Dated check
The inspection uses dated photos, service invoices, or equipment records. The report stamps the check with month and year, and that date stays attached to the amenity.
Method / dated evidence
A report on one property you name carries three things: the date of the check, the amenity that was checked, and the evidence type behind it. codejninja.com writes that inspection report for 2 400 UAH, paid by you. We record what the operator showed on that date, including seasonal status and the owner's published charges. Ordering a report does not reserve a weekend.
The inspection uses dated photos, service invoices, or equipment records. The report stamps the check with month and year, and that date stays attached to the amenity.
Each entry names the evidence type in plain words, so you can see whether a claim rests on a photo, an invoice, or a written statement from the property.
A dated check describes one moment. It is not a guarantee that a sauna, pool, or generator runs without interruption on your weekend, and we never present it that way.
Before you order a report: name the property, the region, and the intended dates. The report will quote the owner's published deposit, cancellation, check-in, and occupancy lines. The owner charges those amounts. This desk does not collect them and does not hold the dates.
Proof standard
Every amenity line in a report is dated and tied to one evidence type below. When a criterion is not met, the amenity is still recorded, but without a verification mark.
A named representative of the property confirms the amenity in writing on a specific date. That date is printed beside the line in the report, and a confirmation older than twelve months is not used until renewed.
Evidence: signed check sheet
We record what exists and how it is described: a heated outdoor tub, a wood sauna for six, a generator that covers lighting and refrigeration. Phrases such as “full comfort” or “all included” are not accepted as proof on their own.
Evidence: itemised amenity list
Each line carries the months in which the amenity operates and the last update date. A pool marked for June to September is not presented as usable in April. Seasonal status is a record of the check date. The report does not hold later dates.
Evidence: season table plus update date
Any condition the owner publishes with the amenity, such as a heating surcharge, an equipment deposit, or a private-area fee, is quoted in the report. The owner charges it. This desk does not collect it.
Evidence: published terms excerpt
See the evidence examples for how a record looks, or read the stated limits of verification. Questions about a property go to our contact form.
Evidence notes
Three sample proof notes from a report. Each one states the verification date, the evidence type accepted, and the limit that note carries. They are examples, not stays for sale.
Two-bedroom cottage near Shatsk. Evidence accepted: four dated photographs of the hearth, flue and log store, plus a written statement from the property operator that seasoned wood is supplied for the first evening.
Limit: confirms the fireplace is installed and in working order on that date. It does not guarantee dry wood, a swept chimney, or permission to burn during a regional fire ban.
Timber house in the Carpathian foothills. Evidence accepted: an unedited walkthrough video of the sauna room, the stove and the adjoining wash area, with a dated operator statement on heating schedule.
Limit: confirms the sauna room exists and was heated on the verification date. It does not promise a fixed temperature, a later weekend, or that ordering this report reserves the property.
Guesthouse on the shore of Lake Svityaz. Evidence accepted: geotagged photographs of the shoreline path and jetty at the listed address, plus the operator's written description of the access route and who may use it.
Limit: confirms a signed route from the property to the water on that date. It does not confirm water quality, swimming safety, or that the access is private rather than shared with neighbours.
Nothing here is a promise of uninterrupted service. Read what we cannot check in verification limits, or ask us about a specific property through the contact form.
Limits of the record
A dated check records the state of an amenity on one day. It is not a warranty of uninterrupted service.
Boilers fail, wells run low, and a sauna may close for repair the week after our visit. We publish the date of the check, not a forecast.
A forest trail or river ford listed as open in summer can be impassable after heavy rain. Ground conditions stay outside any verification.
Cleanliness on arrival, staff conduct, and neighbourhood noise are not part of the evidence we collect or publish.
The report names the property operator. The operator applies the house rules and takes payment for the stay. This desk is paid only the 2 400 UAH report fee, by the client, and is not paid by the property.