1. These terms and conditions apply to your use of this £10 Voucher Code (Code). By using the Code you are deemed to have accepted them. Any failure to comply with them may result in the Code not being honoured and you having an additional £10 to pay for your booking.
2. The Code can be used (a) when you make a booking for a property (other than a Forest Holidays property as identified by a Forest Holidays logo) through the Sykes Cottages Ltd (Sykes) app; (b) the booking is for an arrival date between 22 December 2023 and 30 September 2025; and (c) you make the booking during the Availability Period (Relevant Booking). Availability Period commences on 22 December 2023 and is for a limited time only – it could end at any time.
3. When you make a Relevant Booking and you use this Code, you cannot use another Voucher Code (it’s one £10 Voucher Code per Relevant Booking) or any other voucher code or coupon on the same Relevant Booking.
4. You must remember to use the Code on a Relevant Booking when you make it. The Code cannot be applied after a Relevant Booking has been made, or against any other existing booking.
5. In relation to what the Code is and how to use it:
5.1. Enter the Code App10 into the 'Voucher Code' box during checkout for your Relevant Booking; and
5.2. Upon entering a valid voucher code, you will be shown a confirmation message in the voucher code section and the discount will be shown as a total figure in the 'Discount' section of your holiday cost breakdown.
6. The Code will be applied against the rental charges balance, and not against the deposit that you pay when you make your Relevant Booking.
7. The Code is non-refundable, cannot be exchanged for cash and is non-transferable (it’s to be used by you).
8. Sykes will not accept responsibility for any Code that is lost regardless of cause.
9. Sykes reserves the right to suspend, cancel, or amend the Code where it becomes necessary to do so at its sole discretion.
10. These terms and conditions shall be governed by English law, and the parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.