It really has an outstanding level of style, certainly one of the coolest and most unique hotels I think we've ever stayed at.

Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate it!

Hi Cassidy! Thank you so much, we're so happy that you're enjoying the reviews and finding them helpful 😊 We'd be happy to help you with some recommendations! It really depends on your preferences and your budget, because there are endless options! Just email us at team@voyagerguru.com or DM us on instagram.

We would love that too haha! It really is a struggle sometimes to see a hotel with soooooo much potential under perform in really basic areas. But as we said, we hope that they take feedback proactively and hopefully one day we will be invited back to review 😉

@@VoyagerGuru It’s no-brainer for the company! I really enjoy all of your reviews and hope to see a future revisit of this accommodation.😊 Sending ❤️ to both of you from Scotland.

@@furryrug5998 Thanks so much, that really means a lot to us! ☺

Hey Kevin! Yes that's essentially a good summation of it. We look at key measures in each category based on global benchmarks for luxury hotels, and then adjust for the specifics of that local market, and the competition in the area. But generally, yes, 3 stars indicate an inconsistent experience where issues are prevalent and not merely circumstantial or isolated incidents. A 4-star rating signifies a generally positive experience but with noticeable shortcomings in certain key areas. These issues are sometimes circumstantial and appear to be either easily fixable or actively being addressed by the hotel. For finer distinctions, the half-stars are where nuances come into play: 4.5 stars are given when subtle flaws prevent a hotel from achieving a perfect score in its category, despite outstanding performance in other aspects. We've never published a key, but perhaps we should!?

Hi VG- I like the casual aspect of the stars, plus I get the feeling that you are generally open to another future experience. It’s up to you, but I was curious about three stars since it’s typically a lower score on your videos! I dont think I’ve seen you give a two star review? I may be wrong?

Thanks Kevin! Yes, in terms of future improvements to categories, we try to leave room open to those improvements. It's also important to note that by the nature of the hotels we choose to stay at, or more importantly the hotels that choose to host us, there's a certain degree of confidence that the hotel is already in a peak category. Every hotel we rate is a traditionally considered a 4-5 star hotel, so to get a 2 star rating is rare, but not unheard of. There are several hotels over the years that we've rated 2 stars in certain categories. Also it's important to understand the manner in which we review a hotel is very different from a trip-advisor/yelp review, which are based exclusively on an individuals own good/bad experience. We look at our reviews more holistically, reviewing categories based on the experience a guest can expect to have, rather than the individual experience we had.

Aww thanks! Glad you love the content :) We'd love to visit Haiti at some point!

@@VoyagerGuru yes please do!!!! we use sandpaper to wipe our doo doo so it leaves back dingleberries in our cardboard undies. we need proper toilet paper you white peeps use. love u both!