“We’re interested in an all-inclusive resort!” It’s a common thing I hear as a travel advisor. Usually my next question is not, “Where would you like to go?” It’s: “Tell me what you want your vacation to feel like.” An all-inclusive can be absolutely perfect for your trip, but it can also be completely wrong. That distinction matters more than the number of restaurants on the property, the size of the pool(s), or how many cocktails are included in the nightly rate.
My agency is now a member of Rocco Forte Knights, an invitation-only program reserved for a select collection of luxury travel agencies around the world. Renowned for its exceptional portfolio of five-star hotels, Rocco Forte defines European hospitality through impeccable service, timeless design, and an authentic sense of place. From the grandeur of Rome, Florence, and Milan, to the coastal beauty of Sicily, and the iconic cities of London, Edinburgh, Brussels, Berlin, Munich, and Frankfurt, every stay is thoughtfully curated and distinctly memorable.
Prior to our five-night Very Merrytime Cruise on the Disney Magic in December 2017, my family stayed for two nights at the Four Seasons Hotel Miami. It is an easy-to-find hotel, located in downtown Miami on Brickell Avenue in an area that is filled with high-rise buildings. There are a lot of hotels, businesses, embassies, restaurants, and residential condos in the area.
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