One source of income
This site has one way of making money, and I would rather you read it here than guess. If you send a room request through our form and it turns into a confirmed stay, the resort or the booking partner who completes the booking may pay us a commission. That is all.
What is not connected
At the time of writing, no advertising network and no affiliate network is connected to this site. There are no advertising banners, no sponsored placements, no tracking pixels and no affiliate codes in the links. The buttons and links to the resort go straight to its official website, mindilbeachcasinoresort.com.au, without any tags. If that changes, this page will change first, and any paid link will be labelled where it appears.
Chapter 3Who pays, and what they do not get
Commission comes from the party that completes the booking: the resort itself or a booking partner. Paying us a commission does not buy them anything on this site. The resort has not paid for coverage, has not reviewed these pages before publication, and does not decide what I write about its renovation, its restaurant days or the risks in the sea. My verdict would not change if a commission arrangement ended.
Chapter 4Why commission and not something else
A guide to one resort has an obvious conflict: the more rooms are booked, the better for us. I think the honest answer to that is not to hide it but to make the guide useful enough that a request is worth sending — and to tell you the weak points as clearly as the strong ones. The review page lists both.
Chapter 5What you pay
The price you see when you confirm is the hotel or the partner's price. We do not charge you a booking fee, a service fee or anything else. We never take card details. If you would rather book directly with the resort without going through us, the official site and phone numbers are on getting here, and you lose nothing by doing so.
Questions about money or independence: hello@mindilsunsetstays.com. I answer them.