The white Main Residence of The Siam, Bangkok, at dusk above its reflecting pool

Privileges · Virtuoso

Virtuoso

The broadest of them all: benefits at more than 2,000 luxury hotels, including many independents no chain programme covers.

Pictured: The Siam, Bangkok, Thailand. Courtesy of The Siam.

Your benefits

What you get.

  • Daily breakfast for two
  • A dining, resort or hotel credit (typically around US$100)
  • A room upgrade on arrival, usually to the next room category, subject to availability
  • Early check-in and late check-out, if available
  • Exclusive amenities and Wi-Fi

What these perks mean

Good to know

  • Where a hotel also has its own programme (Four Seasons, Rosewood, Belmond and others), that rate is usually the better choice
  • No minimum stay; existing bookings may qualify

Points. You usually still earn hotel loyalty points and elite nights.

About Virtuoso

The world's luxury travel network.

Virtuoso is a by-invitation-only network of travel agencies specialising in luxury and experiential travel. It brings together more than 1,200 agency locations and over 20,000 travel advisers in 58 countries, and holds preferred relationships with some 2,300 of the world's finest hotels and resorts, cruise lines, tour companies and destinations. Its hotel partners range from great chain flagships to the independent island and countryside retreats that sit outside any brand programme. Membership is selective on both sides, and the network's combined buying power secures benefits a single traveller could not negotiate alone.

Book a Virtuoso hotel through a Virtuoso adviser and the stay is flagged to the hotel with the programme's benefits attached, usually alongside your own hotel loyalty points. It suits travellers who stay in independent hotels that have no programme of their own, and anyone who wants one adviser across every hotel on the trip.

Membership
By invitation only
Advisers
Around 20,000 in 58 countries
Partners
Around 2,300 worldwide
Chon Thai restaurant at The Siam, set in a traditional teak house

Where we would book first

The Siam

Bangkok, Thailand

Bill Bensley's art deco riverside house on the Chao Phraya, filled with Thai antiques, with its restaurant in a century-old teak house. Virtuoso covers independents like this that no hotel group programme reaches.

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Courtesy of The Siam.

Where to stay

Six Virtuoso hotels we would book.

Photographs courtesy of The Oberoi Group, Soneva, Hoshino Resorts, The Brando, Maybourne Hotel Group, The House Collective.

In Asia: Capella Ubud and Capella Singapore, The Oberoi Bali, COMO Shambhala, Soori Bali, Trisara Phuket, The Siam and Capella Bangkok, Anantara Golden Triangle, Azerai Hue, The Fullerton Hotel and Fullerton Bay in Singapore, Soneva Fushi and Janu Tokyo.

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The Luxe Destination Privileges is our partnership with our booking partner, Classic Travel. Bookings are made and looked after by Classic Travel at the same rates as booking with the hotel, and we may earn a commission. It never changes what we write.

The full collection

All 1,853 Virtuoso hotels to book.

Every hotel in Virtuoso, as Classic Travel lists them. Choose a region or search by hotel, city or country, then book with the benefits attached.

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Create your free account once, and every Virtuoso stay you book carries the benefits above.