The McComish Florida Holiday Villa
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If you cannot find the information you require please contact us and we will be happy to help. How do I book a stay at the Villa? Check that the Villa is available when you want to stay and then contact us to book your stay. More information on booking a stay at the villa and what happens when you have booked can be found within the Terms and Conditions. How do I check in to the Villa? Thirty days prior to your arrival you will be sent the directions and a key code to the Villa. So you may go directly to the Villa when you arrive in the Orland area. For more information on this please see the Terms and Conditions. What's included in the price and what costs extra? The use of the Villa and all utilities are included in the price. The following facilities cost extra:
If you are interested in any of the above optional extras please inquire when booking. Is the Villa run by an agency? Yes. With the McComish Florida Holiday Villa you get the best of both worlds, you have the 24/7, 365 days a year back up and support of our agency, but also the family touch and personal care provided by the McComish Family. More details will be provided if you book a stay at High Gate House. Will I have to pay a security deposit? Yes. On arrival at the property The Management Company will require the payment of a returnable security deposit of $250 in the form of a credit card. This charge will be held to cover or part cover any breakages, excess cleaning costs or damage to the property. The deposit will be returned within 21 days of the end of the rental period subject to inspection by the management company, less any deductions to cover the cost of replacement or repair. Costs in excess of this amount will be invoiced and payable in full immediately. Does the Villa have air conditioning/heating? Yes Is there a cleaner/maid service? No. The Villa will be thoroughly cleaned prior to your arrival, but during your stay you are expected to keep the Villa clean and tidy and be responsible for washing your own towels/bed linen etc. There is a washer/dryer for you to use. Yes. Is the Villa close to the major Theme Parks? Yes! Walt Disney World is just 8 miles from the Villa! All the other main theme parks such as Universal, Sea World and Busch Gardens are all less than 30 miles away from the Villa. What else is there to do in the local area? There are so many activities that it is impossible to list them all! Go to the 'Things to Do' page which gives an overview of some of the wonderful things you could do and places you could visit on your holiday. What is the weather like in Florida? Florida is known for its warm and pleasant weather, which is why it is one of the top tourist destinations in North America and has the nickname "The Sunshine State." Florida also has mild winters. The average temperature in the state during the winter months is in the low to mid 60's (near 20C), occasionally getting up into the high 70's (near 25C), although frost is not uncommon (especially in January and February), so a light jumper/sweater is often needed even during the day, and a fleece or lined windbreaker a must at night. Florida has early and warm springs and long autumns sometimes lasting well into December, with sapphire-blue skies, low humidity, and only very occasional showers. Highs in the spring and autumn hover in the low 80s (20-22C). Summers are long, hot, and humid, (70% or more) with temperatures in the state averaging in the high 80's to mid 90's(30-35C) during June, July, and August. Rainfall, especially thunderstorms, is also common in Florida. In fact, the state has the highest number of thunderstorms in the US. Average rainfall for most of the state is between 50 and 60 inches (125-150 cm). Because it is in a subtropical climate zone, there is a wet season starting in late spring (usually May-June) and lasting until early November. Between early November and late May, showers are few and far between, only arriving to herald a cold front in the winter months. Late springs can occasionally bring wildfires to rural areas, but these only rarely threaten populated areas. Summers are wet and humid -- but there's an upside. The mornings are quite bearable, with the heat of the day being the worst between early and mid-afternoon. It will then begin to cloud over, with ominously dark and heavy thunderclouds towering where the ever-present sea breeze meets the evaporation over the inland part of the state. Just when the day is getting too hot to stand, there is an almost daily thundershower with lots of lightning and rumbling thunder -- it will rain as much as 1-2 inches (2.5-5cm) in an hour or two, but will clear off -- and the puddles will drain away -- to leave a very pleasant evening with stellar sunsets and starlit nights. (Florida is the lightning capital of the United States, so those who like to watch thunderstorms -- from a safe indoor venue, please -- will not be disappointed.) The sun is far more intense in Florida than in more northern climes -- so please take precautions against sunburn. Plan to wear at least a 25-30 SPF, and don't forget a hat and sunglasses. Cover up before you start to look red -- at that point the damage is done, and you'll be living with a painful crimson burn. (There are plenty of aloe lotions available in every retail outlet to help ease the pain if you cross that line!) Remember to drink lots and lots of fluids, too -- keeping in mind that caffeine and alcohol compound dehydration -- heat-related injuries (dehydration, heat exhaustion) can ruin a day or two of your hard-earned vacation at best, and can require a trip to hospital at worst. Invest a little time and common sense, and your payoff will be feeling ready to enjoy every minute of your visit! What is the sea teperature like in Florida? The table below shows the average sea temperature for each month of the year in degrees Fahrenheit(F) and Celsius(C) at various different beaches in Florida.
In all the excitement of planning for your Florida vacation you’re bound to forget something. But here is a checklist of several things to remember to pack so that every member of your family will have a fun, comfortable and safe vacation.
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