Editorial standard
How the entries are written
One sensor, one column. This register looks only at land: how much, how bounded, held by whom. A property that is remarkable for its design, its service or its address is recorded here only for its ground, and the entry says what the ground is.
Every entry names who it is not for, in plain terms and with reasons drawn from the record rather than from taste.
No stars, no ratings, no prices as a measure of quality. Superlatives are not used: a register that calls everything unparalleled has described nothing.
Where an entry overlaps another collection in the House, it carries a line saying why it is not in that one. The boundaries between collections are published, not implied.
Classified by The Resort Collection House · The Register · Edition 2026