We are a luxury travel agency, with an exclusive network of partner hotels worldwide
WE ARE A LUXURY TRAVEL AGENCY, WITH AN EXCLUSIVE NETWORK OF PARTNER HOTELS WORLDWIDE.
WE ARE A LUXURY TRAVEL AGENCY, WITH AN EXCLUSIVE NETWORK OF PARTNER HOTELS WORLDWIDE.
June 10, 2023
For bookings made before 30th June, get fantastic savings on your room rate and seaplane transfers, PLUS complimentary half board at JOALI Maldives!
Valid for stays up until October 10th, 2023.
March 30, 2023
Four Seasons Geneva really surprised me. I had been expecting a rather stuffy and old fashioned hotel, the antithesis to the sleek and modern Four Seasons Bangkok. Instead, I found a property with impeccably maintained historical features, married perfectly with modern touches like bedside USB ports, hammam style steam showers, rooftop sushi and indeed a very young and enthusiastic staff.
February 24, 2023
Intercontinental is a weird hotel brand. It is so inconsistent from one location to the next that it's impossible to pin down what exactly the brand stands for and what one can reasonably expect when selecting an Intercontinental hotel.
January 26, 2023
Clearly a lot of money has been spent on modernising the hotel, since its original opening twenty years ago and service was very much at an international level...
January 21, 2023
Two amazing special offers are currently available at St Regis Maldives. Offer 1: 40% off beach villas and FREE half board. Offer 2: Every 4th night FREE!
January 7, 2023
Rosewood Elite includes guaranteed advance upgrades, credits of over $100 per night and can even be booked on prepaid rates!
December 22, 2022
Lizard Island offers a very unique experience to adventurous travellers who also enjoy a touch of luxury. The location, a private island on the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, is basically unbeatable with no direct competitors of any kind.
November 28, 2022
If you're looking for relaxation, tranquility, enormous rooms and highly personalised service, The Siam may well be the hotel for you.
- All
- Accor
- Air Canada
- Air China
- air france
- airbnb
- Alaska
- Alila
- Aman
- American Airlines
- ANA
- Anantara
- andaz
- Asiana
- Bangkok Airways
- Belmond
- Blog
- British Airways
- Business Class
- Cathay Pacific
- China Southern
- city guide
- Conrad
- COVID
- Crowne Plaza
- Emirates
- Etihad
- EVA Air
- Fairmont
- Finnair
- First Class
- Flight
- Four Seasons
- Garuda Indonesia
- Hilton
- home-latest
- Hotel
- Hyatt
- IHG
- Intercontinental
- JAL
- LATAM
- latest
- LHRT3
- LHW
- Lounge
- Lufthansa
- Maldives Deal
- Maldives review
- Mandarin Oriental
- Marriott
- Melia
- News
- NH Hotels
- Niccolo P
- Oberoi
- Peninsula
- Plaza Premium
- Press
- Priority Pass
- Qantas
- Qatar Airways
- Radisson
- Renaissance
- Reviews
- Ritz Carlton
- SAS
- Shangrila
- Singapore Airlines
- Skyteam
- Sofitel
- SPG
- St Regis
- Star Alliance
- Stratajet
- suite
- SWISS
- Thai Airways
- Tips and Tricks
- Train
- Trip Report
- Uncategorized
- United
- Vietnam Airlines
- Virgin
- W
- Waldorf Astoria
August 18, 2016
After a couple of months of reading the Trip Reports forum on FlyerTalk.com, I slowly became aware that an itinerary involving multiple flights in international First Class, was no longer a lottery winning dream. This could actually be done. Not only that but with judicious routing and planning it could be done cheaply and awesomely, maximising all the little extras that make each airline unique.
August 18, 2016
I spent about an hour in the lounge and was able to eat, drink, send a couple of emails and sort through all my papers and reservations for the rest of the trip. It was much nicer than waiting at the gate but really not worth turning up early for.
If I’d paid the big bucks for SQ suites, I would certainly view this lounge as a disappointment. Within Terminal 3 alone, there is a better Business Class lounge (The Virgin clubhouse).
If I’d paid the big bucks for SQ suites, I would certainly view this lounge as a disappointment. Within Terminal 3 alone, there is a better J lounge (the VS clubhouse).
August 18, 2016
One of the big advantages to the old F cabin, is the amount you can see during take-off and landing. When we finished taxiing and the engines revved up for take-off, the feeling was exhilarating. Seeing the world rushing past, through 15 or more windows, gave me the impression that I myself was flying. As opposed to the usual feeling of just being along for the ride, in a metal tube.
Shortly after the seat belt signs were turned off, one of the 2 female FAs came over with menus
August 18, 2016
The best I can say about the food component of the breakfast is that it was better than the abomination that was served to me on TG911 a few days earlier. Again, not worth coming to BKK early for.
Off the top of my head, I would take J lounge food in the NRT JL or NH lounges, the VS clubhouse in LHR and the QF J lounge in HKG, over this. Those are all great J lounges but a national carrier in it's home base shouldn't be losing to them in its F lounge.