OUR PHILOSOPHY
Sloaney Suites was launched to provide an accredited collection of the best rooms and luxury hotel suites around the world.
Staying in a property’s premium room or residing in a luxury hotel suite can transform your experience of a destination. It enhances your stay by offering a unique aspect, improved level of service, greater amount of space and extra indulgence.
With this in mind, Sloaney Suites was designed to create a directory that celebrates some of the best known hideaways in the world, as well as to showcase some undiscovered gems.
When our guests book a holiday or weekend away, they want to have the very best facilities at hand. They want to experience a heightened sense of luxury and be treated like royalty from the moment they arrive. We only recommend venues that will deliver to the highest standard. Sloaney Suites includes an assortment of properties that boasts inspiring suites and, therefore, highlights the importance of booking the best room available in the first instance.
THE HISTORY
Sloaney Suites was launched in 2015 following the success of The Sloaney’s travel pages. The Sloaney publication has thousands of readers and has been providing a British view on worldwide luxury for over five years. The team have visited some of the best properties in the world and want to highlight the different dimension that you experience during your stay if you select a suite.
The Sloaney has worked with many of the major global hotel groups for a number of years, including Belmond, Marriott, InterContinental Group and Four Seasons, to name a few. The Sloaney also has strong relationships with numerous independent boutiques, as well as the likes of associations such as Relais & Châteaux, Preferred Group and The Leading Hotels of the World.
The co-founder of Sloaney Suites is Dr. Laura Toogood and she has worked in online media for over ten years. Dr. Toogood was named in Management Today’s prestigious 35 Under 35 list and profiled as one of 2015’s top young British business women in The Daily Telegraph.