Sarah Casewit
Moments
It’s all about the Ah Moments.
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3 Reasons I Don't Book My Clients an Airbnb
Airbnb has important place in the travel industry. However, its place is not in the private, luxury travel realm. When clients come to me with a vision for their trip, Airbnb rarely comes up. When it does through, I always push back right away, primarily because quality is not something I can vet or control. My role as your travel consultant and experience curator is to create an journey of ease and comfort. Standing outside a padlocked door waiting in the sun for a WhatsApp response that may or may not come is not generally what I have in mind for them.
What 500 Hotel Rooms Have Taught Me
To build trust with my valued partners and find the very best hotels for my travelers, I spend weeks out of the year conducting site inspections. I don’t just see the rooms but experience them through my clients’ eyes, testing every detail to ensure it’s a memorable stay. From quirky shower controls to noise-free mini fridges, I aim to provide the perfect recommendations based on real experience.
Staying at the Star of Bangkok
For my stay in Bangkok, I wanted the full experience and chose to rest my head at the Capella Bangkok on the Chao Phraya River. This urban resort experience was nothing short of extraordinary, showcasing the perfect blend of understated luxury, impeccable service by staff that remembered your name from day one, and thoughtfully curated moments that I still think about and recreate in my mind.
A Coral Sanctuary: Celebrating 35 at Son Net
There’s a rare magic when a hotel gets it just right—when grand gestures of hospitality in a historic manor are infused with genuine generosity by a warm team of staff, and the experience feels more like being a guest at a family estate rather than a transient visitor. After spending my 35th birthday weekend at Son Net, here is my hotel review – a soulful estate dating back to 1672.
Spas Galore, The World’s Wellness Rebound
If we can collectively agree on one thing, it’s that the world has reached an unprecedented global stress level in the past couple years that has brought us together in a mutual struggle to stay sane. The macrocosmic angst stemming from an obnoxious pandemic caught us all off guard, abruptly cutting us off from basic freedoms we took for granted.
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