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The World’s Finest Hotels Know How to Personalise Everything. What About Accessibility?
The world’s finest hotels know how to personalise almost everything. After researching seven leading luxury hospitality brands, Luiz Faye explores the difference between providing accessibility and giving guests the confidence to understand it before they book.
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The Inclusive Edit Standard | How I Review Luxury Travel
Luiz Faye explains the guest experience, evidence and editorial judgement behind The Inclusive Edit, and what its As Seen In badge represents.
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Accessible Luxury Hotels in London: Finding Your Kind of Stay
Six luxury London hotels, from Art Deco Mayfair to The Ritz, with wheelchair accessible room options and the practical details that help you choose a stay with confidence.
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Motability’s October 2026 EV prices: why I’ve extended my lease
Some electric-car Advance Payments have risen by thousands of pounds. I compare the October changes, explain Motability’s position and share why I’ve extended my lease by nine months.
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Faithful to the Experience: Five Wheelchair-Accessible Castle Hotels Worth Knowing
From Thornbury Castle’s Tudor character to Castle Leslie’s adaptable bathrooms, this feature explores how five historic hotels approach wheelchair access without losing the sense of occasion.
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Wheelchair-Accessible Hot Air Ballooning: A Practical Guide
Four balloon operators with adapted provision, plus the questions that matter about wheelchairs, transfers, landing and the journey back.
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Condé Nast’s Top 20 Indian Ocean Resorts: What Do They Tell Disabled Travellers?
Condé Nast readers have chosen their twenty best resorts in the Indian Ocean for 2026. I looked beyond the ranking to see what those same properties tell disabled travellers about accommodation, transfers and the experience once they arrive
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Hotel Reviews & Places to Stay
Personal hotel, villa and apartment stays, alongside researched guides. Explore the welcome, design, access and service behind the experience.
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Caron McLuckie and B.adaptive: Designing Clothes Around the Person Wearing Them
B.adaptive began with a practical problem in Emile McLuckie’s wardrobe. Caron McLuckie shares the family story behind the brand and why fashion still needs to think more carefully about the person wearing the clothes.
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Presence is part of the work
A quiet Monday morning made me question why rest can still feel like guilt, and whether being more present might be part of doing thoughtful, meaningful work well.
