In the US, the FTC's fees rule (in force since 12 May 2025) requires any ad that shows a room price to show the total price, including mandatory resort or cleaning fees, more prominently than other prices; taxes and government charges can be disclosed later, before payment. The UK's CMA guidance (November 2025) goes further: local taxes and resort fees payable on arrival belong in the headline "from" price.
Google's hotel price accuracy policy requires the total on your booking page to match the price shown on Google, with all mandatory taxes and fees disclosed. India's 2023 dark-pattern guidelines give "Only 2 rooms left! 30 others are looking at this right now" as an example of false urgency when it isn't true.
Ads featuring your bar or a wine dinner fall under Meta's alcohol policy: 21+ in the US, and not allowed in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt or Turkey. For travelers from those markets, run the mint-tea version.