Affiliate disclosure
The plain-English version
Stay Fort Myers is free to read. To pay for the travel, hosting, and writing behind it, we participate in affiliate programs. If you click a booking link on this site and complete a reservation, the booking platform pays us a small percentage of its own commission.
This is disclosed in compliance with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255).
Who we work with
| Partner | What we link to |
|---|---|
| Booking.com | Hotel, resort, and vacation rental bookings |
| Expedia | Hotels, flights, and package bookings |
| Hotellook | Hotel price comparison across booking sites |
| Viator | Tours, cruises, and activities |
| GetYourGuide | Tours, tickets, and experiences |
What we will never do
- Rank a property higher because it pays a better commission.
- Recommend somewhere we would not send a friend.
- Hide the fact that a link is monetised.
- Sell editorial placements or paid "best of" spots.
Our full methodology is published in how we review and our editorial policy.
Advertising
This site also carries display advertising served programmatically by third-party ad partners. Advertisers have no access to or influence over editorial content. You can manage advertising and analytics cookie preferences at any time using the "Cookie Preferences" link in the footer.
Frequently asked questions
Does using an affiliate link cost me more?
No. You pay exactly the same price whether you use our link or go direct. The commission comes out of the booking platform's margin, not your fare or nightly rate.
Do affiliate commissions influence your recommendations?
No. Rankings, scores, and recommendations are set by our editorial team before any link is added, and several places we recommend earn us nothing at all.
How are affiliate links marked?
Outbound affiliate links carry rel="sponsored nofollow" attributes, open in a new tab, and every page containing them shows a disclosure above the first link.