Your safety has always been the first priority for us and our accommodation providers. In order to give you peace of mind in these new times, we have introduced our accommodation providers to steps they may choose to put in place in order to reduce the risk of Covid-19 infection during your stay, whilst ensuring you are still able to enjoy your holiday, and any facilities that may be available to you.
Cleanliness, hygiene and social distancing during your stay
Overall, our portfolio has always achieved high cleanliness scores from customers. You are able to see an accommodation’s historic cleanliness score displayed on that accommodation’s property page. Reevoo independently verifies that any reviews provided are from genuine customers.
We have recommended that our accommodation providers consider information we have summarised as they adapt their cleaning protocols. This information has been summarised as a set of principles which our accommodation providers may use as a framework to ensure the cleanliness and sanitisation of their accommodation and facilities and include, a check-in process with minimal contact, and appropriate social distancing measures in place. Accommodation providers have also been supported in considering whether their specific circumstances or settings might require other or additional measures to ensure adherence to any applicable government and industry guidance.
Look out for the above logo on those accommodations whose providers have told us that they will follow the below recommendations, as they apply to their accommodation(s), for every guest arrival. You can search for the logo as an accommodation option. Home owners are responsible for cleanliness at all times – Booking conditions apply. Whilst participating accommodation providers have said they will support the Safer Stays message, we are unable to make actual checks.
See England collection here. See Wales collection here. See Scotland collection here.
Safer Stays Principles
Cleaned and sanitised: Using effective disinfectant for all surfaces and high touch areas.
Removal of non-essential items: Temporarily remove items which are more difficult to keep clean and hygienic but should not affect your stay.
Managing and reporting cases: Government guidelines followed to report and manage any potential or confirmed infection cases.
Safer check-in: The use of key safes through to distanced check-ins.
Social distancing: For shared facilities and areas where a lot of guests could be present at one time, signage on site and markers on the floor requiring guests to follow government guidelines with respect to social distancing whilst on holiday.