THE HARPER MEMBER COMMUNITY
Our online forum is a lively, pointed and informative arena where Andrew Harper members have the opportunity to share their travel intelligence and latest experiences with the Harper community, the most knowledgeable, sophisticated and enthusiastic travelers in the world.
From thoughts on recent trips to inquiries regarding specific hotel, restaurant or destination suggestions, all perspectives are welcome — unqualified raves to well-wrought rants! And there is no better forum host than Andrew Harper himself, who often posts his own thoughts and responses.
Select Quotes from the Members’ Forum
Twin Farms, Barnard, Vermont
“Our first time at this fabulous resort. We stayed in the
Barn Cottage and were delighted by every aspect of our visit.
Breathtaking grounds, gourmet meals, unique dining experiences,
top–notch wines. It is expensive but really worth the price! We
have gone to many of the ‘best boutiques’ list, including Little
Palm and Blackberry Farm and found Twin Farms to be in a
whole other category.”
The Wakaya Club, Fiji
“Bora Bora is boring boring. Tahiti is even worse. Both seem to have become honeymoon destinations where, since the guests are otherwise ‘distracted,’ little attention is paid to space, food, ambience or really much of anything. Both destinations have really slipped over the past 20 years. So go to The Wakaya Club in Fiji and enjoy.”
Amanpuri, Phuket, Thailand
“We have stayed at some great resorts in the past year
(Four Seasons Paris, Sandy Lane, Twin Farms and Post Ranch Inn,
to name a few) and the service at Amanpuri was second to
none.”
The Balmoral, Edinburgh, Scotland
“I believe The Balmoral went above and beyond what Andrew Harper describes. Immediately upon our arrival, it seemed as though every staff member knew our names. Bar and food service was excellent, and food quality was quite good. This would be a repeat should we return to Edinburgh.”
Jade Mountain, St. Lucia
“The accommodations are spectacular. The infinity pools are amazing. The view spills through the room. Unfortunately, so do the mosquitoes.”