Tag: The Inclusive Edit
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The luxury of knowing what you’re getting
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From art’otel Battersea to a Surrey vineyard, Annabelle Moult shares four very different UK hotel stays and the details that shaped freedom, comfort and the experience as a whole.
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The Future of Luxury Living: Why Exceptional Residences Must Be Designed for the Whole of a Life
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Branded residences, premium later living and wellness real estate are growing quickly. Luiz Faye asks whether the world’s most exceptional homes are being designed for the whole of a life.
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Gluten-Free Dining Across Yorkshire and the North
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Nine restaurants helping coeliac diners eat with greater confidence Some restaurant experiences begin at the door. A glass of Champagne. Canapés moving around the room. The first glimpse of a dining space that makes you feel you’ve chosen well. Others begin much earlier. For someone living with coeliac disease, the…
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Spa Day Bliss at Breedon: When Luxury and Access Feel Like Part of the Same Experience
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Some places become part of how you celebrate. The Spa at Breedon Priory has quietly become that place for Claire and me. We’d visited before and loved it, so when we were planning a birthday spa day, going back felt like an easy decision. It had already proved itself as…
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An Accessible Bathroom for Whom?
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The room where luxury hotels reveal what they really understand about disability Luxury hotels are quick to tell you they have an accessible bathroom.Far fewer can tell you exactly who it works for. That’s because accessibility isn’t one experience. And the bathroom is often the room where a hotel’s understanding…
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Santorini Experts: The Private Tour That Made More of the Island Feel Possible
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The Edit | by Luiz Faye Some places stay with you because they’re beautiful. Others stay with you because of how they make you feel. Santorini has been both for me. Last year when I toured the island, I saw some extraordinary places. I lit a candle at the monastery…
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Luxury Accessible Cruise Travel Is Bigger Than Cabins
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Why the future of luxury at sea will be judged by the whole guest journey There is a particular kind of promise attached to luxury travel at sea. The world softens around you. The suitcase is unpacked once. The landscape moves instead. Breakfast appears with the horizon. Dinner becomes part…
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Whittlebury Park | Accessible Spa Hotel Review
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Returning to somewhere I used to know… 22 years on There is something strange about returning to a place that once knew you differently. Whittlebury Park was part of my life long before The Inclusive Edit existed. Before the wheelchair, before the access questions, and before I understood how much…
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Titanic Hotel Liverpool | Review
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Whilst I visited Titanic Liverpool just last month, this trip actually started in 2022. I had always wanted to stay at Titanic Hotel Belfast. Being a frequent guest of Northern Ireland, I took the opportunity to spend a few days there. And it stayed with me. The building. The history.…
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Style With Intention
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The Wedding Dress Edit I didn’t expect choosing a wedding dress to be the part that stopped me. Not emotionally, not in the way people talk about it. It was quieter than that. Practical, in a way I hadn’t prepared for. It started exactly how you would expect. Scrolling, saving,…
