Daily rent houses in Lankaran

4 listings found
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5-room house, Lankaran
House / Villa
130₼/day
LankaranLankaran
5 rooms
220 m²
7 sot
6-room house, Lankaran
House / Villa
120₼/day
LankaranLankaran
6 rooms
220 m²
5 sot
3-room house, Lankaran
House / Villa
80₼/day
LankaranLankaran
3 rooms
120 m²
6 sot
2-room house, Lankaran
House / Villa
150₼/day
LankaranLankaran
2 rooms
120 m²
3 sot
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Frequently asked questions

How many daily rent houses in Lankaran are there now?
There are currently 4 daily rent house listings. The price is per night, but for weekends and holidays owners often name a separate one. If you need a house with a pool, choose the "Pool" filter.
When is a daily rent house a good choice?
Mostly when a big family or a group of friends wants to be together: a birthday, a feast after an engagement, a summer holiday. Such houses are often outside the city, in dacha settlements, so factor in the road too. When you call, say how many of you there will be: some owners limit the number of guests and don't allow music at night.
What is included in the price of a daily rent house: pool, grill, utilities?
It depends on the owner. A pool and a grill area are usually included in the daily price, but pool heating, charcoal and cleaning may be charged separately. If you need extra tables, chairs and dishes for a feast, ask about it in advance. Keep everything you agreed on in your messages so you don't argue later.
Is a deposit required for a daily rent house?
In most houses, yes. Owners take a refundable deposit in case of broken dishes, damaged furniture or pool equipment, especially when the house is rented for a celebration. Agree in advance on the amount, the return time and what can be deducted from it. When you leave, walk through the house with the owner.
Do I need an ID for a daily rental?
Yes, most owners ask for an ID, and some keep a photo of it. A house is usually rented to a group, and one person answers for the whole group and shows the document. The owner will also deal with that person on deposit and damage questions.