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Budget and prices

Cheap hotels

Compare the cost for the whole family, including mandatory taxes and fees. A per-person rate cannot tell you which room costs less.

Budget hotels

Compare dated rates for the same party, then add the costs of your stay. A kitchen or laundry facility does not by itself make a hotel economical.

Comfort and ratings

Comfortable hotels

Start with room size, beds and space for luggage. A comfortable stay also depends on what your children need.

Luxury hotels

Check which services your family can actually use. Breakfast, lounge access and facilities may depend on the room you book.

Basic accommodation

Describe the services provided and those not included. Basic does not mean poorly maintained or cheap.

One-star hotels

One star must come from an identified rating provider, with its date and scale. Guest review scores are not hotel stars.

Two-star hotels

Two stars require a named, dated rating source. Do not convert guest scores into hotel classifications.

Three-star hotels

Identify the provider, date and scale behind a three-star rating. Check facilities separately.

Four-star hotels

Keep the source of the four-star rating. It does not guarantee family rooms, a pool or a spa.

Five-star hotels

Assign five stars only with an identifiable, dated rating source. Luxury wording or a marketing URL is insufficient.

Guests and admission

Family hotels

Choose a room that accepts your full party. Check the bed-sharing rules for each child’s age before booking.

Business hotels

Check occupancy before choosing a business hotel. A desk and transport links do not mean a room will fit a family.

Accommodation for solo travellers

Confirm an offer for one traveller, its rate and minimum occupancy. Bed count alone does not establish this option.

Accommodation for couples

Verify a room accepting two adults and its bedding. Bed type alone does not establish a romantic setting.

Group accommodation

Look for explicit group booking conditions. One large room alone does not prove a group service.

Adults-only accommodation

Confirm the property's minimum age and where it applies. Do not infer restrictions from its style.

Women-only accommodation and areas

Check whether the restriction applies to the property, a floor or a room. Report the published rules without generalising.

Men-only accommodation and areas

Identify the men-only area and admission conditions. Do not apply its rule to other rooms.

Pet-friendly accommodation

Check species, size, number, fees and permitted rooms. A dog policy does not automatically include every pet.

Accommodation with documented dietary options

Document the option or process offered for a specific dietary need, including notice and fees. Vegetarian, vegan, halal and allergy requirements are distinct. For an allergy, obtain confirmation of ingredients, preparation limits and cross-contact risks before booking; this category guarantees no absence of allergens.

Baths and wellness

Hotels with a spa

Separate spa treatments from swimming pools and Japanese bathing facilities. Opening times and minimum ages may restrict children’s access.

Accommodation with private baths

Distinguish an in-room bath from a bath booked for private use. Onsen status and children’s access need separate confirmation.

Accommodation with an onsen

The source must confirm naturally sourced hot-spring water for the relevant bath. A Japanese bath, spa or hot tub is insufficient.

Accommodation with communal baths

Confirm a communal bathing pool for guests, its hours and rules. Shared showers are not a communal bath.

Accommodation with reservable private baths

Confirm exclusive use of a bath for a time slot, its charge and booking rules. It may be separate from the room.

Rooms with private Japanese baths

Verify a Japanese bath exclusive to the selected room. A standard bathtub is insufficient; hot-spring water needs separate evidence.

Accommodation with open-air baths

The source must describe an open-air bath. State whether it is shared or private without assuming hot-spring water.

Accommodation with a sauna

Confirm a sauna, admission rules and hours. A steam room or heated room alone does not prove a sauna.

Rooms with private saunas

The sauna must be exclusive to the selected room. A communal hotel sauna is insufficient.

Accommodation offering massages

Verify that a massage is listed among the services offered to guests, on site or in their room. State booking requirements, hours, fees and restrictions; a spa alone is insufficient.

Facilities and services

Hotels with a pool

Check seasonal opening, children’s access and any extra charge. A listed pool does not guarantee access for every guest at every time.

Hotels with parking

Check height restrictions, space reservations and the nightly charge. A nearby car park is not necessarily operated by the hotel.

Accommodation with a kitchen

Check cooking facilities, utensils and dining space in your chosen room. A fridge or kettle alone is not a kitchen.

Accommodation with laundry facilities

Separate an in-room washing machine, shared laundry and a laundry service. Check drying facilities and charges when planning what to pack.

Accommodation with shared kitchens

Confirm a kitchen guests can use and its rules. A restaurant kitchen is not a shared guest kitchen.

Accommodation with in-room washing machines

The washing machine must be inside the booked accommodation. Check drying, detergent and fees separately.

Accommodation with guest laundries

Confirm washing machines guests can access in a shared area. A serviced laundry arrangement alone is insufficient.

Accommodation with indoor pools

The pool must explicitly be indoors. Check hours, closures and minimum ages; indoors does not mean open year-round.

Accommodation with outdoor pools

Confirm an outdoor pool and its opening season. A photo alone does not establish access conditions.

Accommodation with heated pools

Pool heating must be explicitly stated. Do not infer it from an indoor location.

Accommodation with rooftop pools

Confirm the rooftop location and seasonal rules. It does not establish a particular view or children's admission.

Accommodation with gyms

Verify an on-site training room guests can use, its equipment and rules. A nearby park is insufficient.

Accommodation with restaurants

Confirm a restaurant on the property and its services. Its presence does not imply included meals or nightly opening.

Accommodation offering breakfast

Confirm a breakfast service and hours. The booked rate determines whether breakfast is included or paid separately.

Accommodation with EV charging

Confirm guest access to a charging point, its connector, fees and reservation rules. Ordinary parking is insufficient.

Accommodation with meeting rooms

Confirm a meeting room and booking conditions. A desk in a bedroom is insufficient.

Rooms with desks

The desk must be listed for the selected room. Do not assume internet suitable for video meetings.

Accommodation with luggage storage

Confirm storage hours and restrictions before check-in or after check-out. A reception desk does not prove luggage storage.

Accommodation with shuttle services

Check the shuttle route, timetable, booking and fees. A nearby public bus is not a property shuttle.

Accommodation with in-room Wi-Fi

Confirm Wi-Fi in the room, not just the lobby. Do not promise speeds without dated measurements.

Air-conditioned rooms

Confirm room air conditioning and seasonal operation. Heating alone or a fan is insufficient.

Wheelchair-accessible rooms

Document the route to the room, doorways and bathroom. A lift alone does not establish room accessibility.

Rooms with microwaves

Confirm a microwave inside the booked room. A shared lobby appliance is insufficient.

Accommodation with baby and child facilities

Document at least one specific baby or child facility and its age limits: a cot, high chair, baby bath or play area. Confirm booking, quantities and fees; a family room does not establish these services.

Accommodation types

Apartment hotels

Compare dining space, kitchen facilities and housekeeping arrangements. A kitchenette does not mean every room has a washing machine.

Hotels

Use the hotel's stated accommodation type. The word hotel does not establish a star rating or included meals.

Resort hotels

Check the property's stated resort identity and its leisure facilities. A pool alone does not qualify it.

Boutique hotels

Look for a stated boutique identity and an account of its design or services. Small size alone is insufficient.

Capsule hotels

Confirm capsule sleeping space and shared facilities. Check age and admission restrictions separately.

Hostels

Check the stated hostel type and available room formats. A hostel may offer private rooms as well as dorms.

Guesthouses

Describe whether the guesthouse offers private rooms or dorms. Its name alone does not establish its services.

Pensions

Use the property's stated pension type. Check meal options and whether bathrooms are private.

Holiday homes

Confirm exclusive use of the whole house by one party. A room in an occupied home is not a whole-home rental.

Villas

Check the stated villa type, private areas and any shared facilities. The name does not guarantee a private pool.

Cottages and cabins

Check the booked building, heating, bathrooms and beds. A cottage label does not establish cooking facilities.

Campsites

Distinguish a bare pitch from supplied accommodation. Check required equipment, bathrooms and opening dates.

Glamping stays

Confirm the furnished accommodation, bedding and bathroom arrangements. Glamping does not establish a luxury standard.

Mountain huts

Check the mountain lodging, season, booking rules and required equipment. Do not assume road access.

Love hotels

Use the property's published designation and stay conditions. Do not infer child admission or overnight booking.

Serviced apartments

Confirm an apartment with cooking facilities and documented hotel services, such as housekeeping and reception support. State their frequency, fees and inclusion in the selected rate.

Stay lengths and plans

Hotels for short stays

For one or two nights, compare check-in and check-out times with your journey. Ask the hotel to confirm luggage storage.

Hotels for long stays

For a longer visit, cooking, laundry and housekeeping matter. Check payment terms and what happens if you leave early.

Day-use accommodation

A day-use offer must state its duration and arrival and departure times. It does not include a night unless specified.

Weekly accommodation

Confirm a weekly plan, its fees and minimum duration. Seven nights at the normal rate do not prove a weekly plan.

Monthly accommodation

Confirm a monthly plan and its contract, utility and cleaning conditions. A kitchen does not establish these terms.

Accommodation with late check-in

Confirm that the selected booking permits arrival at 22:00 or later, with the deadline and procedure. An overnight reception does not establish late check-in for every reservation; notify the property when required.

Rooms and beds

Rooms for four to six people

Count actual beds and permitted guests. Four beds do not automatically mean six people can occupy a room.

Hotels with connecting rooms

Ask for an internal connecting door. Two adjacent rooms or rooms on the same floor are not necessarily connecting rooms.

Single rooms

Confirm a room sold for one person and its bedding. A single bed in a dorm is not a single room.

Twin rooms

Confirm two separate beds in the booked room. Two places in a double bed do not make a twin room.

Double rooms

Confirm a double bed and its dimensions in the chosen room. Total occupancy is separate from bed size.

Triple rooms

Three-person occupancy must be explicit. State whether the third place is a bed, sofa bed or extra bed.

Quadruple rooms

Use a published four-person capacity and describe the beds. Do not add bed-sharing children to this figure.

Six-person rooms

Use an explicit six-person capacity and identify shared beds. Six guests does not mean six separate beds.

Suites

The room must officially be called a suite. Check its layout; the label does not guarantee a separate bedroom.

Dormitory beds

Identify a bed booking in a shared room, its bathrooms and admission rules. Do not present it as a private room.

Japanese-style rooms

Confirm the stated Japanese-style room type and its beds. Japanese style does not prove futons or a private bath.

Japanese-Western rooms

Check for both Japanese-style space and a bed area in the same room. Mixed decor alone is insufficient.

One-bedroom accommodation

The plan or description must identify one separate bedroom. An open sleeping corner is insufficient.

Two-bedroom accommodation

The booked accommodation must have two separate bedrooms. Two beds in one room are insufficient.

Rooms with bunk beds

Confirm bunk beds and sleeping places. Check age rules and access to the upper bunk.

Rooms with futons

The source must list futons. Confirm their count and size if not published.

Rooms of at least 30 m²

The published minimum area must be at least 30 m². Identify combined rooms; do not convert tatami counts without an official measure.

Non-smoking rooms

The booked room must explicitly be non-smoking. Do not infer a property-wide ban.

Rooms with balconies

Verify a balcony accessible from the selected room. A shared terrace or window is insufficient.

Sea-view rooms

The sea view must apply to the booked room, with partial views identified. A coastal address is insufficient.

Mountain-view rooms

Confirm the view from the selected room. A mountain in the destination does not establish that view.

Japanese stays and homes

Ryokans

Check bedding, meals and children’s policies. A ryokan does not automatically include an onsen or a private bath.

Minshuku inns

The property must identify itself as a minshuku. Check meals, beds and bathrooms without assuming child-friendly admission.

Machiya townhouses

The source must identify a machiya townhouse. Check the rented area, stairs and facilities without assuming whole-house use.

Kominka stays

Confirm the traditional old-house description and the area guests can use. Age does not imply protected heritage status.

Temple stays

Confirm lodging within a temple or its official temple connection. Check schedules, meals and activity participation.

Farm stays

Check the connection to a farm or rural activities offered to guests. A countryside address alone is insufficient.

Castle stays

Confirm accommodation within the castle or a named building on its site. A castle view is not a castle stay.

Historic-building stays

Document the building and its history. Historic-style decor does not prove a historic building or official designation.

Themed hotels and rooms

Identify the theme and the rooms it applies to. Decorative touches do not prove an experience is included in every booking.

Minpaku home stays

Check the rental format, whether the host lives there and the operator's stated status. Minpaku is not a synonym for a dormitory.

Pilgrimage accommodation

Confirm explicit pilgrim admission or the property's documented link to a named pilgrimage route. State access, schedules and any practices; not every temple stay is pilgrimage accommodation.