Chalets for Rent in Al Asimah Governorate (1 Ads)

Al-Asimah (or The Capital) Governorate, whose center is called Kuwait City, and is considered Kuwait's commercial, political and residential center as well. It was established in 1962, and before the establishment of the governorate, the majority of Kuwaitis previously lived in Kuwait City (the old areas of Kuwait: Jiblah, Sharq, Al-Mirqab). Al-Asimah Governorate (Capital) is considered one of the governorates with medium population density, and it is distinguished from other governorates by the presence of a large number of towers and skyscrapers, especially in the center of Kuwait City. Among its landmarks: the Liberation Tower, Kuwait Towers, the Grand Mosque, financial institutions, including: the Kuwait Stock Exchange (Boursa Kuwait), the Central Bank of Kuwait, and other bank centers. Governmental institutions such as: the Kuwaiti National Assembly, Seif Palace, and many government ministries and foreign embassies. Towers such as: Al Hamra Tower, Capital Tower. Commercial complexes such as: Souk Al Mubarakia, Souk Sharq mall.

The most expensive residential areas are located near the capital, and are distinguished from other areas near the main service centers within the capital, such as: banks, ministries complex, investment companies. Al-Asimah Governorate (Capital) contains 31 districts, which are: Khaldiya, Dasma, Daiya, Doha, Rawda, Surra, Shamiya, Sharq, Shuwaikh Residential, Shuwaikh Industrial, Sulaibikhat, Adailiya, Faiha, Qadisiya, Qibla - Jibla, Qeirawan, Mubarakia, Mirqab, Mansouriya, Nuzha, Nahda, Yarmouk, Bnaid Al-Gar, Jaber Al-Ahmad, Dasman, North West Sulaibikhat, Hessah Al Mubarak, Abdullah Al-Salem, Ghornata, Qortuba, Kaifan

If you want to book a chalet for rent in Al-Asimah Governorate during the weekend or holiday to rest, recuperate and enjoy the marine atmosphere. You can search using Boshamlan real estate website and app, where you can search in all categories of chalets offered for rent: first row, second row, with garden and front space, with outdoor or indoor swimming pool and sometimes heated. The rental period varies in the chalets and the rent may be daily, weekly, monthly or yearly.

Chalets are not much different than properties that are rented for the purpose of housing, and they are considered a nice outlet for families of Kuwaiti citizens and residents as well. However, chalet rental prices vary according to the season and holidays, and the one-night rental price starts from 50 KD. This is in cheap chalets and in the winter season and on regular days (Sunday to Wednesday), but the price per night doubles in the summer season, holidays, official holidays and weekend days (Thursday to Saturday). It is difficult to determine an average rental price in Al-Asimah Governorate because it varies greatly depending on several factors such as:

• The location of the chalet in relation to the sea (first row or second row).
• The length of the chalet's waterfront and the length of the front and its space.
• Chalet space, number of rooms, living rooms, bathrooms, and kitchen equipment.
• Chalet design, level of finishing and cleanliness.
• The swimming pool, its area and its features (indoor / outdoor / heated).
• Availability of kids playground.
• Availability of garden or large adjacent space.
• The area in which the chalet is located and its surroundings are from the neighbors, as it is better for the majority of the chalets to be family-friendly in order to reduce the inconvenience of bachelors.
• Rental season as prices rise dramatically in the summer season and holidays.
• Prices rise on weekends (Thursday to Saturday) and decrease on weekdays (Sunday to Wednesday)
• The rental period, as the daily rent value increases in short periods and decreases in case of renting the chalet for a long period, for example a month or a year.

Boshamlan provides you the ability to communicate directly with the owner of the chalet or his representative, through mobile phones or text messages via WhatsApp. It offers some tips before agreeing to a lease, which are:

• It is better to visit the place in advance to assess the level of cleanliness and finishes.
• Ensure that the neighboring chalets are inhabited by families, not bachelors. So that you are not surprised that there is a group of young people who chose to spend a noisy night that may disturb the family ambiance.
• Ensure the pool cleanliness and temperature to enjoy swimming.
• Review all the important clauses and points in the rental contract, such as mentioning the exact hour of entry and exit of the chalet, determining the daily and total value of the rent, and terms of cancellation, while keeping an original copy of the contract.
• Ensure the value of the insurance and how to return it after departure.