Pricing and Charging
Key facts
- It is a criminal offence for accommodation providers, among others, to give guests misleading information on the prices charged for accommodation and any related facilities, services or goods.
- It is an offence not to do everything reasonably possible to correct a price indication that has subsequently become misleading if it is reasonable to assume that customers will still be relying on the original price information.
- If you wish to charge a lower price to those paying by cash rather than by credit card, the Price Indications (Method of Payment) Regulations 1991 set certain conditions.
- Prices must include VAT.
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