For the weekend, Caren and Sindy are staying at Prime View, a fancy boutique hotel in the Blue Mountains. Prime View is their favourite place to spend the weekend, and this is their fifth visit. Caren and Sindy check-in at the reception desk by signing the form, paying the nightly fee in cash, and receiving their room key. The receptionist calls after them when they are heading to their room, 'Hi, do not forget to check the notice at the bottom of the stairs.' On their way to the room, Caren and Sindy see a small notice which states, 'The owners of the Prime View Hotel are not liable or responsible for the loss or damage to any personal belongings or property, however such loss or damage may arise or be caused.' The notice is in small print and pretty difficult to read from a distance. Unfortunately, while they are out of the room, a hotel staff member provides the key to the room to a rogue, who then breaks in and steals all of Caren's expensive gold jewellery. Prime View tells Caren and Sindy that the hotel is not liable for the stolen jewellery because of the notice at the bottom of the stairs, which excludes their liability. Caren and Sindy wish to know whether Prime View is liable for the loss of the jewellery. Explain your answer with reference to relevant cases. Do not discuss under the Australian Consumer Law