A working luxury travel advisor on the real resorts and villas behind your favorite shows.
You watched them fall in love there. Here’s what it’s actually like to book it.
The proposal suite, the honeymoon villa, the lakeside château. A show tells you how a place looks on camera. I tell you everything else: which room category is really behind the one on screen, what the camera leaves out, and how I’d plan it for you.
Start planningLocations are drawn from published reporting and can change between seasons. Show names are used for reference only; Distinctly Bee isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any show, network or property. I confirm every detail before I book.
Nothing here yet for this combination. Try another destination, or ask me directly.
“I’ve been. It’s the one I’d book for a couple who want design and drama on the Sea of Cortez.”
Ask for an ocean-view suite on a high floor, and plan dinner on property the first night.
Photos: Viceroy Los Cabos and Bee’s own.A show tells you how a place looks on camera. Booking it tells you everything else.
When I plan a trip like this, I start with the transfer, because the first hour sets the tone. Then the room category, because the suite on screen is rarely the one on the rate sheet. Then the perks: breakfast, credits, an upgrade when there’s one to be had. And the relationships, so someone at the property knows your name before you arrive.
I book these through Fora Travel, and I’ll match you to the right one. Sometimes that isn’t the one you watched.
— Bee“{{ m.note }}”
Based on published reporting. I confirm every detail with the property before booking.