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How we check a page

Short version: official sources, our own map, a label on every fact, and a person who says yes before anything goes online.

1. We start with your problem

Every page starts with a real situation. You land at 23:30. Your flight leaves at 06:10. The match ends at 22:00. We only make a page when we can tell you something the usual hotel lists do not.

2. Facts come from official places

Shuttle times, reception hours and parking rules come from the airport, the venue, the transport company or the hotel's own website. For every fact we save the exact sentence, the link and the date we checked it. Booking sites and review sites are never our source.

3. Walking times come from our own map

We work out walking routes along real footpaths in OpenStreetMap, from the exit you actually use (for example the arrivals exit) to the hotel door. If a route runs along a busy road without a pavement, we say so, and we mark that hotel as "shuttle only".

4. Every fact gets a label

5. What we never do

6. A check before anything goes online

Every page passes an automatic check (sources, labels, words, links) and is then read by the owner of the site. Nothing goes online without that yes. We check pages again at least once a year, and sooner when a timetable changes.

Found a mistake?

Please tell us via the contact page. We fix real mistakes fast and note the date on the page.

Last updated: 5 Oct 2026