Haylee Garland
Based in The Natural State
Haylee Garland
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My Story
I am a Type-A planner with a passion for experiencing new cultures and connecting with new people. Always chasing the next stamp in my passport.
Travel Style
One of my favorite things about travel is how it brings us together. Whether it’s a couple deepening their relationship while hiking the Scottish Highlands, girlfriends having heart-to-hearts over cocktails in Italy or a solo traveler finding a sense of self when wandering Amsterdam's canals, I believe relationships are strengthened when adventuring. Travel also helps us connect to the people and places we experience when away from home. Diving into new locales helps us realize our similarities to those around the world, and celebrate our differences. My goal is to allow travelers to be present, not preoccupied. Whether you’re picturing an authentic cultural experience, a peaceful staycation without the kids or a luxurious, all-inclusive escape, I’ve got you covered. I’m all about a tailored experience that considers preferences, budget and needs. I am also a major points and miles nerd who loves to find the best flight and hotel deals. There’s a whole wide world out there — let me help you explore it.
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Reviews (3)
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee was able to help us narrow down where to stay in London based on the sites we wanted to visit. Staying in Kensington was a great location, and allowed us to immediately start sightseeing fresh off the plane. She listened to the type of hotel experience we wanted and gave us a small collection of hotels to choose from. Haylee called The Gore Hotel London to see if she could secure a particular room for us-one with furnishings and colours I loved. We were able to stay in that particular room and enjoy the English antiques!
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee found the perfect quant and quintessentially English countryside house for us to stay at in Oxford. As we left London and made our way to Oxford and eventually on to the Cotswolds, the Old Parsonage Hotel eased us from London luxury to countryside charm.
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee helped us find a lovely hotel close to Windsor Castle. She notified the hotel that we were celebrating a 20 year anniversary and a birthday. We were greeted with balloons and gluten free dessert upon our arrival!
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee was able to help us narrow down where to stay in London based on the sites we wanted to visit. Staying in Kensington was a great location, and allowed us to immediately start sightseeing fresh off the plane. She listened to the type of hotel experience we wanted and gave us a small collection of hotels to choose from. Haylee called The Gore Hotel London to see if she could secure a particular room for us-one with furnishings and colours I loved. We were able to stay in that particular room and enjoy the English antiques!
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee found the perfect quant and quintessentially English countryside house for us to stay at in Oxford. As we left London and made our way to Oxford and eventually on to the Cotswolds, the Old Parsonage Hotel eased us from London luxury to countryside charm.
Nathan J.
about 1 month ago
Haylee helped us find a lovely hotel close to Windsor Castle. She notified the hotel that we were celebrating a 20 year anniversary and a birthday. We were greeted with balloons and gluten free dessert upon our arrival!
Travel ideas (1)
The Solo Girl’s Guide to London: Five Days of British Charm
London was my first solo international adventure, so it has a special place in my heart. It’s a great first solo trip because you don’t have the stress of a language barrier and the public transportation is a breeze (mind the gap!). Gorgeous estates, peaceful parks, world-renowned museums and unique restaurants abound in London town. Like Taylor, maybe you’ll find your London Boy. Or, maybe you need to commiserate over a pint at The Black Dog. Whatever takes you there, London has it all.
The Solo Girl’s Guide to London: Five Days of British Charm
London was my first solo international adventure, so it has a special place in my heart. It’s a great first solo trip because you don’t have the stress of a language barrier and the public transportation is a breeze (mind the gap!). Gorgeous estates, peaceful parks, world-renowned museums and unique restaurants abound in London town. Like Taylor, maybe you’ll find your London Boy. Or, maybe you need to commiserate over a pint at The Black Dog. Whatever takes you there, London has it all.
The Solo Girl’s Guide to London: Five Days of British Charm
London was my first solo international adventure, so it has a special place in my heart. It’s a great first solo trip because you don’t have the stress of a language barrier and the public transportation is a breeze (mind the gap!). Gorgeous estates, peaceful parks, world-renowned museums and unique restaurants abound in London town. Like Taylor, maybe you’ll find your London Boy. Or, maybe you need to commiserate over a pint at The Black Dog. Whatever takes you there, London has it all.
The Solo Girl’s Guide to London: Five Days of British Charm
London was my first solo international adventure, so it has a special place in my heart. It’s a great first solo trip because you don’t have the stress of a language barrier and the public transportation is a breeze (mind the gap!). Gorgeous estates, peaceful parks, world-renowned museums and unique restaurants abound in London town. Like Taylor, maybe you’ll find your London Boy. Or, maybe you need to commiserate over a pint at The Black Dog. Whatever takes you there, London has it all.
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