What luxury means to you?

Luxury is our business. We want all our guests who come to the Radisson Edwardian Vanderbilt to have a luxury experience, to leave the hotel after having a fun time, a relaxing time, to feel refreshed and recharged…but what does luxury mean to us? We asked our guests and staff:

“To me, luxury is that level of service and comfort that makes me feel special, to be happy to be away from home comforts when travelling for business and allows me to relax when on holiday. It’s a bed that gives me a great night’s sleep, a meal that delights my taste buds, service that makes me think Wow.”
Gary Manser, regular guest.

“The most luxurious experience I have had (to date) is the transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2. Six days of no telephone or internet, just time to relax and read books in wonderful surroundings and enjoying wonderful food. Sailing into New York harbour early in the morning and having the Manhattan skyline lit up as if it were in a movie was an amazing sight!”
Neil Duffen, General Manager at The Vanderbilt.

“For me, luxury does not refer to the gold and glitter looks, it is about the atmosphere of the place. It is about the friendliness of the staff, the attitude of employees. What is my ultimate luxury moment? A nice meal with a good glass of wine together with my wife at home.”
Mr. Spurrier, regular guest.

“A warm sunny afternoon in the garden, with the scent of blossom in the air, enjoying a glass of wine with friends and family as the children play.”