How it works
Each booking site we link to runs an affiliate programme. A link of ours becomes an affiliate link only after that site has accepted us into its programme. From then on, if you follow the link and go on to book, the booking site pays us a share of what it earns.
The commission is paid by the booking site. It isn’t added to your bill, and you pay the same price as someone who went there directly.
Which links pay us today
None yet. This table is worked out from the site’s own settings, so it changes the moment a link does.
| Booking site | Our links to it |
|---|---|
| Holidu™ | Ordinary links. We’re paid nothing. |
| Sykes Holiday Cottages | Ordinary links. We’re paid nothing. |
| Hoseasons | Ordinary links. We’re paid nothing. |
| holidaycottages.co.uk | Ordinary links. We’re paid nothing. |
What we won’t do
We don’t order regions by who pays us. They’re ordered by the largest count we publish for each one, and those counts are on the page for you to check.
We don’t review places we haven’t stayed in, and we don’t publish made up reviews. Where we give a view, it’s about the type of trip, not a rating of somebody’s business.
Cookies
This site sets no cookies of its own. If you follow an affiliate link, the booking site and the network that runs its programme may set cookies on their own sites to record that you came from us. That’s how a commission gets matched to a booking. Their cookie notices explain what they set. Our privacy page has the rest.