Affiliate Disclaimer

This is not the official website of The Clifton Hotel Scarborough. Neither this website, its contents or its operator have any connection or association with and are not authorised or licensed in any way by the hotel, its parent company or any other organisation involved with the hotel whether by way of its organisation, administration, sponsorship or otherwise.

This website is an affiliate website providing information about The Clifton Hotel Scarborough and promoting its services and its purpose is to increase exposure and sales for the hotel. The official website for this hotel can be visited here: Official Site

Some links from this website are affiliate links from which we may earn commissions for referring customers who go on to make a final purchase from the affiliate site. This is a very common and 100% legal practice and in no way affects your purchase or costs you any money.

Please understand that the money we earn helps to offset the costs of maintaining and updating the information provided free of charge on this and other websites in our network.

Any affiliate links on this website are based on our belief that the website they are linked to, its product and/or its services provide useful, relevant information or services, based on either our relationship or experiences with that website. However we make no promises relating to the products and/or services that we promote.

Before making any purchases from affiliated websites always ensure you do your own due-diligence and never purchase anything that you cannot afford.

More Information – Affiliate Links

What is an affiliate link?
Affiliate links, look and work in the same way as any other link. The only difference being that affiliate links are tracked and may generate a payment to us as a ‘thank you’ for sending prospective customers to the destination website. Payments may be made to us for a variety of user actions including providing leads and/or sales.

Where do the affiliate links come from?
Affiliate links come from a variety of legitimate sources including online travel agents and online advertisers. The affiliate links are provided to us by the company in question and, if a user completes a predetermined action, i.e. books a stay at a hotel, we receive a small percentage of their revenue (typically 5%).

Why do you use affiliate links?
The practice of using affiliate links is common practice online. Affiliate links allow websites to promote other businesses to their customers and thus earn a share of any revenue generated in return. Many large high street retailers, brands and manufacturers use this technique as part of their online advertising and marketing strategy.