FAQ
Common questions
The short version: hotels sell day access, we confirm the details with them, and you book direct.
What exactly is a day pass?
A hotel selling a day’s access to its pool, beach club or spa to people who aren’t staying the night. Some passes include lunch or a drink credit, and each listing spells out what the hotel says is included.
How does it work?
Search a city or browse everywhere we cover, check the price, hours and inclusions on the listing, then book with the hotel itself. Every pass links straight to the hotel, so you pay the hotel’s own price with no markup.
Where do the listings come from?
We ask hotels directly, thousands of them, and list only what they confirm along with the date they confirmed it. Many of these passes are published nowhere else.
Do I need to book ahead?
That depends on the hotel. Where it publishes a booking method, such as a link, a phone number or “just walk in”, we show it. Where it doesn’t, calling ahead is the safe move.
Are the prices up to date?
Every listing shows the date we last checked it, so you can judge for yourself. Hotels change day-pass terms without telling anyone, which is exactly why we date every price.
Do you sell the passes or take a commission?
Neither. Every listing links straight to the hotel, the hotel takes the money, and the price is the hotel’s own.
Still curious?
The fastest answer is a listing itself: every one states its price, hours and inclusions with the date we checked them.