Private Memphis BBQ Experience

Since 1886, the Hotel Monteleone has proudly stood as one of the first landmarks in the world-famous French Quarter. The Monteleone boasts impeccable service, modern amenities and attention to detail that keep guests returning year after year.

In the heart of exclusive Georgetown, the Rosewood Washington DC sits among historic homes in a neighbourhood rich with museums, galleries and shops. Stay for over-sized guest rooms and a guest-only rooftop cocktail bar and infinity pool.

With its romantic waterfront setting on Chesapeake Bay and colonial clapboard vernacular, Inn at Perry Cabin is the epitome of southern charm and one of America’s most refined small luxury hotels.

Experience authentic Southern charm with a stay in one of Mississippi’s finest hotels. Dating back to 1818, this magnificent antebellum mansion, stunning gardens and former plantation estate has been designated a National Historic Landmark.

With a tagline that boasts that "nothing is overlooked except the White House", the Hay Adams certainly is proud of its service and its impressive address. With elegant rooms and suites, fine dining and impeccable service it is a beautiful hotel.

Located on the edge of Georgetown, close to the fantastic shops and restaurants, the Four Seasons offers luxurious and contemporary accommodations in this fascinating capital city. The National Mall and Lincoln Memorial are all within easy reach.

Nashville’s original and most iconic hotel, bursting with legendary status and an abundance of personality since 1910. Striking architecture and luxurious amenities with the Four-Diamond restaurant and bar, luxury spa, spacious suites and boutique.

The Peabody Memphis is a magnificent landmark hotel, with a downtown location just minutes from the city's iconic attractions.

Offering timeless sophistication and flawless service, the Four Seasons sits directly on the Mississippi, located in the former landmark tower that once housed the World Trade Center, the hotel brings stylish upscale accommodation to The Big Easy.

Deepen your understanding of the US Civil Rights Movement on a private after-hours tour of the National Civil Rights Museum. From slavery to boycotts, sit-ins to black power, the museum experience is insightful, interactive, and hugely moving.

Step back in time to discover plantation life in the Deep South on this private history tour of both Whitney and Laura plantations, exploring the stories and lives of the free and enslaved people who lived and worked there.

The ultimate in souvenirs, this is the chance to experience the thrill of recording your own song in a private recording session, before taking a front row seat for a private performance from a rising music star.

Explore Louisiana’s bayou country on an exciting airboat ride, winding through cypress swampland with commentary from a local guide as you soak up the scenery and scout for alligators, turtles, ibis, and other wildlife in this atmospheric landscape.

An unforgettable and immersive experience, this private tour with behind-the-scenes access, will bring to life the story of World War II through impressive interactive displays, original artefacts and a 4D film.

Pop on a pinny, roll up your sleeves and learn how to prepare, spice, and cook a delicious Cajun meal during this private cookery lesson, discovering local ingredients and the stories behind the recipes, before enjoying your tasty home cooked lunch.

Learn the craft of cocktail making from an expert mixologist in this hands-on experience in a lively New Orleans bar in the city that invented the Hurricane, Ramos Gin Fizz and Sazerac.

Climb aboard for a wildlife spotting cruise on the mighty Mississippi River. The largest river system in North America and immortalised in Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn, the river offers a wealth of swamps, bayous and wetlands, all teeming with wildlife.

Discover the landmark attractions of the fabulous city of New Orleans and its Creole heritage, with a private guide exploring the highlights and cultural history of the French Quarter, Jackson Square, and grand mansions of the Garden District.