Editorial standard
How the cards are written
One card answers one question. This register looks only at completeness; where a sister collection of the House looks at the same property, the card says in a line why the property is not recorded by that sister's question, and sends the reader there rather than repeating it.
The vocabulary is plain. No superlatives, no paradise, no unparalleled, no ultimate. A resort that has four kitchens is described as having four kitchens, which is more convincing than any adjective available.
Every card names three guests it is wrong for, and the grounds are facts rather than taste. A register that recommends everything to everyone has said nothing.
Sources are listed on every card. Working notes — what is unverified, where sources conflict — become the Verification block rather than disappearing.
The register publishes one real edition, in English. Machine translations are marked as machine translations.
Classified by The Resort Collection House · The Register · Edition 2026