For your added comfort, a Meet & Greet assistant will be waiting for you in the Arrivals Hall of the airport after you pass through customs. They'll direct you to your transfer, assist in the hotel check-in process, and take you through your travel documents.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer to Bath. Approximate travel time is 2.5 hours.

A Welcome Package will be provided and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

Meet your private guide and depart on a half-day walking tour, discovering the best of Bath’s splendid Georgian architecture, its vibrant modern culture, and learning about its ancient Roman heritage. Admire landmarks like Bath Abbey, a stunning Gothic church with a history dating back to the 7th century. Stroll past the subterranean Roman Baths complex, and locate its street-level pump room. Marvel at the magnificent 18th-century architecture of Royal Crescent, with a uniform Georgian facade designed by John Wood, the Younger, and view the early Georgian townhouses of The Circus, designed by his father, John Wood, the Elder. Unravel pomp and luxury on this walking tour through picturesque Bath.

Your included admission to the Roman Baths and Temple complex provides you with access to four main features: the near 2,000-year-old remains of the Temple of Aquae Sulis, the Roman bath house, the Sacred Spring (the only hot spring in Britain), and a well-presented museum of artifacts found at the site. The Roman Baths are situated below street level of modern Bath, and other Roman ruins stretch out beneath the city in all directions.

Did You Know?: In 2012, a hoard of 30,000 silver Roman coins from 300 BC was excavated near the complex in an archaeological dig.

With some time at leisure, perhaps opt to treat your taste buds to a renowned Afternoon Tea or evening dinner at Sally Lunn's, one of the top eateries in Bath, and the oldest surviving house in the city. The story of the Sally Lunn Bunn goes back to France, when a young Huguenot woman, Solange Luyon, escaped persecution and made her way to England, bringing with her a recipe for a sweet, doughy brioche bun. It was in this very building where young Solange – who, due to the English difficulty with French accent, became known as Sally Lunn – perfected her delectably sweet bun. Show-stopper menu items include Sally Lunn Cream Tea with the famous Sally Lunn Bunn, or one of the hot Trencher dishes, boasting a famous bread-like base, which pre-dates the invention of dinner plates. Please note, dining at Sally Lunn's is optional, and is payable on the spot.

Leaving Bath today with your private driver-guide, enjoy a scenic drive as you transfer to the Cotswolds, an area of outstanding natural beauty characterized by picturesque medieval towns and villages with thatched roofs and distinctive yellow limestone. Take your walking shoes and explore some of the many short hikes across the rolling hills, and along the 102-mile Cotswold Way trail, or tour the villages, perhaps opting to eat in a traditional pub and enjoying afternoon tea in an authentic Cotswold tea shop (not included). The larger market towns and villages of the Cotswolds, such as Stow-on-the-Wold, Cirencester, Chipping Norton and Tetbury, are famous for their shops. Maybe you’ll happen upon a hidden gem, a village off the beaten track such as Painswick, Biddestone, Winchcombe or Woodstock, or an unspoiled historic church, such as at Northleach often called the “Cathedral of the Cotswolds” – open the church door and you’ll discover a hidden world of history.

Immerse yourself in the world of William Shakespeare with a full-day tour through the picturesque Cotswolds, guided by your private driver-guide. Begin with a scenic drive to Stratford-upon-Avon, where you'll visit Shakespeare's birthplace and explore the home where the legendary playwright spent his early years. Next, step into the romantic atmosphere of Anne Hathaway's Cottage, the charming home of Shakespeare's wife. After leisure time for some window shopping or lunch, continue your journey at a bespoke distillery in Stratford-upon-Avon, where you'll tour the working distillery, learn about the art of gin and rum making, and enjoy a guided tasting of several spirits, capped off with a refreshing Gin & Tonic. Your day's adventure ends with a transfer to your hotel.

Departing the Cotswolds today with your private driver-guide, make your way to Oxford, nicknamed the ‘City of Dreaming Spires’, and home to the oldest university in the English-speaking world; the University of Oxford. Upon arrival, set out on a half-day walking tour of this world-renowned University City. See the 17th century Sheldonian Theater, the neo-classical Radcliffe Camera, and the main research library of the University of Oxford - the Bodleian Library. Stroll through the lanes of the medieval center, seeing many of Oxford’s thirty-eight famous colleges, and walk through the picturesque Christ Church Meadow, enclosed by the rivers Thames and Cherwell.

Journey back in time with today's privately guided immersion into the world of codebreakers and a history-making hometown hero. Your day begins with an exploration of Bletchley Park, once the top-secret home of the World War Two Codebreakers, now transformed into a vibrant heritage attraction in Milton Keynes. A range of permanent and temporary exhibitions weave together the stories of Bletchley Park, using engaging, interactive and immersive storytelling. This unmissable destination invites you into the world of extraordinary minds. Next, explore the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill with a tour through stunning Blenheim Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Baroque manor house. Walk in Churchill's footsteps as you follow the trail of the 'Greatest Briton', featuring the Prime Minister's most cherished places. Marvel at the latest Churchill Exhibition, showcasing a mix of historic artefacts and new technology, and documenting key aspects of the adventurous life of Sir Winston Churchill. Explore the Palace and the gilded State Rooms, home to priceless collections of portraits, tapestries and furniture. Conclude your visit with a stop to see Churchill's final resting place at St Martin's Church. It was Churchill’s wish to be buried in a corner of this country churchyard, near his beloved Blenheim Palace.

Meet your private driver and vehicle for a transfer from Oxford to London. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.

Located in the Bath city center, Hotel Indigo Bath offers 166 guestrooms split across 5 unique styles, each contemporary with a traditional twist, reflecting the age and style of the 18th century Georgian building while also catering for modern tastes. History emanates from the walls of this Grade I listed building, perfectly situated for you to explore the romance and literary history of Bath with ease. Open Wednesday through Sunday, enjoy a bite at the on-site restaurant which showcases what great contemporary British cooking can be; authentic, honest, timeless. Throughout the week, quality small plate food offerings are available in the hotel bar and on the terrace.

The charming Bay Tree Hotel is found in the picture-postcard town of Burford, the southern gateway to the Cotswolds. Set amidst the celebrated ancient black and white timbered buildings and those constructed from the beautiful honey-colored Cotswold stone, a scene is created which beyond doubt has an aura of yesteryear. An impressive location for country breaks whatever the season, the Bay Tree Hotel is well situated for exploring the countryside, for visiting National Trust properties, and famous Cotswold gardens. Acclaimed for its unique charm, the Bay Tree Hotel in Burford has welcomed visitors through its solid oak doors since 1565. With its walls of mellow Cotswold limestone, enhanced by ancient wisterias, it is steeped in character and times past. The Cotswolds abounds in attractive villages and towns, pretty streets with a wealth and variety of antique shops, inviting small cafÉs and enchanting hotels and hostelries, amongst which the Bay Tree Hotel at Burford is truly outstanding. Few could resist the rustic charm of this picturesque retreat.

Centrally located on Oxford’s famous High Street, the Georgian-styled Old Bank Hotel is a breath-taking statement in design. The sophisticated boutique property features 43 guest bedrooms, each with unrivalled views of the city’s most famous landmarks. Many of the well-appointed guest rooms boast dazzling views of the Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera & All Souls College. The Old Bank Hotel is home to Quod Restaurant & Bar, offering a show-stopping onyx bar and stylish Italian terrace served alongside modern bistro delights. Unwind at the hotel's exclusive library, an intimate space with a wide selection of literature for you to enjoy at leisure. Experience historic Oxford from the comfort of the chic Old Bank Hotel.