Why book through Gladori

Gladori doesn’t take your booking. It shows you each home on the same facts, then sends you to the rental company that lists it, where you book and pay.

What you see before you leave

House pages on Gladori follow the same format, so you can compare two homes on the same facts:

  • The company that lists the house, named next to the button that takes you there.
  • Bedrooms, baths, guests and the amenities the listing names.
  • Road times to the airport, beaches and shops, calculated from map data, when we have the house or its area on the map.
  • How the house compares with the other homes in its destination on size, capacity and rate per guest.
  • Questions to ask the company before you book, picked for that house.
  • The total for a stated stay, with fees and taxes and the date it was checked, when the company publishes them.

How we choose homes covers what we check, how the default order works and what each label means.

Who you book with

You book with the company named on the listing. Its terms apply, including payment, deposit and cancellation, and it’s responsible for the house and your stay.

Because the company is named before you click, you can look it up and read its terms first.

How this compares with Airbnb and Vrbo

On Airbnb and Vrbo, you book and pay on the platform, under its terms. With Gladori, you book on the site of the rental company that lists the house, and every page names that company before you click.

Homes from Airbnb and Vrbo aren’t listed here, because their terms don’t allow collecting their listings.

Who runs Gladori?

Gladori is an independent comparison site run by Presagio Group. It doesn’t own or manage homes and never takes a payment.

Each listing links to the company’s own page for the house, so you can see who you’d book with before you pay anything.

Do I pay more by booking through Gladori?

Gladori adds no fee. You pay the company the price it sets on its site, so check the total there before you confirm.

How we’re paid

The company you book with can pay us a commission when you book through our links, and some companies pay us for requests sent from this site. How we’re paid has the details.