When people think of a dream luxury suite, do they think of the private butler service on demand? Electronically operated and heated TOTO toilets? Views over one of the most iconic cities in the world? A huge jacuzzi bath in the room? A room bigger than some 1 bedroom apartments perhaps? But what if there was a suite that offered it all and more. This is a review of quite possibly the most luxurious hotel suite in London. The Shangri-La, At The Shard, London is a hotel of a c

Note: Whilst I have visited these, some haven't been recently (within last 3 months), this blog post is actually a banked post that I've had in my drafts in the case of something happening to me which means I'm unable to do travel reviews for a while. As you may have seen on my social media, I was injured in a car crash on the M25 which will take some time for me to recover from. Love to you all, Steph x London - not only my nearest city since I'm less than 10 miles from the

WTM London 2017 has been and gone, and details exchanged with companies whom I'd like to blog about their services. However, during WTM I was on a mission of my own, to find out if luxury travel was finally becoming more accessible, or if there is still the old age problem of 'no, we're not accessible, goodbye.' You see one of the biggest criteria for me even blogging about a hotel, airline, tour operator etc is that they have to have some sort of accessibility. That may shoc