Website operator and accommodation provider
KARLO LEONE d.o.o. za uslugePut stare Duće 33
21310 Duće
Croatia
Company information
Legal form: društvo s ograničenom odgovornošću / limited liability
company
Registered office: Duće, Croatia
Register court: Trgovački sud u Splitu / Commercial Court in Split
Registered share capital: EUR 2,500, paid in full
OIB
75342528626
Matični broj (MB)
05711363
MBS
060458686
Primary activity
Short-stay accommodation
Bank account disclosed under Croatian company law
Zagrebačka banka d.d.
Trg bana Josipa Jelačića 10, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
IBAN: HR79 2360 0001 1031 6122 7
Legal representative
Član Uprave / Director
Mario Popovac
Direct contact
Croatia:
+385 91 505 9548
Germany:
+49 1515 249 6866
Email:
info@almissum-residences.com
Website:
www.almissum-residences.com
Germany contact
Thomas Maros
Communication and private-stay coordination
+49 1515 249 6866
Thomas Maros is a contact person and is not the statutory director or legal representative of KARLO LEONE d.o.o.
Written consumer complaints
Consumers may submit a written complaint by post to the registered office above or by email to info@almissum-residences.com .
Receipt will be acknowledged in writing without delay. A written response stating whether the complaint is accepted will be provided within 15 days of receipt. Records of written consumer complaints are retained for one year from receipt.
Competent supervisory authority
State Inspectorate of the Republic of Croatia — Tourism Inspection
Šubićeva 29, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia
dirh.gov.hr
Intellectual property
Website content, photographs, floor plans, graphics, videos, brand elements and designs are protected by copyright, trade mark and/or other intellectual-property rights. Reproduction, modification, distribution or commercial use requires prior written permission unless permitted by mandatory law. ALMISSUM is used as a brand designation; an EU word-mark application is pending.
Applicable law
Croatian law applies. This choice does not deprive consumers of any mandatory protection afforded by the law of their habitual residence. Mandatory statutory rules on jurisdiction remain unaffected.