1 / Begin with the setting
We organise the guide around four cities and six properties. City, coastal and poolside labels describe a planning emphasis; they are not official hotel classifications.
2 / Use the operator as the starting point
Property descriptions draw on official hotel pages linked from each overview. We checked the listed sources on 21 October 2026. Facilities, ownership, operating arrangements and access rules can change, so the current operator information takes priority.
3 / Keep scores out of the guesswork
We do not combine ratings from different booking sites or create our own guest score. No price feed is connected. Use the hotel website for rates and consult recent reviews from more than one source.
4 / Compare what changes a decision
The comparison tool places the location, setting and a practical booking consideration side by side. It does not calculate value, predict enjoyment or recommend gambling.
5 / Be clear about photographs
Images are labelled destination or illustrative photography. They should help convey a setting, not stand in for an operator’s current room gallery. Check the official hotel gallery before choosing your room.
6 / Keep commercial influence visible
No affiliate programme or paid placement is connected to this delivered version. If that changes, the disclosure and relevant links must change too. Editorial order is not a paid ranking.