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Boarding Group A

Gabrielle Brechner, Jill Albino, Angela Marini

Society & Culture

Leisure

Frequency: 1 episode/4d. Total Eps: 3

A guide to the hotels, destinations, and decisions the most discerning travelers care about - hosted by three NYC Luxury Travel Advisors who live and breathe it. Each episode explores the instincts, access, and details that separate a good trip from an exceptional one. Built for travelers who expect more, this is luxury travel, done right.

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https://sirenuse.it/en/
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https://www.fourseasons.com/paris/
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Fact Checking White Lotus, Mother Daughter NYC and Declaring Your Lemons

Episode 3

Thursday, September 24, 2026 • Duration 23:26

What does The White Lotus get right about luxury travel—and what does it get completely wrong?

Gaby, Jill, and Angela kick things off with one of their favorite luxury travel obsessions: The White Lotus. They discuss the real hotels behind the show, what the series gets right about luxury hospitality, and why travelers shouldn't assume everything they see on screen actually happened at the hotel they're booking.

Then they're staying closer to home: New York City.

As longtime New Yorkers and travel advisors, the hosts build the ultimate weekend in the city for a mother and teenage daughter visiting from Chicago. Think fashion, vintage shopping, museums, Broadway, afternoon tea at The Plaza, Central Park, great restaurants—and plenty of ideas beyond the obvious tourist stops.

They debate where they'd stay, from The Fifth Avenue Hotel to Crosby Street Hotel and Soho Grand, and share some of their favorite spots in SoHo, Williamsburg, the West Village, and beyond.

Plus, this week's Hotel of the Week, Hotel Esencia in Mexico, where the hosts talk about private beaches, turtle nesting, personalized service, complimentary minibars, and the little details that can turn a beautiful hotel into a truly memorable one.

And in Travel Myth of the Week, the hosts tackle an important one: You don't have to declare your goods.

Spoiler: Yes, you do. Even your lemons.

What to Know

Italy

San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel

New York City

Crosby Street Hotel

Soho Grand Hotel

The Fifth Avenue Hotel

The Plaza Hotel

The Peninsula New York

The Pierre New York

The Warren Street Hotel