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Staying
Looking for a luxury hotel in Paris? Start with the 13 that hold Palace, a state distinction for five-star hotels. It is not a sixth star.
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Flying
The Classic Seat is the one to beat. The other four each sell a single extra, and the price depends on who you are and what you booked.
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Flying
A smaller cabin, a wider seat, sparkling wine before a three-course meal, and up to two checked bags on most routes.
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Flying
Three aircraft, several generations of seat, and one rule: the aircraft name alone does not settle it.
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Staying
Three of the best luxury hotels in Edinburgh, Scotland: a landmark with a clock tower, a townhouse with a rooftop bar, and nine suites on Castlehill.
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Flying
Four checks, taken from what the airlines say about their own cabins. The verdict stays with you.