Jaya House Riverpark was top of my list of hotels in Cambodia, after reading the reviews on TripAdvisor I was so keen to stay here. Jaya House doesn’t have a single negative review on TripAdvisor out of nearly 1000 reviews. This is something I haven’t seen before and found it hard to believe a hotel could be ‘perfect’ I then noticed the environmental impact Jaya House is aiming for and all the great things this hotel is doing and my mind was set. Jaya House it had to be. 

 

Tucked into a leafy corner of Harrods, The Prada Caffè greets you with a pop of mint-green latticework, an unexpected yet effortlessly chic contrast to the department store’s classic terracotta‑brick façade.

If you're looking for a luxury hotel in Kensington, London that combines quiet elegance with a central location, The Bentley Hotel is well worth considering. I stayed here recently and found it to be a peaceful, stylish escape in the heart of the city.

When you're planning a long-haul flight, the idea of flying business class often lingers at the back of your mind—especially if you're flying with a legacy carrier like British Airways. But is the price tag worth the experience? Let's break down what you really get when you fly British Airways Club World (their business class product) and whether it delivers enough value for the splurge.

Soaring Over the City That Never Sleeps with the fucking doors off! THE DOORS ARE OFF!!!

New York City is a city like no other, with its towering skyscrapers, iconic landmarks, and vibrant neighbourhoods that never seem to end. While exploring the city streets is a thrilling experience, and one that is not to be missed, seeing the New York from the sky offers a perspective that will take your breath away. Enter FlyNYON, the premier helicopter tour company that provides a unique and exhilarating way to experience the city's grandeur from above.

A Unique Aerial Experience

FlyNYON offers passengers a chance to embark on a truly memorable adventure, one that provides a fresh and awe-inspiring viewpoint of New York's most famous sites. The company operates a fleet of state-of-the-art helicopters that have been specifically designed for open-door flights, which means you'll experience the city without the obstruction of windows. This immersive experience is perfect for photographers, thrill-seekers, and anyone looking to witness the city's grandeur from a whole new vantage point.

The Ultimate Skyline Views

The FlyNYON experience showcases a multitude of iconic city landmarks. As you soar over the Hudson River, you'll catch a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty, an enduring symbol of freedom, while experiencing the thrill of a lifetime. You'll cruise by Ellis Island, Central Park, the One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building, and the Brooklyn Bridge, each one taking on a new dimension when viewed from the air.

Open-Door Adventure

One of the most captivating aspects of FlyNYON's helicopter tours is the open-door design. Flying high above the city with the wind in your hair and the bustling streets below is an adrenaline rush like no other. The lack of windows and doors provides an unobstructed view, making it perfect for photographers looking to capture that postcard-worthy shot. Just don't be the unlucky one who gets the one middle seat meaning you won't get to throw your legs out the door and feel like you're going to have the best Instagram photo ever taken. *reality is, many will have that photo. But it is amazing anyway*.

A Range of Options

FlyNYON offers a range of flight options, allowing you to choose the experience that suits your preferences and budget. From shorter 15-minute flights that provide a quick taste of the city's majesty to extended tours that give you a comprehensive view of the city's most iconic landmarks, FlyNYON ensures you can select the adventure that's right for you. If you opt for the 15 minute flight, you flight doesn't go entirely into the city. Meaning you won't do the circle of Empire State or fly over Central Park and mainly just cover the World Trade end of the city. I'd definitely recommend the longer flight.

This was one of the first things I did when arriving back in NYC and easily the best. This is an experience I'll never forget. The one piece of advice I would offer is to not get too caught up in getting the perfect photo that you don't actually sit and take in the incredible views properly and not through the screen on your phone.