The Luxurist
Luxury isn’t a thread count. It’s the moment you realise someone has already thought of everything.
The Luxurist travels for the details. The right room in the right hotel, a car waiting at arrivals, a table you didn’t have to fight for. You notice service, and you’d rather pay for it than go without. This is where my relationships matter most. I book the properties I’d book for myself, ask for the upgrades and amenities that come with booking through an advisor, and make sure the details are handled before you land.
You know you’re a Luxurist when
- Worth the extravagance. Beautiful rooms, serious restaurants, experiences that set the bar.
- Refined taste. Art, architecture and an evening at the opera belong on the itinerary.
- Access, privately. A helicopter over the skyline, a yacht for the day, the door most people don’t get through.
- Luxury, responsibly. Service is only luxury when the people providing it are treated well.
Things to consider
- Pace: Unhurried
- Budget: High
- Best time to go: Book early
Places to stay
- Maldives · An overwater villa with a private plunge pool
- Paris, France · A palace hotel suite overlooking the city
- Amalfi Coast, Italy · A cliffside suite with a terrace over the sea
- Turks & Caicos · A villa with a butler and a beach to yourself
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