The Last Insider You'll Ever Need

The internet has no shortage of recommendations.

The problem is that most of them are written by people who've never been there, eaten there or tried them first-hand. The Last Concierge exists to do things differently.

We travel widely, ask difficult questions, ignore hype and share only the places, experiences and ideas we'd genuinely recommend to our closest friends. From luxury travel and restaurants to culture, wellness, style and more, every story begins with curiosity and ends with a considered opinion.

Think of us as the concierge who always knows where to book, what to see and what's actually worth your time.

Naomi Lake, Editor & Journalist

Naomi Lake has spent more than twenty years immersed in the worlds of beauty, fashion and luxury, first as a makeup artist and hair stylist, and now as a journalist and editor. Her work explores the intersection of beauty, wellness, travel and lifestyle, with a particular appreciation for experiences that combine substance with style.

Years spent behind the scenes have given Naomi an instinct for spotting quality, whether that's a skincare treatment, a boutique hotel, a destination spa or a restaurant that's quietly doing something extraordinary. She believes luxury should feel personal, considered and, above all, enjoyable.

When she's not writing, Naomi can usually be found working with private clients, searching for Britain's best spa escapes, or conducting important research into Michelin-worthy dining and English wines.

Benjamin Norris, Editor & Journalist

Benjamin Norris is a journalist, editor and copywriter whose work explores luxury travel, hospitality, culture, fragrance and style. Having lived in London, Berlin, Budapest and elsewhere across Europe, he has spent years pursuing an often-unhealthy fascination with exceptional hotels, memorable meals and destinations with stories to tell.

His writing combines curiosity, scepticism and a refusal to confuse marketing with merit. If something appears in The Last Concierge, it's because it earned its place.

Away from the magazine, Benjamin can usually be found riding vintage Italian motorcycles through the West Country or adding yet another record to an already overcrowded vinyl collection.