Luxury travel isn't always simply about first class airfare, five-star lodging and memorable destinations. It's also the idea of keeping things neat and clean and having the freedom and fun of exploring the world.
The gate slides open just before dusk, and the first impression has little to do with a nightly rate. A long drive curves past palms, someone has already chilled the rosé, and the house looks less like a vacation rental than a private estate that happens to accept bookings.
A weekend city trip is one of the easiest trips to overpack for. The plans always sound simple: a train ride, a hotel check-in, a museum, a café, maybe dinner somewhere pretty.
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