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Anonymous wrote:Just got back from an overnight on Little Palm Island in the Florida Keys.
It was incredible but very expensive.

https://www.littlepalmisland.com/

Lol that’s so silly. I can point you to private homes with private beaches for a tiny fraction of that cost.

You are paying for the service not just the space.

Service for what? The whole point is to get away. To your own whole 4 acres? That you're sharing with several other suites? Pass, there are loads of private villas all over the world that come with staff for that price. And less.

Have you been to little palm? You are very worked up about this.

I’m the PP who went to Little Palm. I know there are great resorts you can go to for a fraction of the price of Little Palm. None of those places, however, could be done in a quick overnight trip. I live in Naples and we can get to Little Palm in about 4 hours. We then went to Sunset Key (https://www.sunsetkeycottages.com/) for another night. We went for the experience and to see, firsthand, what these places were like. I chose both these islands, in part, on their COVID policies and practices.
It was a fun couple of nights but I doubt that I’ll ever repeat it.
I would encourage anyone who enjoys fine dining and high end resorts to go to either of these places even for just lunch or dinner. This assumes that you’re already traveling or staying in the Keys.

BVI
Hamptons
Anguilla
Malibu
St Barts

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Anonymous wrote:Switzerland
Amalfi coast
Greek islands
France
England
Out islands Bahamas

I am from England, I love that people think it is posh.

If you ever decide to visit again we will have our butler show you the less posh areas of England.

Compared to the majority of other countries in the world, England is “posh”. The British royalty is still intact, and in general Britains look more put together when they go out in public than the typical American. There are castles and gardens. People are polite and queue for everything in an orderly manner. I’ve lived there, yes I know there are dodgy areas and people of different social classes there, but as a whole, I agree that England is a “posh” place to visit.

I don't think the emoji nearly conveys the strength of my reaction to this post. Did you "live there" for a semester in college?? That's sure what it sounds like. "Britains" and "dodgy," get out of here.

This whole thread is pretty cringe-inducing, but seriously, this reply just induces more snickering.

Yeah, I have to agree. I almost spit out my coffee when I read this. I can't decide whether it's the inaccuracy of what's written or the tone. Both.

I might kind of agree with the PP. If you're in London and stick to where the Arabs and the Russian oligarch are, things are posher than in the US. In London you run into a whole lot more people who are dressed up. Like I won't go out to lunch without a proper outfit in London but here I'm not getting out of my leggings when I meet my friends for lunch.

I'd say it's more a city/culture thing that a British thing. No different than NYC, Paris, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:Just got back from an overnight on Little Palm Island in the Florida Keys.
It was incredible but very expensive.

https://www.littlepalmisland.com/

Lol that’s so silly. I can point you to private homes with private beaches for a tiny fraction of that cost.

You are paying for the service not just the space.

Service for what? The whole point is to get away. To your own whole 4 acres? That you're sharing with several other suites? Pass, there are loads of private villas all over the world that come with staff for that price. And less.

Have you been to little palm? You are very worked up about this.

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Anonymous wrote:St Barths
Capri
Deia, Mallorca
Necker Island
Harbour Island (not sure that counts)
Mnemba Island, Tanzania
Bawah Island, Indonesia

Is Deia “posh”? I love it but wouldn’t have described it that way. I guess it’s way better than the uber touristy British vacation package areas there.

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Fixed that for you.

All sorts of charter flight / package tourists there.

Sounds like Meghan Markle had enough of the royal "poshness."

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Anonymous wrote:Switzerland
Amalfi coast
Greek islands
France
England
Out islands Bahamas

I am from England, I love that people think it is posh.

If you ever decide to visit again we will have our butler show you the less posh areas of England.

Compared to the majority of other countries in the world, England is “posh”. The British royalty is still intact, and in general Britains look more put together when they go out in public than the typical American. There are castles and gardens. People are polite and queue for everything in an orderly manner. I’ve lived there, yes I know there are dodgy areas and people of different social classes there, but as a whole, I agree that England is a “posh” place to visit.

I don't think the emoji nearly conveys the strength of my reaction to this post. Did you "live there" for a semester in college?? That's sure what it sounds like. "Britains" and "dodgy," get out of here.

This whole thread is pretty cringe-inducing, but seriously, this reply just induces more snickering.

Yeah, I have to agree. I almost spit out my coffee when I read this. I can't decide whether it's the inaccuracy of what's written or the tone. Both.

I might kind of agree with the PP. If you're in London and stick to where the Arabs and the Russian oligarch are, things are posher than in the US. In London you run into a whole lot more people who are dressed up. Like I won't go out to lunch without a proper outfit in London but here I'm not getting out of my leggings when I meet my friends for lunch.

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Anonymous wrote:Aspen
Vail
Martha’s Vineyard
Chatham MA

I also love Jackson hole but don’t consider it posh.

I like Nantucket but always feel like an outsider so don’t love it.

Easy to feel like an outsider in New England.

I don't think it's that - most of the uber posh people on Nantucket are not New Englanders. I'm am totally comfortable in other parts of MA.

Anonymous wrote:-Gatlinberg
-Ocean City, MD
-Daytona Beach
-Branson

reposted from Southern Maryland Moms and Dads

Hahahha thank you

Anonymous wrote:What are your favorite upscale/posh areas to visit?

Mine are:

Nantucket
Napa
St. Tropez
Positano
Lake Como
Courchevel
Telluride
Provence

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Anonymous wrote:Just got back from an overnight on Little Palm Island in the Florida Keys.
It was incredible but very expensive.

https://www.littlepalmisland.com/

Lol that’s so silly. I can point you to private homes with private beaches for a tiny fraction of that cost.

You are paying for the service not just the space.

Service for what? The whole point is to get away. To your own whole 4 acres? That you're sharing with several other suites? Pass, there are loads of private villas all over the world that come with staff for that price. And less.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Switzerland
Amalfi coast
Greek islands
France
England
Out islands Bahamas

I am from England, I love that people think it is posh.

If you ever decide to visit again we will have our butler show you the less posh areas of England.

Compared to the majority of other countries in the world, England is “posh”. The British royalty is still intact, and in general Britains look more put together when they go out in public than the typical American. There are castles and gardens. People are polite and queue for everything in an orderly manner. I’ve lived there, yes I know there are dodgy areas and people of different social classes there, but as a whole, I agree that England is a “posh” place to visit.

I don't think the emoji nearly conveys the strength of my reaction to this post. Did you "live there" for a semester in college?? That's sure what it sounds like. "Britains" and "dodgy," get out of here.

This whole thread is pretty cringe-inducing, but seriously, this reply just induces more snickering.

Yeah, I have to agree. I almost spit out my coffee when I read this. I can't decide whether it's the inaccuracy of what's written or the tone. Both.

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Anonymous wrote:St Barths
Capri
Deia, Mallorca
Necker Island
Harbour Island (not sure that counts)
Mnemba Island, Tanzania
Bawah Island, Indonesia

Is Deia “posh”? I love it but wouldn’t have described it that way. I guess it’s way better than the uber touristy British vacation package areas there.

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Fixed that for you.

Eze

Yeah, I don't think any whole country is posh, with the possible exception of Monaco.