Chasing Cooler Days: Our Picks for Last-Minute Luxury Summer Escapes to Beat the Heat

There’s nothing quite like that first wave of real summer heat, the kind that makes you long for shade, sea breezes, or cool mountain mornings. If you're ready to swap that heat for fresh air and a slower pace, this is your list. These cool(er) weather luxury destinations are close enough for a spontaneous summer getaway, but far enough to feel like a full reset. These are the escapes our travel advisors are recommending when five-star comfort and cooler temps are calling.

COLORADO & UTAH

Four Seasons Resort Vail

If you’re craving crisp mountain air and alpine elegance, Four Seasons Vail delivers. Located in the heart of Vail Village, this sleek mountain retreat makes summer feel like a breath of fresh air. Expect spacious rooms with panoramic views of the Rockies, cozy mornings on the balcony, and a heated outdoor pool for peak relaxation. Active days here mean fly-fishing, hiking, and biking through aspen groves; slow ones include spa treatments and locally sourced dishes that celebrate Colorado’s wild beauty. This is one of our favorite cool-weather escapes when everywhere else is overheating.

The St. Regis Deer Valley, Park City

In Utah’s Deer Crest community, The St. Regis Deer Valley blends mountain serenity with five-star indulgence. Ride a private funicular to the resort and take in sweeping Wasatch Range views, plush rooms with marble details, and expansive private terraces. Unwind in the infinity pool, sip wine from the 14,000-bottle cellar, and book a custom treatment at the Remède Spa. For an ultra-refined summer escape in Park City, this is it.

MONTANA & WYOMING

Montage Big Sky

Located in Montana’s Spanish Peaks, just 45 minutes from Yellowstone, Montage Big Sky is a luxury mountain resort that offers year-round adventure and five-star comfort. During the summer months, swap ski boots for hiking boots, saddle up for horseback rides, or cast a fly rod in the river below. Inside, you’ll find rustic-luxe design, five restaurants (including Cortina and the cozy Alpenglow lounge), and an 11,000-square-foot Spa Montage. Each suite or residence is outfitted with warm wood, stone textures, and serene mountain views, making this one of Montana’s best cool-weather retreats.

Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole

For travelers craving wild landscapes without compromising on service, Four Seasons Jackson Hole offers front-row views of Grand Teton National Park and direct access to outdoor adventures. Located in Teton Village, this alpine resort features ski-in/ski-out access in winter, and in summer, it’s all about fly-fishing, wildlife spotting, and soaking in the stars. End your day with fireside cocktails, elevated dining, or a massage at the tranquil spa. This is the definition of elevated adventure and a true luxury escape in Wyoming.

California

Carmel Valley Ranch

Tucked into 500 acres of wine country in Carmel, California, this all-suite resort is where luxury meets nature. Enjoy morning hikes through oak-covered trails, a round on the Pete Dye golf course, or a treatment at Spa Aiyana. The resort caters to families with kid-friendly programming (think animal encounters and nightly s’mores) while offering couples the kind of quiet luxury that makes Carmel one of California’s top cool-weather getaways. Dining is a highlight especially at Valley Kitchen, where ingredients come straight from the onsite garden.

Montage Laguna Beach

Perched on a bluff above the Pacific, Montage Laguna Beach offers panoramic views, Craftsman-style rooms, and direct access to Treasure Island Beach. Book a couples’ massage at Spa Montage or unwind at the Mosaic Bar and Grille with fresh seafood and a view. With 258 guest rooms and bungalows, all featuring private balconies or patios, this is Southern California at its most luxurious and a perfect summer escape when the heat is rising inland.

Rosewood Miramar Beach, Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara brings the best of the American Riviera, beaches, wine country, and effortless elegance and nowhere captures that better than Rosewood Miramar Beach. Oceanfront suites open directly onto the sand, cabanas line the pool, and spa treatments come with a sea view. This is beach luxury at its most refined.

The Resort at Pelican Hill, Newport Coast

Looking for an Italian-style getaway without leaving California? Pelican Hill overlooks 500+ acres of oceanfront cliffs and brings European elegance to the California coast. Expect private villas with soaking tubs and limestone fireplaces, two Tom Fazio-designed golf courses, and one of the largest circular pools in the world. With a Roman-inspired spa and complimentary beach service to Crystal Cove, this is a five-star resort that checks every box for a relaxing, warm-but-breezy summer retreat.

The Carolinas

For a dose of Southern charm with a breeze, head to the Carolinas. In Charleston, check into The Dewberry for mid-century glamour and rooftop cocktails, or escape the city to The Dunlin, Auberge Resorts Collection, where lowcountry calm and coastal elegance meet. Looking for mountain air? Old Edwards Inn in Highlands, NC and Hotel Domestique near the Blue Ridge Mountains offer upscale comfort and easy access to cool-weather hikes, waterfalls, and wine tastings. Read our guide to Charleston’s best hotels, including The Dunlin.

Virginia

Primland Resort, Blue Ridge Mountains

 Set on 12,000 private acres in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Primland is one of our go-to summer destinations for peace, space, and elevated wilderness. Forest trails, fly fishing in a private stream,sporting clay and golf courses, and an onsite observatory make this property feel like its own little world. Stargazing, spa treatments, and fireside bourbon all come standard at this Auberge Resorts Collection escape. Want a deeper look at what it’s really like? Read KJT advisor Chelsea full recap here.

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The Only Summer Packing List You’ll Ever Need: What to Pack for Europe

There’s nothing quite like summer travel, think golden hour strolls, iced drinks by the water, and that warm, sun-kissed feeling after a day of exploring. Whether you're headed to the Amalfi Coast, hopping between Greek islands, or cruising on the Mediterranean, packing smart (and chic) is key and we are here to help!

This is your go-to packing guide for European summer travel, designed to help you feel prepared, polished, and perfectly dressed, no matter the itinerary.

What to Wear: Clothing Essentials by Occasion

For Everyday (Light layers are your best friend)

For Women:

  • Linen or cotton tops (button-downs, tanks, or short sleeves)

  • Dresses (day-to-night versatility is the goal)

  • Lightweight pants or skirts

  • Denim or tailored shorts

For Men:

  • Linen or lightweight cotton shirts or polos

  • Tailored chino shorts (knee-length or just above) or pants

  • Light Sweater or Unstructured Blazer (for cooler nights or places with A/C)

Smart Casual Evenings & Dining Out

Europeans tend to dress a little sharper and many restaurants require smart casual attire.

For Women:

  • Breezy midi or maxi dresses (day-to-night versatility is key)

  • Linen or cotton blouses with elevated pants or skirts

  • Light sweaters or wraps for breezy rooftop dinners 

For Men:

  • Lightweight button-downs (linen is your friend)

  • Chino-style trousers or tailored lightweight pants

  • No sandals opt for loafers or leather sneaker


    Pro Tip:
    If you're traveling through multiple climates (like coastal towns + cities), stick to a neutral color palette so everything mixes and matches easily.

Other notes: No athletic shorts at dinner, ever.

Touring Religious Sites (Cathedrals, Vatican, etc.)

Many historic sites enforce dress codes, especially religious ones.

Women:

  • Shoulders covered (a lightweight scarf or wrap works wonders)

  • Lightweight pants, Knee-length skirts or dresses 

Men:

  • No shorts

  • Lightweight trousers and a short-sleeved button-down or polo

Pro Tip: Packing a versatile scarf or button-down shirt makes transitions between sightseeing and sacred spaces seamless.

Active Adventures & Day Trips

From e-bike tours in Tuscany to cliff walks in the Greek isles, a bit of athleisure goes a long way.

  • Breathable, sporty outfits

  • Lightweight, supportive sneakers (that you’ve already broken in!)

  • A small daypack or belt bag

Shoes & Accessories: Function Meets Fashion

  • Sturdy sandals for full-day walking tours (cobblestones are no joke)

  • Chicer sandals or wedges for dinners (make sure they’re broken in)

  • Flimsy flip-flops or slides for pool and beach days only

  • Sun hat or baseball cap

  • Sunglasses

  • Lightweight scarf (doubles as a wrap for chilly interiors or modesty)

Swimwear & Sun Protection

Whether you're lounging at a beach club in Mallorca or heading off on a yacht day from the Amalfi Coast, pack like you're ready for it.

  • Swimsuits

  • Cover-up or sarong

  • Reef-safe SPF (face + body)

  • Aloe or after-sun gel

  • Waterproof phone pouch or dry bag

Pro Tip: Heading straight to the water after you land? Pack your swimsuit and a change of clothes in your carry-on.

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Think You’ve Been to Every Luxury Mexico Beach Resort? Think Again.

Opened in late 2022 and set within a 3,000-acre private nature reserve, Four Seasons Tamarindo is intentionally remote. It’s about a 50-minute drive from Manzanillo Airport, but private air access to the resort’s on-property landing strip is available and seamless. Kate visited recently with her family and came back with great insights and even more amazing pictures.

A Remote, Refined Escape on Mexico’s Pacific Coast

The property is spread out; guests use golf carts to move between restaurants, pools, and suites. Accommodations are divided into cliffside and beachfront categories, depending on your preferred view and vibe. There are 157 rooms, including oversized private plunge pool suites (big enough to swim laps in!) and beachfront options just steps from the sand. Multi-bedroom villas four- and six-bedroom are perfect for families or groups.

What to Do at Four Seasons Tamarindo

Tamarindo offers more than just a pretty view, one of Kate's favorite moments, the stargazing. It's spectacular thanks to the resort’s secluded location. You’ve got access to 26 miles of nature trails, a David Fleming-designed 18-hole golf course with ocean views, and a full watersports program: kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and exceptional deep-sea fishing, which is especially good in this part of Mexico.

The spa is a standout, with treatments inspired by local traditions and settings that open to the surrounding jungle. There’s also a temazcal for guests looking for a more immersive wellness experience.

Culinary Craft and Cultural Connection

One of Tamarindo’s most compelling features is its sense of place. Great experiences include cooking classes, a foraging tour, and visits to the on-site Rancho Ortega farm. The pastry chef trained at Rosetta in Mexico City, and that level of craft shows across the resort’s three dining venues.

Kate and her family especially loved Coyul, led by celebrated chef Elena Reygadas. Another favorite: Sal, the open-air seafood spot perched above Majahua Beach perfect for sunset dinners.

There’s also a Kids for All Seasons program with engaging, locally inspired activities, making this a great pick for luxury family travel.

Pair With a Cultural Stop in Mexico City

Tamarindo pairs beautifully with a few nights in Mexico City, a favorite combo for travelers who want the best of both worlds. Spend your mornings exploring Chapultepec Castle or Frida Kahlo’s house before heading west for sunsets and salt air. Kate recommends this itinerary to clients who want to balance urban energy with nature-driven calm.

Best Time to Visit Tamarindo

Peak season runs November through May, but Tamarindo stays warm and lush all year round. Whale-watching season peaks December to March, and summer offers lower rates with fewer crowds.

Kate visited in early spring and caught the tail end of whale season, an unforgettable moment for her crew during an afternoon sail.

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KJTravel is a Four Seasons Preferred Partner, which means our clients enjoy complimentary breakfasts, potential upgrades, and other VIP extras.

Whether you're looking for a new favorite in Mexico or planning a multi-generational getaway, celebrating something big or just need to unplug in serious style, Four Seasons Tamarindo is one for the books.

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12,000 Acres of Peace and Play: What Makes Primland a Dream Summer Escape

There’s something about mountain air, cooler, quieter, and instantly calming. KJT Travel Advisor Chelsea experienced it firsthand on her recent visit to Primland. If you're ready to unplug, reset, and escape the noise, Primland Resort in Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains might just be your next great luxury getaway. Set on 12,000 private acres, this Auberge Resorts Collection property blends rugged outdoor adventure with refined comfort. It’s part luxury lodge, part adult summer camp and fully worth the drive up the mountain.

Getting There Is Half the Experience

Primland Resort doesn’t just feel remote, it is remote. You'll arrive at either the North or South gate, depending on your route, and from there, it's a scenic 25-minute drive up the mountain. As Chelsea noted, the elevation drops the temperature by nearly 10 degrees, so don’t forget to pack layers (she wore a sweater nearly every morning during her visit Mid May).

The closest commercial airports are about 90 minutes away, making this the kind of Blue Ridge Mountains escape where renting a car or splurging on a helicopter transfer to the resort makes sense.

Where Rugged Meets Refined

Think of Primland as approachable luxury: five-star comfort with a rustic soul. The vibe is elevated lodge meets understated elegance, nothing too flashy, but undeniably beautiful. Chelsea thinks this is a perfect fit for couples or families who want luxury with a more laid-back feel.

Inside, rooms and suites mix native woods with sleek finishes and moody mountain views. Outside? You’ve got miles of wilderness to explore. Whether you're fly fishing in a private stream, riding through forest trails on horseback, testing your aim on the sporting clay course, or stargazing at the resort’s observatory, every activity is guided and elevated. You can go full throttle with RTV off-roading, tree-climbing, or aim with a bow and arrow. The golf course? very challenging (in the best way) which Chelsea thinks some of our clients will absolutely love.

Primland is also one of the rare Orvis double-endorsed lodges in the U.S., offering the uniquely thrilling experience of Driven Pheasant Shoots, something you won’t find just anywhere.

Prefer a slower pace? Start your morning with yoga, book an organic facial, or float in the heated indoor pool (an outdoor pool is on the way!). And don’t skip dinner: ingredients like local trout and heritage meats shine in dishes rooted in Appalachian flavor, served with panoramic sunset views.

Family-Forward, Not Kid-Centric

Primland Resort strikes a thoughtful balance, what Chelsea calls “adult-friendly, family-forward.” It’s ideal for families with school-aged kids ready for adventure: think hiking, fishing, and ropes courses through The Junior Mountaineers Kids Club (available in summer for ages six and up). While there’s no year-round childcare or babysitting, families who love to explore together will find plenty to do. It’s luxury with room to roam, designed for travelers of all ages who thrive outdoors, just with a little more independence.

Why Primland Belongs on Your Summer Travel List

Primland is luxury in its most grounded form, refined, immersive and deeply connected to place. It’s perfect for couples craving reconnection, families with older kids ready for adventure, or friends looking to unwind in nature without compromising comfort.

From misty Blue Ridge mornings to fly fishing in quiet streams and observatory stargazing, every detail is thoughtfully crafted. This is where high-end hospitality meets the soul of the Appalachian outdoors.

Ready to plan your Blue Ridge escape or a cooler weather escape this summer? Let us take care of the details so you can focus on fresh air, new memories, and that second glass of wine by the fire.

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Adults-Only Resorts in Mexico for 2025

When it comes to the best adults-only resorts in Mexico, the options are many, but only a few deliver the kind of elevated experience that lingers long after you return home.

At KJ Travel, we specialize in curating exceptional, high-touch getaways. To ensure every recommendation is rooted in firsthand knowledge, our travel advisors Alexa and Brynne headed out to experience two destinations in Mexico that caught our attention for 2025: Almare Isla Mujeres and Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort in Punta Mita.They're both adults-only, both luxurious in their own way and both handpicked by us for clients who want more than just a pretty beach.

Whether you’re planning a honeymoon, a girls’ getaway, a birthday celebration, or a solo reset, here are these two adults-only resorts in Mexico you need to know.

Almare Isla Mujeres

Just off the coast of Cancún, Alexa arrives at Almare Isla Mujeres, a chic, adults-only resort that balances barefoot charm with elevated design. Part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, this boutique all-inclusive retreat features 109 thoughtfully designed suites, rooftop dining, and an oceanfront spa.

Guests arrive by private boat or ferry, welcomed with a cocktail and an immediate sense of calm. Almare is the kind of place that feels both undiscovered and perfectly polished, ideal for travelers seeking approachable luxury in a tranquil island setting.

Top reasons to stay at Almare:

  • Birthday trips and milestone celebrations

  • Girls’ getaways with curated experiences

  • Romantic escapes with easy beach access that doesn’t break the bank

Days here are slow and soulful, sunrise yoga, mezcal tastings, ceviche on the beach. Nights are warm and glittery with rooftop dinners and chilled-out music that never gets too loud.

And because it’s all-inclusive, your bill is covered, from green juice to good tequila.

Why Alexa loved it: It’s grown-up laid back fun with style. Almare doesn’t try to be something it’s not, it just quietly nails it: comfort, charm, and just the right amount of polish. Ideal for travelers who want beachfront at a good value to unwind, disconnect, and not worry about a thing.

Naviva, A Four Seasons Resort – Punta Mita

On the other side of Mexico Brynne arrived at Naviva. If you’re looking for one of the most exclusive adults-only beach resorts in Mexico, Naviva is your destination. Tucked into a lush cliffside in Punta Mita, this 15-tent Four Seasons resort is designed for deep rest, quiet luxury, and meaningful wellness.

aviva offers a completely personalized stay: no menus, no traditional concierge. Every element is customized in advance based on your preferences. Your tented suite includes an oceanview plunge pool, a private firepit, and an open-air design that immerses you in nature while delivering Five-Star comfort.

Some of the things you will experience:

  • Personalized, off-menu meals crafted just for you

  • Cooking class and cocktail making experiences

  • Unique spa treatments from sound healing to nocturnal forest bathing

Naviva is the move for travelers who’ve done the big resorts and want something that feels tailor-made. It’s also available for buyouts, which makes it ideal for ultra-private retreats, milestone celebrations, or intimate weddings.

Why Brynne loved it: Naviva it’s not just a place to stay, it’s a place to come back to yourself. Every detail is intentional, every moment a little softer around the edges. If you crave meaningful rest, seamless personalization, and luxury that doesn’t shout, this is your sanctuary.

These aren’t just “adults-only” in the marketing sense. These are places where the energy is different, slower, intentional. Whether you’re sipping mezcal on a rooftop in Isla Mujeres or reading your favorite book under the palms in Punta Mita, you're somewhere made for the kind of travel that restores you.

At KJT, we’ve experienced both properties firsthand. We know the perfect room numbers and the best meals and experiences. And we’re here to help you figure out which escape suits you, your group, or your intention for the trip.

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Luxury Getaways in Santa Barbara: Where to Stay on the American Riviera

What if you could indulge in the glamour of the Riviera without crossing an ocean? Santa Barbara, fondly dubbed “The American Riviera,” is a paradise on California’s central coast that entices year-round sunshine, ocean views, and just the right touch of luxury.

It’s a destination that works in every season. beachfront resorts, vineyard escapes, and five-star service all within reach, all at a slower, more luxurious pace. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, a multi-generational trip, a relaxing weekend getaway or something spontaneous, here are our top picks for where to stay in Santa Barbara.

Belmond El Encanto

Tucked into the hills above Santa Barbara, Belmond El Encanto is a 1920s gem that delivers privacy, discreet luxury and timeless charm. The bungalow-style suites, lush gardens, and infinity-edge pool give it a residential feel, while still offering all the high-touch details of a Belmond stay. It's especially ideal for couples or anyone who prefers being a little removed from the buzz, without compromising on service or scenery.

El Encanto

San Ysidro Ranch

Set on 500 acres in Montecito, San Ysidro Ranch has long been a go-to for those seeking total seclusion. The cottages here feel more like personal homes than hotel rooms, many come with outdoor rain showers, fireplaces, and private hot tubs. There's history (JFK honeymooned here), impeccable food, and an unmatched sense of quiet. Ideal for honeymoons, anniversaries, or anyone in search of an actual break.

San Ysidro Ranch

Rosewood Miramar Beach

KJT Travel Advisor, Madelyn just returned from Rosewood Miramar Beach and here’s her insider take on one of California’s most stunning beachfront resorts.

Set along Montecito’s coastline, the property feels more like a private estate than a resort, white cottages, manicured lawns, and direct beach access. It’s well-suited for both couples and families.

Every room category includes a spacious marble bathroom with dual vanities, soaking tub, and walk-in shower. The Beach House rooms offer oceanfront views, while rooms farther from the main path provide added privacy and quieter mornings (but note the railway on-site!)

There’s no formal kids’ club, but family-friendly details are built in, like s’more kits, beach games, and weekly programming. 

Dining includes Caruso’s, a Michelin-starred Italian restaurant; AMA Sushi, offering an omakase experience; and The Revere Room for all-day meals with ocean views. Cabana Bar and Miramar Beach Bar offer more casual, beachside options.

On property, guests can surf at sunrise, book time at the Forbes Five-Star spa, browse curated shops, or explore nearby wine country. The experience is designed to feel elevated but relaxed, nothing overcomplicated, everything intentional.

The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern, Auberge Resorts

About 40 minutes inland, Los Olivos and the Santa Ynez Valley wine country offer a different pace and a lot of wine. Mattei’s Tavern part of the Auberge Resorts is your luxe base for that and its a great combo with a beach stay. Originally a 19th-century stagecoach stop, it’s now a stylish retreat with 67 rooms and a central tavern that draws both guests and locals.

You’re surrounded by vineyards, tasting rooms, and golden light. We recommend private tastings at Star Lane or Brave & Maiden, followed by a slow evening around the fire pits back at the inn. This is where coast meets countryside without losing the luxury touch.

The Inn at Mattei’s Tavern

Four Seasons Biltmore (Reopening Late 2025)

The grande dame of Montecito returns in late 2025 after a full renovation. The Biltmore will reopen with upgraded rooms, new dining (including a Nobu), and revamped family and adult-only pool areas. Expect restored Spanish Colonial architecture and a refreshed take on beachfront luxury. We can't wait to visit and tell you all about it!

Whether you’re craving the ocean breeze and spa days, hillside hideaways, or vineyard views with a glass in hand, Santa Barbara delivers the best of the Riviera, without the transatlantic flight. It’s close enough for a spontaneous getaway, yet styled for the kind of slow, meaningful travel that stays with you.

The Biltmore

Whether you're craving spa days, vineyard views and private tastings, or sunset walks and ocean breezes, Santa Barbara delivers the ultimate California luxury escape, no passport required.

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Inside Ireland’s Most Exclusive Luxury Experiences: Private Tours, Castle Stays & Helicopter Rides

Ireland’s stunning landscapes, helicopter rides over the coast and grand estates provide the perfect setting for luxury travelers. On a recent spring trip, KJ Travel’s founder Kate experienced Ireland through exclusive private tours, celebrity chef meals, and exceptional stays curated by our trusted partners.

Kate's journey began in Dublin where some standout experiences included a private Verger’s tour of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a behind-the-scenes look at Windmill Lane Studios, and a cozy, candlelit dinner in the private home of Irish celebrity chef Kevin Dundon complete with seasonal Irish dishes, storytelling and local charm. 

Of course, no visit to Dublin is complete without visiting a few pubs but we can take you up close and personal with locals sharing a snug and even taking a spin behind the bar to pour the perfect Guinness pint for patrons.

Castles Worthy of the Hype (and Then Some)

There’s something undeniably magical about exploring Ireland’s castles and Kate's journey proved it.

Kate visited several of Ireland’s best, including Ashford Castle,  Dromoland Castle, and the iconic Adare Manor. Each one offers its own take on luxury, from candlelit elegance to estate-sized grandeur. But here's the thing: it’s not about checking castles off a list. It’s about knowing which one fits you best.

Some are ideal for couples seeking romance. Others are perfect for families or groups looking to take over an entire wing or even the whole property, while others deliver world-class golf, falconry, hawk walking or Connemara sheepdog demonstrations.

Helicopter Over the Wild Atlantic

One of the biggest highlights in Kate's journey was a private helicopter, soaring over the Wild Atlantic Way, and landing on Clare Island. There, Kate explored hiking trails, heard stories about the local pirate queen and enjoyed a freshly caught seafood lunch and curated Irish spirit tasting. 

The heli ride over the Cliffs of Moher was another moment of awe. And the flight around the Skellig Islands en route from Dingle and over the Killarney National Park highlighted so many aerial views that you’d never get the chance to experience otherwise.

For Golf Enthusiasts, This Is the Motherland

Even though golf wasn’t an activity on Kate's itinerary, she knows what’s possible and KJT is here to make it happen for you.

Ireland is a bucket list destination for golfers. If that’s you, we’ll handle all the details,  the hard-to-get tee times, arrange for your clubs to be delivered, and we'll definitely make sure you arrive in style, you choose: a luxury vehicle or landing like a boss in a helicopter. And if your travel companions aren't golfing? No problem. We’ll balance the trip with spa days, castle stays, cultural experiences, or anything else to make everyone on the vacation happy.

Island Moments That Feel Like Another World

On Valentia Island, Kate wandered dramatic coastlines, heard local legends, and soaked in untamed, windswept beauty. It was the kind of place where you pause and forget time exists.

In Killarney, Kate took a private boat ride to Innisfallen Island for a peaceful picnic among ancient ruins, surrounded by the glassy stillness of the lake.

Hotel and Private Use Castles

This was certainly a scouting trip and Kate took deep dives touring several of the top luxury hotels in Ireland from Dublin to Killarney including the recently renovated Killarney Park Hotel where Kate was one of the first to enjoy the hotel’s new facilities. 

Also in Killarney, she visited The Europe Hotel & Resort, a luxury lakefront property with a spa and wellness amenities plus a huge property for exploring on foot or horseback. It was the kind of contrast Ireland does so well: rugged but refined.

She also visited several private use castles perfect for a multifamily vacation for those looking for a European home away from home. Several of these are located on resort properties with easy access to all restaurants and on-site activities while others provide the opportunity for more privacy and support staff like butlers and private chefs.

Ireland leaves an impression: wild, elegant, and impossible to forget. After seeing it through Kate's eyes, we know what delivers and what doesn’t. Kate has vetted the details, met the right people, and built the connections that turn a beautiful trip into an exceptional one.

KJT opens the doors most travelers don’t even know exist.

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Lenni's Luxury Ireland Adventure: Castles, Coastlines & Comfort

Ireland's misty coastlines, ancient castles, and rich culture made a lasting impression on Lenni. For travelers who value natural beauty and refined comfort, the Emerald Isle delivers a personal and memorable experience. From historic estates to dramatic landscapes, here’s how she explored Ireland in style.

Castlemartyr

Lenni's luxury Ireland adventure began at Castlemartyr, a quiet village in County Cork, about 30 kilometers from the city. Its roots run deep—centuries back to when the Knights Templar built a castle here in the 13th century. Later, an 18th-century manor rose nearby, now part of a luxury resort. Surrounded by farmland and the Kiltha River, Castlemartyr blends history, landscape, and quiet charm without trying too hard.

The resort itself is polished and well-executed. Rooms are spacious and thoughtfully designed, with a rare-for-Ireland feature: a fully enclosed private toilet area in the bathrooms. The welcome amenity stands out—local snacks, a personalized mug, and a piece of Irish art that feels intentional. Afternoon tea is well done and worth booking in advance.

On-property highlights include a two Michelin-starred restaurant (Terre), a golf course, a spa, and access to scenic walking paths. Service was consistently excellent across touchpoints. The only challenge is its location—Castlemartyr feels a bit out of the way for typical Dublin/Shannon itineraries, so it may require a more tailored route.

If you're interested in food, golf, or whiskey. This place is a great fit for your next Ireland adventure. The Midleton Distillery is nearby, and Kinsale, a charming seaside town with restaurants and shops, is just 30 minutes away.

Sheen falls

Lenni's next stop is Sheen falls. Set along a tranquil stretch of river just outside the town of Kenmare, Sheen Falls Lodge blends relaxed luxury with natural beauty. As a Relais & Châteaux property, it offers refined service in a peaceful, scenic setting—ideal for travelers wanting to explore the Ring of Kerry or Dingle Peninsula while staying somewhere quieter than Killarney.

The location is a major highlight—guests can walk into Kenmare to explore shops and restaurants or simply enjoy the serene views from the property itself. Activities like falconry, horseback riding, tennis, and boathouse yoga offer plenty to do without leaving the grounds. 

Lenni chartered a private helicopter ride along the coast, getting a bird’s-eye view of the ring of Kerry, Skellig islands, crashing surf, and lush green cliffs. An unforgettable experience and definitely one of Lenni's favorites.

For those looking for more space, the private villas are a great choice for families or small groups—offering shared common areas and extra privacy while staying connected to the main lodge amenities.

Lenni thinks couples, families, or small groups looking for a relaxed yet luxurious base to explore the Ring of Kerry, Beara, or Dingle Peninsula, would love it here! Kenmare offers great access to the region without the crowds of more touristed areas.

Ballyfin

Just an hour from Dublin, Ballyfin offered Lenni a pause in time. This retreat nestled beside a man-made lake, is known for its polished serenity and immersive experience. With only 23 rooms, it feels more like a private estate than a hotel.

Lenni's mornings included clay pigeon shooting and long walks through the estate’s gardens, while evenings were reserved for tasting menus in a candlelit dining room. One standout moment? A lakeside aperitif at golden hour.

Lenni’s Tip: Two nights felt just right—long enough to unwind without overindulging in six-course dinners every night.

Dromoland Castle

Lenni’s stay at Dromoland Castle offered a practical and well-positioned stop near the Cliffs of Moher and links courses like Trump Doonbeg. Her executive corner room in the mansion had been recently renovated—spacious and comfortable, with views of both the castle grounds and golf course. 

Thoughtful in-room amenities added a nice touch, including a spa kit with natural Irish products, teas, and seaweed for a traditional soak, plus wine, chocolates, and cake as a welcome. On property, guests can choose between fine dining (also the breakfast venue) or a more casual bar/lounge, where live Irish music—harp, cello, and vocalists—adds atmosphere in the evenings.

Dromoland works well for travelers seeking a castle stay close to key western Ireland sights, especially those flying in or out of Shannon or looking to combine cultural charm with convenience.

Adare Manor 

Next, Lenni headed to Adare Manor, a neo-Gothic estate set on 840 acres of parkland in County Limerick that feels straight out of a fantasy. Adare Manor is a true five-star retreat. Just a short drive from Shannon Airport, it offers a seamless departure experience, including U.S. customs preclearance.

Plan to stay a minimum of three nights, with two full days dedicated entirely to the property. On arrival, unwind with a walk through the grounds and dinner at one of the manor’s restaurants. The following day can be as active or relaxed as you'd like: play a round of golf (set to host the Ryder Cup in 2027), try padel or a swim, then dive into on-site experiences like falconry, gun dog demonstrations, or a horse and carriage ride. On the final day, explore the nearby village, visit the spa, stroll the estate trails, or sample the chocolate shop before a final dinner in town or on property.

Lenni recommends: If visiting the Cliffs of Moher is in your itinerary, consider visiting on your way in or out—leaving your time at Adare fully open to enjoy.

The Westbury - Dublin

Lenni wraps her trip in Westbury located near Dublin’s top shopping streets and just steps from the designer mall, The Westbury offers convenience and charm in the heart of the city. The lobby lounge serves food throughout the day and hosts a classic afternoon tea, while The Sidecar bar has a lively but intimate vibe—ideal for couples or small groups.

Rooms are on the smaller side, and the gym is minimal, with no spa on site. For travelers who prioritize wellness amenities, The Shelbourne or The Merrion are stronger options. Both have full-service spas and gyms—The Shelbourne, in particular, offers a private membership model similar to Maybourne’s. Its location along St. Stephen’s Green also adds a bonus: easy park strolls on clear days and a cozy spa escape when Dublin’s weather turns.

Lenni’s Irish adventure proves that Ireland luxury travel isn’t just about where you go—but how you experience it. Whether sipping tea in a manor house or flying over Skellig Michael, every moment is one to remember.

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Home Away From Home: Luxury Stays with Resort Perks

There’s something special about walking into a space that feels like home but better. For travelers who crave the privacy and comfort of a home-away-from-home without giving up five-star service, these stunning properties offer the best of both worlds: multi-bedroom villas, private residences, and full access to resort amenities, staff, and luxury hospitality.

Whether you're planning a family getaway, a group trip, or an extended stay abroad, these spots deliver space, style, and seamless service.

Here are some of our top picks:

O&O Aesthesis, Athens

Tucked away on the Athenian Riviera, the villas and residences at One&Only Aesthesis in Athens offer a tranquil, private retreat with all the polished service the brand is known for. Think sleek design, dedicated staff, and luxury that feels effortlessly personal. Kate loved her stay in a two-bedroom private pool residence last year and loved it so much, she extended her trip the perfect blend of homey and luxury.

Epos Residence Courtyard

Epos Residence Courtyard

Sunset at O&O Aesthesis

Sunset at O&O

Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco, Tuscany

Rolling hills, vineyard views, and a private pool last summer, our clients spent their days in a four-bedroom villa nestled deep in the Tuscan countryside. But they weren’t exactly roughing it. The estate’s winery, championship golf course, and full-service spa were just a short stroll away. Several of the larger villas also come with your own 7-seat Land Rover Defender or a similar type of 4x4 vehicle to explore the area. Our top recommendation? The nearby village of Montalcino a wine lover’s heaven!

Castiglion del Bosco Aerial view

Castiglion del Bosco aerial view

Marbella Club Villas

These villas are ideal for families or friend groups who want space and vibrant resort life. Enjoy the perks of a full-service hotel beach club access, extensive kids' programs (we’re talking fully equipped music room, cooking-class kitchen, craft rooms, and outdoor spaces), wellness amenities all while staying in your own private villa. We recommend taking the resort bicycles into Old Town Marbella for great shopping and fun meals. Visit our blog for tips on planning a Marbella vacation.

Casabel Marbella Club Spain

Casabel, Marbella Club

Rocco Forte House, Rome

For travelers settling into the Eternal City for a while, Rocco Forte House is a standout. This sophisticated Roman apartment offers elevated interiors, high-touch service, and the kind of quiet elegance you’d expect in one of Rome’s most iconic neighborhoods, steps from the Spanish Steps. Our favorite feature? Access to sister properties Hotel de la Ville and Hotel de Russie for priority access to their beautiful courtyards and rooftop restaurant.

If you want to head north, check out our favorite luxury stays in Milan

Grosvenor House Suites, London

Live like a Londoner but with daily housekeeping, in-room dining, and a dedicated concierge. These apartment-style suites are right in the heart of Mayfair, a few blocks from Hyde Park perfect for longer stays with several family members or travelers who love having a kitchen and a hotel team on standby.

Planning a trip to London? Make sure you're up to date on the latest UK entry requirements for travelers.

Boutique Hotel Buyouts

Yes, you can have the whole hotel to yourself! In some cases, the best way to get a big family or a group all under one roof is through a boutique hotel buyout. This summer, we're organizing something truly special: a full boutique hotel buyout in Umbria for a group of travelers who want a completely tailored and exclusive experience. Think of it as a villa on a grander scale with full staff, tailored experiences, and no other guests in sight.

Looking for space, privacy, and all the comforts of a luxury resort-style vacation rental plus the freedom of your own place? These private luxury vacation rentals with hotel-level service are the perfect choice for your next getaway.

Camp’s In—Parents Out: The Best Adult Getaways While the Kids Are at Camp

There’s something special about summer camp the songs, the bonfires, the independence. But while the kids are off making lifelong memories, what about you? For parents, camp season isn’t just a milestone it’s a moment. A window. An invitation to rediscover time together. If you’ve been craving late dinners without babysitters, curfews, spa days without schedules, or mornings that begin without cartoons, these handpicked luxury summer getaways offer the perfect escape.

Blackberry Farm & Blackberry Mountain, Tennessee

Nature, Nourishment, and Nap-Optional Days
Set in the rolling foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, these sister properties are the epitome of refined rustic luxury. From gourmet farm-to-table meals to fly-fishing and sunrise yoga, Blackberry offers a serene Southern setting that feels far from home but is surprisingly accessible by direct flights to most big cities. Ideal for a long weekend getaway that blends wellness with indulgence.

Twin Farms, Vermont

An Adults-Only Retreat for Cool Summer Days
Tucked away in the Vermont countryside, Twin Farms is an all-inclusive, adults-only haven where no detail is overlooked. Personalized dining, private art collections, and cottages are designed for a restorative retreat. And if you're feeling a little adventurous during your stay, you can pair this visit with a small road trip to coastal Kennebunkport, just 3 hours away for a New England duo that's as crisp as it is cozy.

The Green O & Triple Creek Ranch, Montana

Luxury Ranches for Grown-Up Adventure
Prefer your getaway with a little grit mixed with glam? The Green O and Triple Creek Ranch offer adults-only Western charm with a twist of luxury. Expect horseback rides, fireside wine tastings, stargazing tubs, and five-star cuisine all nestled in Montana's wide-open beauty. These are sophisticated takes on the dude ranch, perfect for reconnecting over shared adventure.

Amangiri, Utah

Desert Solitude Meets Design-Lover’s Dream
If your idea of escape involves dramatic landscapes, national parks, and a spa that redefines “next level,” Amangiri delivers. Located near Lake Powell and ideal for active couples, it’s a favorite for those who want to feel completely away from crowds, from chaos, from responsibility.

Aspen, Colorado

Cool Air, Hot Tubs, and Elevated Experiences
With temps that hover around perfection and a mountain town vibe that feels both intimate and elevated, it's a dream for June–August escapes. Yes, Aspen can be very kid-friendly, but there’s an adult side too: long hikes by day (looking at you, Maroon Bells), relaxing spa visits, afternoon shopping, and long late-night dinners thanks to the town’s impressive restaurant scene.

Napa Valley, California

Vineyard Views and Five-Star Indulgence
For wine lovers and wellness seekers, Napa Valley in summer is hard to beat and Four Seasons Napa adds a polished edge to the region’s rustic charm. Set on a working vineyard in Calistoga, the property features its own wine label, vineyard-facing rooms, and a tucked-away tasting room. Rooms are spacious and luxurious, with oversized soaking tubs, but travelers should note: ground-floor Vineyard View rooms face the parking lot, so the Mountain View rooms are worth the upgrade for privacy. KJT advisor Melissa recently visited and called the service, design, and dining a standout, especially the Michelin-starred Auro, where select guests can dine right inside the chef’s kitchen. Add in bikes for exploring town, a scenic pool setup, and festive touches during the holidays, and for a touch of adventure, guests can explore the valley in style with the resort's luxury Dream Drive Experience or have the Concierge book a hot-air balloon ride.

Big Sur, California

Wild Coast, Wellness Vibes, and Waking Up to the Pacific
Along California’s craggy coast, Big Sur blends raw beauty with coastal charm. Stay at the iconic Post Ranch Inn, where treehouse-like suites open to ocean views, and days begin with guided hikes and end with wine by a wood-burning fire. If you have a full week, we love combining this hard-to-reach destination with another stop or two along the West Coast adding in golf, wineries, or beachside escapes.

Mexico City

Urban Culture with a Side of Mezcal
When camp drop-off is behind you and you're craving close-to-home culture, Mexico City is a great solution.  From its buzzy restaurant scene to contemporary art galleries and rooftop cocktails, this city pulses with adult energy. For a longer stay you can visit Chichen Itza pyramids, take a hot air balloon ride over Teotihuacan or maybe even take a cooking or mixology class. Perfect for couples who thrive on city energy, late nights, and architectural eye candy.

Just as kids grow through camp, parents thrive with time away. These escapes aren’t just about relaxation they’re about reconnection, curiosity, and giving yourself permission to be present, without the background noise of everyday life. Whether you’re staying close to camp for peace of mind or flying off into the sunset, we’ll help you find the perfect adult getaway to match your moment.

Ready to reclaim your summer?
We’re here to help you choose the destination that feels like your kind of freedom. Let us plan every detail so you can simply show up and relax.

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Luxury Spring Break for Families: Our Travel Advisors’ Personal Adventures

Spring Break hits different when it’s done right. Whether you’re chasing barefoot luxury, postcard-perfect beaches, a total digital detox, or some fresh powder, we can help bring your Spring Break vacation plans to life. We travel around the world with our families too, so we can discover new destinations and experiences to better inform our clients. Here’s a recap of where some of our luxury travel advisors spent their Spring Breaks.

Turtle Inn, Belize

For the family who craves adventure with a side of barefoot luxury

Nestled in the tranquil town of Placencia, Turtle Inn is a lush, low-key hideaway where every detail feels considered and every day unfolds at your own pace. The resort’s relaxed yet refined design makes it easy to slow down and truly savor island time.

Mornings begin with the soft rustle of palm trees and end with candlelit dinners at one of the resort’s four standout restaurants. And in between? Pure magic. Picture your family fly fishing for bonefish from remote islets, the Caribbean stretching out in every direction. Later, you’ll head to the reef, reeling in fresh fish then watch as the resort’s chef transforms your catch into vibrant ceviche and crudo dishes.

The aquatic thrills don’t stop there. Snorkeling trips bring you face to face with nurse sharks, sea turtles, and the mesmerizing eagle ray. The small size of the resort means attentive service at every turn, making this an ideal escape for families looking to unplug without sacrificing comfort.

A pool at the beach with lounge chairs, palm trees and warm light

The Bahamas

For the ones that want sunshine, snorkeling and a close encounter with wildlife

The Bahamas is all about vibrant colors, laid-back vibes, and fun for the whole family. Spring Break here doesn’t just feel like a vacation it feels like you’ve stepped into a postcard. On a private boat trip through the Exumas, every stop had its own “wow” moment from swimming with the famous beach-loving pigs to strolling along a sparkling sandbar full of stingrays and starfish.

Snorkeling in a deep blue hole felt like diving into a real-life kaleidoscope, with parrotfish and angelfish swimming all around. Over at Blow Hole Beach, waves burst through a natural rock formation like a geyser, had everyone, kids and grown-ups alike, mesmerized. And at Iguana Beach? You’ll be hand-feeding the locals (iguanas).

When it’s time to slow down, Coconut Club is the perfect chill spot beachside drinks, comfy lounge chairs, and floaties for the whole crew. For a quieter vibe, families will love the charm of Harbour Island with its soft sands and peaceful pace. And if you're sneaking in a little romance, The Cove at Eleuthera nails it with just the right mix of seclusion and luxury.

Inspired? It’s not too early to get in touch to start planning for next year! Here’s more Spring Break travel inspiration

Caribbean beach with rocky formation and a bright blue sky

St. Regis Deer Valley, Utah

For the family who wants snow-dusted luxury without the ski-day stress

At the St. Regis Deer Valley, everything about a ski vacation with kids becomes easier and infinitely more elegant. Nestled on the slopes of one of Utah’s most beloved ski destinations, this resort blends cozy mountain charm with elevated service and thoughtful family touches throughout.

The true ski-in/ski-out access means no carrying gear across icy parking lots. Rentals, lift passes, and the ski valet are all in one place, streamlining the entire process so you can spend less time coordinating and more time on the slopes. An app makes booking shuttles into town or to the base a breeze.

On property, every restaurant welcomes children with kid-friendly menus and built-in activities, while still offering a refined dining experience for grown-ups. If you're lucky, you'll have a special culinary experience, this time it was "Culinary Takeover" featuring Food Network stars Jeff Mauro and Geoffrey Zakarian.

Nights end with s’mores by the fire and mugs of hot cocoa, while mornings begin with coffee delivered by the resort’s signature butler team.

If you're looking for a ski getaway that caters to both kids and grown-ups without sacrificing style or service, St. Regis Deer Valley delivers at every turn.

Not sure what to pack? Check out our complete ski packing list to make sure you’ve got everything covered before you hit the slopes.

Disney Cruise to the Bahamas

 For the family chasing magic, sunshine, and stress-free fun for all ages

When your kids utter the words “We want to go on a Disney cruise!” it might not sound like your version of luxury but hear us out. For Spring Break, Kate set sail with family and friends aboard the Disney Magic. And it turns out, this type of trip checks a lot of boxes when it comes to effortless fun for all ages.

With concierge-level service (highly recommended), parents actually get to relax. Think priority boarding, exclusive lounges, and stress-free dining worth it, especially during high season when ships are nearly full. Kids bounce between clubs tailored to every age group from toddlers to teens while grown-ups enjoy poolside cocktails and easy company during meals.

Ship type (aka age) and cabin location matter. Disney Wish launched in 2022, the common spaces, restaurants and cabins all felt very fresh; Cabin location is another big one: we always help our clients choose the best layout and quietest spot for their crew.

Dining? Surprisingly accommodating. Even with allergies in the group, menus were flexible, flavorful, and thoughtfully managed. 

And of course, part of the magic is leaning all the way in pirate night costumes, door decorations, Magic Bands, and a few Disney extras make it even more fun!

We love helping clients figure out which Disney experience makes the most sense at each stage Disneyland, Disney World, a Disney Cruise, or a little mix of everything. From VIP guides to hotel upgrades (spoiler alert: we adore Four Seasons Orlando), we’re here to make the magic feel personal and unforgettable we’re here to help you plan it all, down to the Amazon packing list.

Spring Break may be behind us, but your next unforgettable trip is just around the corner. Whether you're thinking about a summer family getaway, a romantic fall escape, or a festive holiday trip, now’s the time to start planning.

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48 Hours in Monaco: Luxury Hotels, Michelin Dining & Iconic Experiences

Monaco is all about luxury, incredible food, stunning views, and world-famous events. Kate, the founder of KJ Travel, recently traveled to Monaco for the Forbes Travel Guide Summit, where top names in luxury hospitality gathered to discuss the future of high-end travel.

But, of course, no trip to Monaco is complete without experiencing the very best this glamorous destination has to offer—iconic hotels, Michelin-starred dining, yacht tours, Formula 1 excitement, and world-class nightlife.

We love incorporating a stay in this sovereign city state when planning French Riviera vacations. If you have 48 hours in this area, here’s how to make the most of your time in Monaco.

Checking In: Where to Stay

To fully experience Monaco, staying at one of the top hotels is a must. If you want to be right in the heart of it all, Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo is the ultimate choice. It’s located next to the famous casino and is home to Le Louis XV - Alain Ducasse, a three-Michelin-starred restaurant known for its next-level French cuisine. 

 
 

For something elegant and peaceful, Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo offers classic Belle Époque charm, sea views, and an incredible spa. Kate especially loved her meal at Le Pavyllon Monte-Carlo by Chef Yannick Alléno—order the Millefeuille de bœuf and thank us later.

 If waking up to ocean views sounds like a dream, Monte-Carlo Beach is a stylish hideaway with a private beach club and waterfront dining.

For those seeking luxury with breathtaking scenery, Maybourne Riviera is a stunning choice. Perched on a cliffside overlooking the Mediterranean, this architectural masterpiece offers panoramic sea views from every room, an infinity pool that stretches toward the horizon, and access to an exclusive beach club for the ultimate Riviera experience.

Exploring Monte Carlo & Enjoying the Views

After checking in, take a walk around Monte Carlo. The Casino de Monte-Carlo is a must-see, even if you don’t plan to gamble. The architecture is stunning, and stepping inside feels like you’re in a James Bond movie.

For a more laid-back experience, visit the Exotic Garden of Monaco, where you’ll find incredible views of the city and the Mediterranean. If shopping is on your list, Avenue de Monte-Carlo has some of the best luxury brands, including Chanel, Cartier, and Louis Vuitton.

For lunch, Abysse Monte-Carlo is the spot to try if you’re in the mood for something unique. This new restaurant serves modern French cuisine with Japanese influences. If you prefer something more relaxed, Coya Monte-Carlo offers Latin American-inspired dishes in a vibrant, stylish setting.

The Ultimate Monaco Experience: Yachting, Racing & Nightlife

One of the best ways to experience Monaco’s glamour is by getting out on the water. Renting a private yacht for a few hours lets you soak in the stunning coastline and maybe even spot some dolphins. If you’re a car enthusiast, walking or driving along the Formula 1 Grand Prix track is a fun experience—it’s one of the most famous circuits in the world, and the streets are open for regular traffic when the race isn’t happening.

For dinner, Le Grill at Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo is a top pick. It’s on the rooftop, so you get breathtaking views of the city while enjoying incredible seafood and perfectly cooked steaks.

After dinner, the night is just getting started. Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo is one of the most legendary nightclubs in Europe, drawing A-list DJs and celebrities for high-energy parties. If you’re visiting in the fall, the Monte-Carlo Jazz Festival is a great way to enjoy live music in a more relaxed, elegant setting.

Monaco’s Must-See Events & Experiences Beyond the Casino

After a late night out, start the next day with a relaxing morning at Thermes Marins Monte-Carlo, one of the most luxurious spas in the world. Whether you go for a massage, a facial, or just a dip in the heated pool overlooking the sea, it’s the perfect way to recharge before another day of exploring.

Monaco is home to some of the most exciting events in the world. If you visit during the right season, you might catch the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters, an international tennis tournament that brings top players to the Riviera. The Monaco Yacht Show is where the world’s most luxurious superyachts are on display.

If you're a foodie, visiting during the Festival des Étoilés is a must. This event brings together some of the best chefs, including Alain Ducasse, Yannick Alléno, and Marcel Ravin, for an unforgettable culinary experience. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your time in Monaco.

Before heading out, grab a bite at Monte-Carlo Beach Club, where you can sit right by the water, enjoy fresh seafood, and soak in the last bit of the Riviera sunshine. If you have extra time, the Opéra de Monte-Carlo is a stunning place to explore, whether you catch a performance or just admire the architecture.

Why Monaco is Worth the Trip

Monaco is all about luxury, world-class hospitality, and unforgettable experiences. Whether it’s the incredible hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, or buzzing nightlife, this is a destination that leaves a lasting impression.

And if you want to take your trip to the next level, working with KJ Travel can unlock exclusive VIP perks, special reservations, and one-of-a-kind experiences.

So if you’ve got 48 hours in Monaco, make the most of it—you’ll be planning your next trip back before you even leave.

Kate's Trip to Monaco for the Forbes Travel Guide Conference 2025

Kate, the founder of KJ Travel, packed her bags for an exciting weekend in Monaco for the Forbes Travel Guide Conference. But first—Paris!

First Stop: Paris


Kate’s adventure began at Le Meurice, a legendary luxury hotel in Paris that has been a symbol of five-star hospitality since the 19th century. Overlooking the Tuileries Garden, the hotel is known for its elegant rooms, stunning marble bathrooms, and artistic heritage—Salvador Dalí himself was a regular guest. Beyond the luxurious accommodations, Le Meurice offers fine dining at Restaurant Le Meurice Alain Ducasse, blending French classics with modern flair. 

Later, she explored more of Paris, stopping by Notre-Dame to see the incredible four-year restoration project up close. She also had a private shopping experience at La Samaritaine, scouting the best luxury finds for KJ Travel clients. The night ended in style with the Crazy Horse cabaret show, followed by a stay at the Barrière Maison Hôtel. Along the way, she visited some of KJ Travel’s favorite hotels and caught up with top hoteliers to keep those VIP experiences coming!

Next Stop: Monaco 

Kate’s next destination was The Fairmont Monte Carlo, an iconic luxury hotel perched above the Mediterranean. She arrived by helicopter from Nice, taking in breathtaking views of the French Riviera before landing just minutes from Monte Carlo. Known for its rooftop pool with panoramic sea views, the Fairmont is a hotspot for travelers seeking both relaxation and excitement—it even offers a front-row seat to Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix circuit. The hotel also has a lavish spa and several dining options, making it a luxurious base for her time in Monaco.

Inside the Forbes Travel Guide Conference

The Forbes Travel Guide Conference is a key event in the luxury travel industry, bringing together top names in hospitality, tourism, and service excellence. It’s where trends are set, innovations are shared, and valuable connections are made. Our agency was endorsed by Forbes Travel Guide last year, an honor given to only a select few U.S. travel agencies. Attending this event means staying ahead of the curve—learning about emerging destinations, sustainability in luxury travel, and how technology is shaping client experiences.

The true value lies in building strong relationships with top hoteliers, industry insiders, and service providers. These partnerships open doors to exclusive perks, personalized experiences, and insider knowledge that KJ Travel can pass on to clients.


Kate's bringing back new ideas, stronger partnerships, and inspiration to create even more unforgettable experiences for our KJ Travel clients! 

One Hotel, Two Experiences: Mexico Luxury Resorts for Families & Friends

Some hotels offer the best of both worlds—they can be the perfect spot for a weekend getaway with friends or a fun-filled family vacation. Some resorts master the art of blending family-friendly vibes with adult-only experiences, allowing you to have two totally different trips depending on who you bring along.


Solaz Los Cabos:

Solaz Los Cabos is well-known as a great resort for families, but it’s also an amazing destination for friend groups looking for a mix of relaxation and adventure. With its modern design, earthy tones, open spaces, and unique details, Solaz blends luxury with comfort. Plus, it has one of the rare swimmable beaches in Cabo, offering easy access to the beautiful coastline.

Solaz for a Girls' Trip: 

Our advisor, Madelyn, recently visited Solaz for a girls' trip, and her days were packed with indulgence—spa treatments at Ojo de Liebre Spa, the only Thalassotherapy spa in Los Cabos, cocktails at the resort’s hidden speakeasy, and unwinding at the adults-only pool & beach club. From sunrise yoga to rooftop dining, there was never a dull moment!

Solaz for Families:

On the other hand, when Kate visited with her family, she had an entirely different experience. Families can take advantage of spacious suites and villas, ensuring plenty of room for everyone. Kids can splash around in the family-friendly pools, and while the adults sip cocktails, little ones can enjoy a Night at the Museum experience in the resort’s mini-museum. The whole family can bond over whale watching, hiking, and other exciting outdoor activities.


Rosewood Mayakoba 


Rosewood Mayakoba for an Adults-Only Getaway:

If you’re looking for a mix of laid-back luxury and fun, Rosewood Mayakoba is the place. You can start your morning with a beachfront yoga session, spend the afternoon floating in your private plunge pool, and wrap up the day with a tequila tasting or dinner at the overwater restaurant. The adults-only areas make it easy to unwind, and if you’re feeling adventurous, you can hop on a private boat tour or explore the nearby cenotes.

Rosewood Mayakoba for Families:

For families, this resort keeps things fun and stress-free. The Rosewood Explorers kids’ club has activities like nature walks, scavenger hunts, and even eco-tours through the mangroves. The resort’s boat taxis make getting around an adventure on their own, and the family-friendly pools and beachfront cabanas mean there’s plenty of space for everyone to relax. Whether you're building sandcastles, spotting wildlife, or just enjoying time together, it’s the perfect mix of fun and relaxation.

One and Only Mandarina

O&O Mandarina for a Friends’ Getaway:

O&O Mandarina has treehouse villas with plunge pools, sunset cocktails at a cliffside bar, and plenty of activities to keep things exciting. You can spend the day zip-lining through the jungle, horseback riding on the beach, or just lounging by the adults-only pool with a margarita in hand. If you’re in the mood for something extra special, book a private dinner under the stars or take a surf lesson in the nearby waves.

O&O Mandarina for Families:

For families, this resort is packed with fun things to do. The KidsOnly club keeps little ones entertained with nature hikes, treasure hunts, and even horseback riding. There are separate pools for kids and adults, so parents can relax while the kids splash around. Families can also go paddleboarding, take a guided jungle tour, or try a local cooking class together. It’s the kind of place where you can be as active or as relaxed as you want, and everyone in the family will find something they love.

Four Seasons Punta Mita:

Four Seasons for a Friends’ Getaway:

For adults there are experiences like tequila blending sessions, private yacht charters, and infinity pools overlooking the ocean. The sleek design and attentive service make it an excellent adults-only retreat.

Four Seasons for Families:

Kids can float along the lazy river, learn from marine biologists, and take surf lessons tailored just for them. The resort balances family fun with upscale experiences seamlessly.

Rosewood San Miguel de Allende

Rosewood San Miguel for a Friends’ Getaway:

If you’re heading to San Miguel de Allende with friends, Rosewood is the ultimate spot to soak up the city’s charm. You can sip cocktails on the rooftop with views, wander through colorful cobblestone streets, and dive into the city’s buzzing food scene. For something unique, try a private art tour, a mezcal tasting, or a hands-on cooking class. The hacienda-style suites are perfect for groups, and the lively atmosphere makes it easy to spend days exploring and nights enjoying the vibrant nightlife.

Rosewood San Miguel for a Families:

San Miguel isn’t just for grown-ups—there’s plenty for families too! Kids can join painting workshops, explore the nearby botanical gardens, or even take a family-friendly hot air balloon ride over the city. The resort has spacious villas that make it easy for everyone to spread out, plus pools for cooling off after a day of exploring. 

San Miguel is also a really cool spring break alternative for families looking for something different from the usual beach vacation. Instead of sand and surf, you get colorful streets, rich history, and tons of unique experiences. 

 
 

The beauty of luxury travel is that you don’t have to choose between a family vacation and an epic trip with friends—some resorts let you enjoy both.

We love helping our clients find the perfect resort or hotel depending on the trip they’re looking for. Whether it’s sipping cocktails by the pool or planning unforgettable kid-friendly adventures, we’re here to make sure you find the perfect place for your next getaway!

12 Palace Hotels in Paris

There are some five-star hotels in Paris that take luxury to the next level. In France, the Palace designation is the highest honor a hotel can receive, awarded only to the most outstanding properties by the French government. These hotels go beyond just being luxury places to stay—they offer incredible service, stunning architecture, rich history, and a level of prestige that makes them truly special.

To qualify as a Palace Hotel, a property must first be a five-star hotel and meet strict criteria set by Atout France, the country's official tourism agency. This includes having a prestigious location, personalized service, spacious accommodations, and a world-class spa. Additionally, hotels must demonstrate exceptional heritage or architectural significance, often housed in historic buildings or featuring iconic Parisian landmarks in their surroundings. 

For example, the Shangri-La Paris is a former royal residence built for Prince Roland Bonaparte, while the Ritz Paris has hosted legendary figures such as Coco Chanel, Ernest Hemingway, and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Some Palace Hotels, like Hôtel Lutetia, are architectural gems from the Belle Époque or Art Nouveau era, contributing to their unique charm.

Here’s a look at the city's official Palace Hotels—what makes them unique, where they are, and what you can experience there.

Le Meurice 

Located on Rue de Rivoli, just steps from the Louvre Museum and Tuileries Garden, Le Meurice is a true Parisian icon. Since 1835, it has been known for its artistic flair, with interiors inspired by the Palace of Versailles. The hotel is home to a Michelin-starred restaurant run by Alain Ducasse, making it a perfect spot for food lovers. If you appreciate history and refined elegance, this hotel offers a classic yet stylish escape.

Hôtel Plaza Athénée 

Sitting on Avenue Montaigne, the heart of Paris’ fashion district, Hôtel Plaza Athénée is where luxury meets haute couture. Famous for its bright red awnings and glamorous atmosphere, it has long been a favorite among fashion designers, celebrities, and jet-setters. Some rooms offer breathtaking Eiffel Tower views, and in the winter, the hotel even sets up its own ice rink, making it a magical place to stay year-round. 

Ritz Paris 

A legendary name in the world of luxury, the Ritz Paris is located on Place Vendôme, a short walk from the Louvre and Opéra Garnier. It has hosted some of the most famous figures in history, including Coco Chanel, who made it her home. The Ritz is known for its lavish suites, an elegant garden, and the iconic Bar Hemingway, where you can sip cocktails in an old-world atmosphere. Its spa, CHANEL au Ritz, is also a must-visit for those looking to unwind in style.

Le Bristol Paris 

A short stroll from the Champs-Élysées, Le Bristol is an elegant hotel with a warm and inviting atmosphere. And, fun fact: it was the first hotel to receive the coveted Palace designation. Unlike some of the more lavish Palace hotels, Le Bristol has a more homey, family-friendly feel while still offering world-class luxury, making it one of the best luxury hotels for families with spacious suites, kid-friendly amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere. It features Epicure, a three-Michelin-starred restaurant, and a rare gem in Paris—a rooftop swimming pool with fantastic city views. It’s perfect for travelers looking for classic French charm with top-tier hospitality.

Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel

Overlooking Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon is one of Paris’ most prestigious addresses. Originally built in 1758 under the orders of King Louis XV, this hotel is a true piece of French history. After an extensive four-year renovation, the Crillon reopened as a Rosewood Hotel, blending its 18th-century grandeur with modern luxury. Inside, guests can experience exquisite craftsmanship, a world-class spa, and L’Écrin, the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant. With its historic significance and stunning interiors, it’s no surprise that Hôtel de Crillon holds the Palace distinction, making it one of the most sought-after stays in the city.

La Réserve Paris

Tucked away on Avenue Gabriel near the Grand Palais, La Réserve Paris is a hidden retreat that feels more like a private mansion than a hotel. With just 40 rooms and suites, plus a few exclusive apartments, it offers an intimate, ultra-personalized experience that sets it apart from larger luxury hotels. Many rooms have balconies with stunning Eiffel Tower views, and the hotel’s spa is one of the best in the city. If you’re looking for a quiet, luxurious escape in the heart of Paris with the feeling of a private residence, this is the place to be.

Shangri-La Paris 

Once a royal residence, the Shangri-La Paris offers one of the most breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower in the entire city. Located near the Seine, this hotel blends French elegance with Asian hospitality. Inside, you'll find grand staircases, marble-clad interiors, and two Michelin-starred restaurants, including one specializing in Chinese fine dining. If you want to wake up to an Eiffel Tower view right outside your window, this hotel is an unbeatable choice

Cheval Blanc Paris 

Overlooking the Seine, just a short walk from the Louvre and Notre-Dame, Cheval Blanc Paris is a stunning mix of modern luxury and Art Deco elegance. Owned by the Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy group, it’s a haven for lovers of high-end design. The hotel features a spectacular rooftop restaurant, a world-class spa, and stylish rooms that redefine contemporary Parisian luxury with beautiful enclosed balconies overlooking the Seine.

Mandarin Oriental Paris 

Located on Rue Saint-Honoré, right in the heart of one of Paris’ best shopping districts, Mandarin Oriental Paris combines classic Parisian charm with Asian-inspired tranquility. The hotel boasts a lush inner courtyard, a two-Michelin-starred restaurant, and a serene spa that provides a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle. 

Hôtel Lutetia

The only Palace hotel on the Left Bank, Hôtel Lutetia is a historic Art Nouveau gem located in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a neighborhood famous for its cafés and artistic heritage. Writers, musicians, and intellectuals have gathered here for decades, making it a cultural landmark as much as a luxury hotel. Don’t miss the hotel’s lively Josephine Bar with live music! 

Four Seasons Hotel George V 

Just off the Champs-Élysées, the Four Seasons Hotel George V is a dream for food lovers, boasting three Michelin-starred restaurants. The hotel is also known for its grand floral arrangements, creating an atmosphere of elegance from the moment you walk in. It’s a timeless, sophisticated choice for anyone looking to experience Parisian luxury at its finest.

The Peninsula Paris 

Avenue Kléber, near the Arc de Triomphe, is home to The Peninsula Paris. One of its highlights is the rooftop terrace, offering panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower, making it a perfect spot for a romantic evening. The hotel even provides Rolls-Royce car service for its guests, ensuring that every detail of your stay is truly first-class.

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme 

Situated near Place Vendôme and Opéra Garnier, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme is a more contemporary take on the Palace hotel experience. Its minimalist, stylish design sets it apart from the more ornate hotels in Paris, offering a sleek and modern alternative in a central location.

Each of these Palace hotels offers a unique experience, whether you want a room with an Eiffel Tower view, a Michelin-starred dining experience, or a quiet retreat in the heart of the city, there’s a Palace hotel for you.

When you're ready to plan your Parisian adventure, fill out our inquiry form.

Complete Ski Packing List

Before you hit the slopes, make sure you’re fully prepared! Here’s a handy checklist of must-have essentials we always pack for a smooth and stress-free ski trip to the mountains.

Packing Essentials - Clothing

  • Waterproof jacket and pants

  • Thermal layers

  • High-knee ski socks

  • Gloves or mittens

  • Goggles

  • Neck gaiter or balaclava

  • Beanie or hat for when you’re off the slopes

  • Hand and foot warmers (perfect for really cold days!)

  • Hand warmers (Tip: Purchase in bulk on Amazon before your trip to avoid expensive single-pack purchases at the mountain!)

Packing Essentials - Toiletries

  • Altitude meds if needed and Advil

  • Aquaphor

  • Sunscreen and lip balm (SPF is a must, even in the snow!)

  • Hydrating body lotion

  • Electrolytes: Pedialyte, LMNT (we also like to bring magnesium)

Après-Ski

  • Comfy clothes for lounging after the slopes

  • A great pair of boots for walking in the snow

  • Sunglasses

Before you start packing, be sure to check out our Amazon storefront for links to all our favorite ski essentials!

 
 


Know Before You Go: New UK Entry Requirements for Travelers in 2025

We love planning vacations to the UK—whether you're exploring the historic streets of London or venturing into the scenic countryside. But starting in 2025, travelers from visa-exempt countries will be required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before visiting the United Kingdom for short stays. This new requirement applies to most visitors who do not require a visa to enter the UK.

What is the UK ETA?

The Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) is a digital entry permit required for short visits to the UK for purposes such as:

  • Tourism

  • Business trips

  • Short-term study

  • Visiting family and friends

Who Needs an ETA?

All travelers from visa-exempt countries will need an ETA. However, you do not need an ETA if you:

  • Already have a UK visa

  • Have permission to live, work, or study in the UK

  • Hold British or Irish citizenship

When Does This Rule Take Effect?

  • For non-European travelers: The ETA requirement begins on January 8, 2025.

  • For European travelers: The requirement starts on April 2, 2025.

How to Apply for an ETA?

Applying for an ETA is simple and can be done online or via the “UK ETA” mobile app. The process involves:

  • Submitting personal and passport details

  • Uploading a passport-style photo

  • Answering basic travel and security-related questions

  • Paying a £10 application fee

  • Waiting for approval (Processing time is usually within three business days)

How Long is the ETA Valid?

Once approved, an ETA is valid for multiple visits over two years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first.

London has so much to offer, from historic landmarks to vibrant neighborhoods. There’s something for everyone, including plenty of family-friendly activities! We take care of all the details so all you have to do is enjoy the trip. When you're ready to start planning, fill out our inquiry form, and we'll handle the rest! If you have any questions about your travel plans to the UK, feel free to reach out. Safe travels!

For more information, read about it on the official UK government website.

The Ultimate Bucket List: 7 Dream Trips You Need to Book in Advance

Some trips are worth the extra planning and these once-in-a-lifetime experiences book up fast—so you’ll want to lock in your spot at least 9-12 months ahead. Here’s your guide to the top bucket-list trips that need early planning.

1. Go on an African Safari 

An African safari is the ultimate adventure for wildlife enthusiasts. The best time to visit depends on your desired experience:

  • The Great Migration (Tanzania & Kenya): Witness millions of wildebeest cross the Serengeti and Masai Mara. Best seen July–October (Kenya) and December–March (Tanzania).

  • Birthing Season (Tanzania): See thousands of newborn wildebeest and predator action in the Southern Serengeti (January–March).

  • Gorilla Trekking (Rwanda & Uganda): Secure permits early for treks in Bwindi or Volcanoes National Park, best during June–September and December–February.

  • Botswana’s Okavango Delta: Experience water-based safaris during the May–October flood season.

Spots in top safari lodges fill up fast, so booking early ensures front-row seats to one of nature’s greatest spectacles.

2. See Cherry Blossoms in Japan

Japan’s famous cherry blossoms, known as sakura, bloom for only a few short weeks (late March to early April), creating a breathtaking landscape. Whether you're strolling through Kyoto’s ancient temples or enjoying a picnic under Tokyo’s pink canopy, you’ll want to book your stay early. Hotels and flights sell out fast during this season, so planning ahead means you won’t miss out on this moment.

3. Sail Away on an Around-the-World Cruise

If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting multiple continents in one epic trip, an around-the-world cruise is the way to go. These luxurious, multi-month adventures take you to bucket-list destinations across the globe. Since cabins are limited and itineraries are exclusive, booking a year (or more) in advance guarantees your dream route and best accommodations.

4. Explore Antarctica: The Last Frontier

Want to see glaciers, penguins, and the most untouched landscapes on Earth? An Antarctica cruise is the definition of an off-the-beaten-path adventure. Since the travel season is short (November–March) and visitor numbers are restricted to protect the ecosystem, securing your spot early is a must. 

5. Experience Christmas Magic in Lapland

If you love winter wonderlands, Christmas in Lapland is pure magic. Think cozy igloos, reindeer sleigh rides, and Santa's village. Because it’s one of the most festive (and busiest) times of the year, booking your Arctic adventure early ensures you get the best lodges and unforgettable experiences with Santa himself.

6. See the Northern Lights in Iceland

Watching the Northern Lights dance across the Icelandic sky is pure magic. The best time to see them is between September and March, but since the best remote lodges and aurora tours sell out quickly, planning ahead is a must. Pro tip: staying in a glass igloo or a cozy cabin in the middle of nowhere makes the experience even more unforgettable!

These bucket-list trips are more than just vacations—they’re experiences that will stay with you forever. A little extra planning goes a long way, and we can help secure the best spots, accommodations, book flights, and organize all the details so you can focus on those once-in-a-lifetime moments.

Sports Events to Travel for in 2025

Sports travel continues to trend upwards in 2025, with an exciting lineup of events spanning the entire year. Whether you're a motorsports fanatic, a golf enthusiast, or a die-hard football supporter, there are plenty of opportunities to combine your love of sports with incredible travel experiences. Below is a breakdown of major sporting events by quarter to help you plan your travels accordingly.

January – March 2025

The first quarter of the year kicks off with thrilling action across various sports, from American football to motorsports and golf.

  • 2025 Final Four – Alamodome, San Antonio, TX (Apr 5 - 7, 2025)

  • The Masters – Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, GA (Apr 7 - 13, 2025)

April – June 2025

Spring brings a mix of horse racing, Grand Prix races, and European football finals. So, if you're planning your European family vacation, one of these sporting events is a great addition. This is a great time to explore historic venues while watching the world's best athletes compete.

  • Miami Grand Prix – Miami International Autodrome, Miami, FL (May 2 - 4, 2025)

  • Kentucky Derby – Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY (May 3, 2025)

  • Preakness Stakes – Pimlico Race Course, Baltimore, MD (May 17, 2025)

  • Monaco Grand Prix – Monte Carlo (May 23 - 25, 2025)

  • Indianapolis 500 – Indianapolis, IN (May 23 - 25, 2025)

  • Champions League Final – Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany (May 31, 2025)

  • French Open – Roland Garros, Paris, France (May 25 - Jun 8, 2025)

  • US Open Golf – Oakmont Country Club, Pittsburgh, PA (Jun 12 - 15, 2025)

  • Stanley Cup Finals – Location TBA (Jun 13 - 15, 2025)

  • Canadian Grand Prix – Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Quebec (Jun 12 - 16, 2025)

  • Club World Cup – USA (Jun 15 - Jul 13, 2025)

  • Wimbledon – All England Lawn Tennis Club, London, England (Jun 30 - Jul 13, 2025). We love putting together London itineraries, and of course, you can be sure we're making sure all of our clients are up to date with the new requirements to go to London.

July – September 2025

Summer is a prime season for sports travel, with events like tennis, golf, and motorsports taking center stage.

  • MLB All-Star Game – Truist Park, Atlanta, GA (Jul 13 - 16, 2025)

  • US Open Tennis – National Tennis Center, New York, NY (Aug 25 - Sep 7, 2025)

  • Italian Grand Prix – Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza, Italy (Sep 4 - 8, 2025)

  • Ryder Cup – Bethpage Black, Long Island, New York (Sep 25 - 28, 2025)

October – December 2025

The final quarter of 2025 brings baseball championships, Formula 1 races, and exciting global events to close out the year.

  • Singapore Grand Prix – Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore (Oct 2 - 6, 2025)

  • US Grand Prix – Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas (Oct 17 - 19, 2025)

  • World Series – Location TBA (Oct 27 - Nov 1, 2025)

  • Las Vegas Grand Prix – Las Vegas Street Circuit, Las Vegas, NV (Nov 20 - 22, 2025)

  • Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – Yas Marina Circuit, Abu Dhabi, UAE (Dec 5 - 7, 2025)


If you're looking to combine your love of travel with your passion for sports, we can arrange all the details for you! From securing hospitality tickets and private drivers to booking luxurious hotels and private homes.

If you have a specific event in mind, fill out our inquiry form so we can help bring your sports travel dreams to life!