Affiliate disclosure

Last updated 31 October 2026

Farfables is free to browse. Right now none of our links earns us a commission.

A link earns a commission only when you book after following it: the hotel, or the booking site the link opens, then pays us part of the booking. You pay the same price you would have paid anyway.

Which links these are

Wherever a button leads to a stay's own site or a booking site, a link that earns us a commission has this line beside it: on a stay's page, and in the app on a revealed stay, a saved note, the mystery card and Zen's reset stay. "They" is the hotel or booking site the button opens:

If you book, they pay us a commission; the price is the same for you.

Every such link, wherever it appears, is also marked rel="sponsored" in the page's code, so search engines can see it is a paid link. A link without that mark pays us nothing.

What this never changes

Verification is not for sale. Whether a stay is hand-verified, and how it ranks or gets featured, is decided by our editorial standards alone, never by whether a link pays us.
We take no part in your booking. No payments, availability or customer service pass through us; we point you to the place that handles the stay.
The checked date and the catch. A stay shows a checked date only once a person has confirmed it is open and taking bookings. Where a stay has a known downside, its listing names it in a "what's the catch" note. Neither depends on whether a link pays us.

The programmes

A commission can come from a hotel's own referral programme or from a booking site's affiliate programme. When a stay can be booked through both, the hotel's own programme comes first.

Questions? Email [email protected].

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