The temptation on a mid-market resort is to photograph it as though it were a luxury one. It is a bad trade.

Guests arrive having seen the pictures, and the gap between the two is what fills review sites with the word misleading. Accurate photography costs a hotel nothing in bookings and saves it a great deal in complaints — so this coverage shows the resort at its genuine best rather than at somebody else's.

Twenty-five frames, wide enough to show real proportions, with nothing cropped to imply space that is not there.