01 — Establish the property and the source
We match a hotel’s published name, location and official website before creating a profile. We favour information supplied by the property itself for its address, facilities and booking contact, then make the source available to readers. Similar names and historic associations do not establish that a venue exists today.
The current collection uses official hotel pages consulted on 17 September 2026. Our link checks establish an intended official destination; they do not audit every future redirect, booking vendor or change of ownership. Always inspect the address shown in your browser before supplying personal information.
02 — Separate rate information from a price promise
This directory does not display live availability, scraped room prices or price-comparison rankings. “Check Live Rates” opens the hotel’s official website so that you can enter your own dates and see the rate offered there. We have not independently verified a live price or negotiated a private booking code.
A meaningful comparison must use the same arrival and departure dates, number of guests, room type, meal plan, taxes, currency and cancellation terms. Check the total payment, deposit or card hold, payment date and refund conditions. Keep a copy of the offer and confirmation you actually accept.
03 — Distinguish published amenities from tested facilities
We record amenities only where the source supports them and explain what remains uncertain. Access to a spa, restaurant, executive lounge or separate adult venue can depend on the room, package, age, opening schedule or reservation. A facility mentioned on a website should never be presented as automatically included.
No on-site infrastructure testing has been carried out for this edition. We do not claim to have tested accessibility routes, Wi-Fi performance, treatment quality, fire arrangements or payment security. If an in-person inspection is undertaken later, its date, scope and limitations must be stated alongside the findings.
04 — Publish context, limitations and a route to correction
We write an original summary of the property’s likely travel use, followed by practical questions to ask. This is editorial interpretation of the published information, not an endorsement or a prediction of your experience. The sequence of the three profiles is a collection layout, not a league table.
We withhold numerical editor scores until there is a documented, repeatable assessment capable of supporting them. We also avoid borrowing a hotel’s star classification as if it were our own review score. Readers can inspect the evidence and report a discrepancy through our contact page.
What this process does not certify
Source checked does not mean hotel inspected, rate guaranteed, payment system audited or advertising-platform approved. These are different claims and require different evidence.
We do not license hotels, enforce venue age checks or provide travel insurance. Our website cannot certify that an advertisement will be approved. The content available to readers is the same regardless of referral source; there are no hidden destination changes or special versions for assessors.