Does anybody know on average how many keys you usually get for a villa. I can see it being a complete nightmare if we only get a couple of sets as its more than likely that we will be splitting in 4 different ways quite a lot of the time.
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Bit of a silly question really but I'm going to be staying in a villa with 8 other people and obviously we will at time s be splitting off and doing different things.
Does anybody know on average how many keys you usually get for a villa. I can see it being a complete nightmare if we only get a couple of sets as its more than likely that we will be splitting in 4 different ways quite a lot of the time.
Does anybody know on average how many keys you usually get for a villa. I can see it being a complete nightmare if we only get a couple of sets as its more than likely that we will be splitting in 4 different ways quite a lot of the time.
hi fraggle.. 
...when you check in to the villa ask then about extra keys ,.if you explain the reasons why you want them i am sure they will oblige........regards .john-doe...p.s. my daughter did that when she went to a villa with a lot of friends....there was no problem......
...when you check in to the villa ask then about extra keys ,.if you explain the reasons why you want them i am sure they will oblige........regards .john-doe...p.s. my daughter did that when she went to a villa with a lot of friends....there was no problem......
Thanks for that information John, I will definately keep that in mind.
It probably depends on who you are dealing with, the owner or an Agent. From experience I think it's usual to only get 1 set of keys. An owner might be able to oblige but an Agent probably would not.
I have a villa which I rent out, I send 1 set out approx 2 weeks before departure and there is a spare set already in the house.
Although I do have other sets it's just not practical to send them all to one party when I would have other guests following, there is always the risk that they wouldn't be returned on time or even worse, go astray all together!
I have a villa which I rent out, I send 1 set out approx 2 weeks before departure and there is a spare set already in the house.
Although I do have other sets it's just not practical to send them all to one party when I would have other guests following, there is always the risk that they wouldn't be returned on time or even worse, go astray all together!
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