How we review hotels
Every page on Innworthy is researched, written and fact-checked against sources we can name. Here is exactly how a hotel earns its place — and why most don’t.
We start from primary material: the hotel’s own site, its Booking.com record, the design press and verified guest reviews. Marketing copy is not a source — a floor count, an architect’s name or a distance to the beach is.
Opening dates, room counts and policies are checked across independent sources. Where they disagree, we flag the conflict and go with the most reliable record. A claim we cannot trace does not run — including awards and chef credentials.
We look for architecture with a point of view, honest pricing, a location that means something and food worth staying in for. Every page is scored before it publishes; pages below our quality bar go back for rewriting or are dropped. Listings are never paid for.
Ratings and key facts are refreshed on a rolling schedule, and every page shows when it was last updated. If you book through our links we may earn a commission at no cost to you — it never affects who gets listed. Spotted an error? Write to us and we’ll fix it.
The team
Three editors, three beats — one rule: if we can’t source it, we don’t say it.