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During our vacation in the Seychelles we used travel rewards points for luxurious stays at many hotels, including the Hilton Northolme Mahe as well as the Hilton Labriz Silhouette Island.
Our adventure began on the island of Mahe where we stayed at the Hilton Northolme, also known as the world's smallest Hilton (by room count).
Where this could be a negative for some hotel chains, Hilton does an exceptional job here with an incredibly intimate property and wonderful amenities!
When we first began planning our vacation in the Seychelles, we knew we wanted to hit up the Hilton resorts due to Angie's Diamond status and her obscene number of points (plus extra from our travel rewards credit cards).
We found out that the country has two- the Hilton Northolme on the island of Mahe (also known as the world's smallest Hilton) and the Hilton Labriz.
The latter of which was an interesting one to come up as it is a private resort on Silhouette Island. An island that, if you removed Hilton from the equation, would consist of just one small village and a little guest house.
We started calling it Hilton's private island, and after we arrived we have to admit, the Hilton Labriz felt just like that.
So come join us in our full Hilton Labriz Seychelles review!
In preparation for our RTW trip, we had a challenging milestone we needed to meet in order to get rid of all of our non-essential belongings.
The years of furniture and decoration purchases for our apartment(s) were at an end, and we found ourselves surrounded by dozens upon dozens of items that we had no use for.
The worst part about it was not that we had so much stuff, but rather that we were “moving” to our parents before traveling – over 4 hours away. This meant two things.
1) We had a deadline.
2) We couldn't have any big furniture go with us.
To us, selling all of our big furniture was common sense. We would want nicer furniture in our next place anyway, and could use the extra $1,000 to $2,000 in travel money. When poised with the alternative of renting a storage locker and spending roughly the same amount in the opposite, negative direction, our choice was simple.
But for others who are looking to travel long-term, there are a few selling and storage options worth considering for all the items you'll be leaving behind.