approval is granted in advance.
• The rental is not intended for parties or gatherings beyond those who have paid to occupy the property.
• Excessive noise, music, illegal activity, or other policy violations can lead to eviction without refund and may trigger additional charges.
• Changes in guest count after arrival do not create exceptions or refunds. Update the team before arrival so the home can be prepared correctly.
• The published terms expressly include a No Tolerance Policy for excessive noise, parties, and disturbance to neighbors.

• If there are concerns or issues on arrival, contact the office immediately. No refund or consideration is given unless management is notified during the stay and given adequate time to respond.
• If the premises become unavailable for reasons beyond management’s control, management may substitute a comparable property or cancel the agreement and refund the payments made.
• Refunds are not issued for acts of nature such as weather, road conditions, snow, power outages, forest fires, or similar events beyond control.
• There are no refunds for cable, internet, satellite, streaming, HVAC, pool, spa, or other system failures, although management will make a reasonable effort to repair or replace.
• Construction, public events, wildfire smoke, utility interruptions, and similar unforeseen occurrences may affect the stay without creating an automatic refund right.

Everyday Luxury reserves the right to use property photography, video, and ambient interior imagery captured during routine operation, marketing shoots, and approved photo sessions. Imagery is intended to represent the home, not its individual guests.

Guest-submitted reviews and testimonials voluntarily shared with Everyday Luxury may be republished on the website, in marketing material, and in third-party listings, with attribution limited to first name and city unless the guest opts in to a fuller credit. A guest may withdraw a previously published review by writing to the address in chapter 12.

If a guest does not want incidental likenesses captured during a booked stay, please notify the team in advance so any planned imagery work is rescheduled or relocated.

Operational notices, approvals, and changes are sent to the email address and phone number on the booking confirmation. SMS replies and email replies from the guest of record form part of the binding written record. Verbal conversations are confirmed in writing whenever a decision turns on them.

This page is updated periodically. The footer of every chapter shows the version date in force at publication. If a reservation predates the current version, the language in force at the time of booking still governs that stay. Prior versions are available on request.

• Governing law. This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to its conflict-of-laws principles.
• Venue. The exclusive venue for any unresolved dispute is the state and federal courts located in Riverside County, California, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.
• Informal resolution first. The guest agrees to contact Everyday Luxury in writing and allow 30 days for an informal resolution before filing a claim.
• Severability. If any provision of this agreement is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in full force and effect.
• Entire agreement. The published terms, the reservation confirmation, the property rules, and any written approvals together form the entire agreement between the guest and Everyday Luxury for the booked stay.

The published terms state that Everyday Luxury and property owners do not guarantee suitability for a particular purpose and are not responsible for injury, allergic reactions, losses, or inconvenience arising from guest use, malfunction, natural events, or conditions beyond management control. By booking and occupying the property, guests and invitees agree to hold Everyday Luxury and property owners harmless to the fullest extent described in the published agreement.