My industry partnerships give me access to a global network of exceptional hotels, resorts and travel partners — and, just as importantly, relationships with the people behind them.
Through Virtuoso, Four Seasons Preferred Partner, Global Travel Collection and the collections below, I can often secure preferred amenities, VIP recognition and personalized attention that aren’t available when booking independently.
Preferred partners
As featured in The Scout Guide
Typical amenities on preferred stays
When I book the stay, the hotel often includes amenities that are not on the public rate. What you actually receive depends on the property and the dates — I tell you what is confirmed before you pay.
Not automatic on every hotel. Confirmed in your proposal.
For: First-time Paris, return visits, and clients who want a Left Bank experience.
I love this property for classic Parisian elegance with an exceptional location and a more residential feel than many of the city’s grand hotels.
For: Babymoons, anniversaries, and winter-sun weeks that should feel unhurried.
I send clients here when they want Meads Bay below them, a spa day that actually happens, and a cay or sunset sail already on the books.
For: Couples and families who want privacy more than a scene.
I match the villa to the traveler — quiet water, the right footprint, days that can finally slow down.
For: Families who want land, animals, and a real kitchen after a city or coast chapter.
I use this when the trip needs space to roam — gardens, the hilltop animals, honey and cheese, dinner at Toro or Grasings.
For: Multigenerational weeks and cousins who need cottages, not one hotel corridor.
I recommend it when South Beach should be a path, not a transfer, and the island days need to be arranged before anyone packs.
For: Families who want jungle first, then a calm beach week.
I pair it with Arenal so the transfer is part of the story — waterfall stop, then a suite with a plunge pool and water the kids can actually swim in.
Partner amenities vary by property and dates. I’ll always be clear about what’s confirmed versus what’s requested.
