Guest User: Excellent service? Location is also amazing, close 15 mins walk to the airport. Comfy bed and great shower pressure. I tried their kitchen too this time which was also quite tasty.
Spittlesea Rd
From € 55
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Recommended stays in Luton
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Guest User: Nice experience, friendly environment, good place for stay
40a Guildford St
From € 36
Seryoga: Very convenient hotel - minutes walking distance from the terminal, early breakfast, friendly staff - highly recommended, especially for early morning flights
2 Percival Way
From € 68
Guest User: Lovely and helpful staff. Clean and spacious rooms. Only improvement would be to have better/firmer pillows please ☺️
Airport Way
From € 87
Guest User: Stayed here for 1 night before catching a flight right in the centre of Luton, parking costs around 8-10 for the night. Hotel itself was clean and staff helpful, would I stay again - yes
Library Rd
From € 45
Gino Moore: Staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. Was able to get assistance at all hours.
1 Mill Street
From € 38
killyourselfdear: Great to stay in for a night 🌉 thank you 🙏 and bless your family 😗 Ps. I found still water and coca cola diet in the fridge (plus coffee and tea) big plus x
28 Eaton Valley Rd
From € 36
Guest User: Easy go airport and very good location, And also staff very friendly...
42-50 Kimpton Rd
From € 62
Guest User: Great location easy one busstop to airport. Nice restaurant/bar. Friendly staff.
London Luton Airport, Airport Way
From € 57
Dejan Skaljac: The Premier Inn is a decent value for money. The staff were very helpful at check-in given that we arrived a bit earlier than 3pm , they allowed us to to change into clothing more appropriate for the toasty afternoon ( sunny and 25C) and leave our belongings in storage behind the reception. The biggest drawback , in my books, was the fact the window in our room was sealed shut and we had to rely on the HVAC system for fresh air. The location made it easy to reach from Luton Airport after a 10 min walk from the Luton Station Interchange, but the surrounding area has a bit of a rough edge to it.
Regent St, Chapel Langley
From € 50
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Free to explore! The pinnacle of British aesthetics | V&A Museum immersive exhibition guide
Finally checked off the most beautiful museum in London! The V&A is breathtakingly beautiful 🥹 Key point: Free admission 🎫 No reservation required ❗️ It is truly a treasure trove of the art world. I could spend all day here without getting bored; it has officially become my top museum in Europe 💕 · —📸 Must-visit photo spots—— ✨ Jewelry Gallery on the second floor (Rooms 91-93) Queen Victoria's diamond crown 💍 Three entire walls of royal jewelry, all bling-bling ✨ The dark-themed exhibition hall comes with its own high-end filter. Every photo looks like it's straight out of a medieval oil painting! 👗 The Fashion Gallery is stunning Vintage pieces from 500 years ago and modern haute couture compete for attention on the same stage. Classic designs from Chanel and Dior can all be found here. Seeing a fashion show that spans thousands of years is well worth the price of admission! · —⏰ Best time to visit—— Recommended: 2:00 PM–5:00 PM for the fewest crowds + the most beautiful light and shadow. The afternoon sunlight streaming down from the dome is gorgeous. Every shot has that "old money" aesthetic. 💡 Visiting Tips: 1️⃣ Wear comfortable shoes! The museum is huge. 2️⃣ The symmetrical composition of the Sculpture Gallery is a must-shoot 📸 3️⃣ The scones in the first-floor cafe are delicious. Seeing the ladies elegantly strolling through the exhibits, I couldn't help but imagine myself as a young lady from Downton Abbey 👑 Girls, come and check it out! I guarantee you'll fall in love with this treasure of a museum ❤️
🇬🇧 Your Ultimate First-Timer’s Guide to London: What to Know Before You Go! ✈️
First time in London? Omg, you’re about to have the best trip EVER! London isn’t just Big Ben and those Insta-famous red buses – it’s a whole vibe, packed with legendary landmarks, royally good palaces, insane shopping, mouthwatering food markets, and even scenic train getaways to nearby countries. Ready to slay your London adventure? Let’s dive in! 😍 ✈️ 1. WHERE TO FLY London has SIX major airports, so you’ve got options: · Heathrow Airport (TW6 1QG, open 24/7) · Gatwick Airport (RH6 0NP, open 24/7) · Stansted Airport (CM24 1QW, open 24/7) · Luton Airport (LU2 9LY, open 24/7) · London City Airport (E16 2PX, usually 5:00–22:00) · Southend Airport (SS2 6YF, check operating hours!) · Smart Travel Tip:* Check which airport has the best flight deals + easiest transfers to your hotel. 🚆 2. HOW TO GET INTO CENTRAL LONDON · Heathrow – Zoom in on the Elizabeth line (fast & cheap), Piccadilly line (easy + cheap!), or splurge for the Heathrow Express · Gatwick – Gatwick Express, Southern or Thameslink trains · Stansted – Stansted Express train straight into the city · Luton – Train to St Pancras International + Luton DART shuttle · London City – Hop on the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) · Southend – Direct trains to London Liverpool Street 🏨 3. WHERE TO STAY · Covent Garden/Soho – Walk anywhere, shop, eat, repeat · Paddington – Super handy for train + tube connections · Bloomsbury – Bookish vibes, museums, chill cafés · Victoria – Near Westminster, Buckingham Palace, and those royal photo ops 👑 4. MUST-VISITS THAT ARE 👏 A 👏 VIBE · Westminster – Big Ben, Parliament & classic London views · Buckingham Palace + St James’s Park – Royal feelings unlocked · Tower Bridge – Snap that riverside shot for the ‘gram! · British Museum (Great Russell St, WC1B 3DG, open daily 10:00–17:00) – History buffs YES · Covent Garden – Street shows, boutiques, cafés (endless people-watching) · Notting Hill – Insta-famous pastel streets + Portobello Road Market · Bonus*: Camden Market (punky + fun), Hyde Park (great for a chill), and catch a West End musical for that "wow" night out! 🛍️ 5. SHOP ‘TIL YOU DROP · Oxford & Regent Street – Famous high street shopping · Primark – Go wild with affordable fashion · Boots – Beauty products + travel essentials galore · Camden Market – Best for quirky, unique finds · Bicester Village (top outlet deals just outside London: 50 Pingle Dr, Bicester OX26 6WD) · Selfridges & Harrods – Feeling fancy? Spoil yourself here 🍴 6. EAT THESE FOODS OR REGRET IT · Fish & Chips – Like, you HAVE to · Sunday Roast – If you’re in London on a Sunday, don’t miss it · British Afternoon Tea – Pinkies up! · Chinatown – Dim sum heaven · Borough Market (8 Southwark St, SE1 1TL; open Mon–Sat: 10:00–17:00) – Street food paradise 🌍 7. EASY NEXT-STOPS BY TRAIN (Iconic City Hopping!) · Paris 🇫🇷 – Eiffel Tower, museums, out-of-this-world pastries · Brussels 🇧🇪 – Stunning squares + Belgian waffles · Amsterdam 🇳🇱 – Lovely canals and cycling galore · Edinburgh 🏴 – Castles, cobbled streets, epic views Eurostar gets you direct to Paris, Brussels, or Amsterdam from London St Pancras. Edinburgh? Jump a train from London King’s Cross. Fast, comfy, and those window views! ✅ 8. BEFORE YOU GO · Make sure your passport is valid · Malaysian passport? Double-check the UK ETA requirement · Book must-see sights & train tickets early (some things sell out fast!) · Most places take contactless payment – hello, convenience · Pack a UK plug adapter · Always check the weather/app for tube or train delays · Bring comfy shoes—you‘ll be walking A LOT 💡 MY TOP TIP: Spend 4–5 days just for London, then pop to Paris or Edinburgh if you want to try another city. Go slow, enjoy, and don’t feel you have to see *everything!* Travel should be YOUR fun, not a checklist. 👉 SAVE this post for your next trip, TAG your travel bestie, and FOLLOW for more spicy travel guides, hacks, and inspiration! #LondonTravel #FirstTimeInLondon #Eurostar
🇬🇧 London on a Budget — The Ultimate DIY Guide 💷✨
Think London’s only for the bougie crowd? Think again! 💸 You don’t need to blow your wallet to soak up all the London vibes. Here’s the lowdown on how to absolutely SLAY the city on a budget, without missing out on those iconic sights and experiences! ✈️ COMPARE THOSE AIRPORTS LIKE A PRO London's got SIX airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, London City, and Southend. Don’t just eye the airfare — check the total cost to central London (transfers can really add up!). Quick tip: Heathrow Express is speedy but $$, while the Tube or coaches are way cheaper. 🏨 STAY SMART, NOT PRICEY Forget overpriced Zone 1 hotels! Look into cool neighborhoods like Stratford, Wembley, Hammersmith, Greenwich, and Croydon. You’ll get better deals, plus easy Tube and train links to all the action. Find affordable stays right on trip.com for extra flexibility and deals! 🚇 MASTER PUBLIC TRANSPORT Swipe with Contactless or Oyster card for sweet daily fare caps (trust, you’ll save loads). Hop on regular London buses for epic city views and cute short rides. BONUS: London is insanely walkable, so stroll whenever you can — it’s the best way to stumble onto hidden gems. 🌆 FREEEEE VIEWS, BABY Sky Garden (20 Fenchurch Street, Mon-Fri 10am–6pm, Sat-Sun 11am–9pm) Horizon 22 (22 Bishopsgate, check website for hours) The Lookout These sky-high platforms serve up epic skyline views for £0! Book your entry slots in advance online so you don’t miss your chance. The view is 🤯! 🏛️ LOADS OF FREE MUSEUMS You gotta hit up: British Museum (Great Russell St, Bloomsbury, open daily 10am–5pm) Natural History Museum (Cromwell Rd, South Kensington, open daily 10am–5:50pm) Science Museum (Exhibition Rd, South Kensington, open daily 10am–6pm) Victoria & Albert Museum (Cromwell Rd, Knightsbridge, open daily 10am–5:45pm) All have free general admission — so max out your geeky side without maxing out your cash. 🌳 PARK IT UP FOR FREE Chill in the city’s iconic parks: Primrose Hill (epic city views) Greenwich Park (stand on the Prime Meridian!) Hyde Park (endless chill zones) St James’s Park (duck squad + palace views) Pack a picnic and live your local best life. 🍜 EAT SMART, SPEND LESS Supermarket meal deals = lunch for under £5. Affordable Asian eats in Chinatown or grab groceries for budget-friendly DIY meals. Pro-tip: look for yellow sticker markdowns at supermarkets for major meal steals. 💳 SPENDING HACKS Ditch the foreign exchange booths and use a solid multi-currency card (think Wise, BigPay, etc.) for the best deals. Bring a reusable water bottle — tap water here is top-tier and free everywhere! 🎟️ DON’T PAY FULL PRICE FOR ATTRACTIONS Snag 2-for-1 deals on attractions (especially for train ticket holders) and West End rush tickets for shows at a fraction of the price. Scope out deals before handing over your cash. THE DIY LONDON FORMULA: ✈️ Fly smart 🏨 Stay smart 🚇 Move smart 🌆 Chase free experiences 🍜 Eat and drink smart 🎟️ Hunt 🔥 for discounts You DON’T need a big budget to have a BIG London adventure. Go bold, spend less, and capture more memories! 🇬🇧 LESS SPENDING. MORE LONDON. Save this guide for your trip, and tag your London buddy now! 🥳 #LondonTravel #LondonOnABudget #DIYTravel #TravelHacks #BudgetTravel #LondonGuide
Unique Venue Near Luton Station
Just a 2-minute walk from Luton Station, this place offers a fantastic setting for music events. It’s cozy, stylish, and vibrant, with distinctive touches like cassette-decorated toilets and table lamps. The staff are incredibly welcoming and committed to ensuring a great experience. They serve a good variety of beers at reasonable prices. I first visited in May to see Sorrel Nation and was so impressed that I returned on July 17th for Seamus Fogarty. Definitely worth the trip from Kettering!
London First-Timer Stay Planner: Covent Garden, Waterloo—or South Kensington?
London may look compact on a map—but “central London” is not one hotel zone. The best base is not simply the neighbourhood closest to the most landmarks. It is the one that removes the most friction from your actual trip: walking, Tube changes, airport transfers, theatre returns, luggage and room comfort. 🧭 THE QUICK ANSWER 🎭 COVENT GARDEN / STRAND EDGE Best for: · Maximum central walking · Theatre nights · Soho, Chinatown and Trafalgar Square · Dining and entertainment · Short first trips · Easy midday hotel breaks Trade-offs: · Frequent room-price premium · Compact room options · Crowds and evening noise · Some deep or busy stations Choose a quieter Covent Garden, Strand or Aldwych edge rather than the loudest nightlife street. 🌊 WATERLOO / CENTRAL SOUTH BANK Best for: · The Thames and Westminster · London Eye and river walks · Family landmark days · National Rail and several Underground lines · A practical balance of sightseeing and transport Trade-offs: · Waterloo is a very large station · Station entrances may be far apart · Some “South Bank” hotels sit well inland · North-bank evenings may require bridge crossings or transport A river view does not automatically mean easy Tube access. Check the exact hotel pin. 🏛️ SOUTH KENSINGTON / GLOUCESTER ROAD Best for: · Natural History Museum · Science Museum · V&A · Hyde Park · Museum-focused families · Apartments and longer stays · Calmer evenings · A useful Heathrow relationship Trade-offs: · More transport for Covent Garden, South Bank and eastern London · Higher prices near the museum core · Hotels may use “Kensington” too broadly South Kensington, Gloucester Road, Kensington High Street and Earl’s Court are not interchangeable bases. 💷 LOOKING FOR CENTRAL VALUE? Test Bloomsbury or Holborn. They can offer: · British Museum access · Walking distance towards Covent Garden · Quieter evenings · Several station choices · Better-value potential on some dates Need broader room or apartment options? Earl’s Court can work—but expect more daily travel to the theatre district, river and eastern sights. ⏳ WHICH BASE FITS YOUR STAY LENGTH? 2 NIGHTS Prioritise time. Covent Garden is the strongest default for classic central sightseeing and theatre. Choose Waterloo when the river, Westminster or Waterloo rail matters most. Choose South Kensington when museums, Heathrow or a suitable family room controls the decision. Do not split the stay. 4 NIGHTS Balance the base. Covent Garden works best when walking and theatre matter most. Waterloo works well for river, landmark and family-focused days. South Kensington suits museum-heavy trips and travellers preferring calmer evenings. One hotel is still the default. 7 NIGHTS Protect the room. For a full week, check: · Actual room size · Bed configuration · Family occupancy · Lift and entrance steps · Air conditioning · Storage and laundry · Kitchenette or apartment facilities · Supermarkets · Night-time noise Do not move farther out solely because the trip is longer. The room should improve—but daily journeys must remain practical. ✈️ SHOULD THE AIRPORT CHOOSE THE HOTEL? Sometimes—but not always. Heathrow: South Kensington has a useful Piccadilly-line relationship. Paddington may work better when Heathrow Express, the Elizabeth line or western rail controls the stay. Gatwick: Victoria is the strongest gateway exception. London Bridge, Blackfriars and St Pancras may also suit Thameslink-led trips. Stansted: Current direct rail links may include Liverpool Street, Tottenham Hale and selected Stratford services. Recheck the actual date. Luton: The complete journey includes the airport terminal, DART, Luton Airport Parkway and central-London rail. London City: Expect a DLR journey followed by a central interchange. Airport-train time is not hotel door-to-door time. Add terminal movement, baggage, waiting, station corridors, interchange and the final hotel walk. 🚆 EUROSTAR OR EARLY TRAIN? St Pancras may become the best exception for Eurostar or Luton rail. King’s Cross suits northern rail. Paddington suits Heathrow and western rail. Victoria suits Gatwick, coaches and southern rail. Waterloo suits southern and south-western rail. Do not move hotels for the final night unless it genuinely removes a high-stakes departure, several luggage changes or a mobility barrier. 🚶 WALK, TUBE, BUS—OR TAXI? Use the right mode for each section. Walk: For one valuable sightseeing cluster, theatre returns, river sections and neighbourhood time. Tube: For cross-city movement and long east–west journeys. Bus: For direct surface routes, a seated recovery and shorter walking days. Taxi or licensed private hire: When luggage, mobility, rain or an awkward late return creates real friction. No London base eliminates public transport. ♿ ACCESSIBILITY IS A COMPLETE JOURNEY Do not check only the station name. Confirm: · Hotel entrance and lift · Accessible room details · Pavements and crossings · Exact station entrance · Street-to-platform access · Platform-to-train access · Interchange distance · Lift status · Destination exit · Final walk A station with lifts does not guarantee a completely step-free journey. 📌 BEFORE BOOKING 1. Decide whether theatre, river, museums, family comfort, airport or rail matters most. 2. Choose the base area. 3. Check the exact hotel map pin. 4. Confirm the room, lift, air conditioning, access and noise. 5. Review cancellation terms, taxes, breakfast and minimum stays. 6. Recheck transport works, strikes, lift outages and airport services. FINAL RULE: Do not book London by neighbourhood name alone. Book the hotel pin, station, room, airport route and evening return as one connected system. Save this before choosing your London hotel. #London #LondonTravel #LondonHotels #CoventGarden #Waterloo #SouthBank #SouthKensington #WhereToStayInLondon #LondonFirstTimer #LondonTravelGuide #LondonTrip #UKTravel #FamilyTravel #TripPlanning
Love in Prague | 4 days 3 nights stunning itinerary revealed
?? Love in Prague | 4 days 3 nights itinerary 🏰 The time-traveling medieval fairy tale journey officially begins! This is Kafka’s hometown and the filming location for Jay Chou’s "Love Loser" MV~ 👉 DAY 1: First encounter with Prague ✈️ London Luton Airport → Prague Václav Havel Airport 🚗 Airport → Prague Old Town Square (tips: taxi from airport to city center takes about 30 minutes) Must-see spots at Old Town Square: ☑️ Astronomical clock – the mechanical show on the hour is amazing! ☑️ Týn Church – the Gothic twin towers are perfect for photos ☑️ Hus statue – an iconic Prague landmark sculpture 🍽️ Dinner recommendation: There are many great Czech restaurants around Old Town Square. Be sure to try Czech roast pork knuckle and beer! 👉 DAY 2: Stroll across Charles Bridge 🌉 Charles Bridge is most beautiful early morning! Arrive before 7 AM to avoid crowds 🕌 Explore Prague Castle district: ▫️ St. Vitus Cathedral ▫️ Golden Lane ▫️ Old Royal Palace 🌇 In the evening, head to Petřín Hill to watch the sunset and overlook the golden city! 👉 DAY 3: Vltava River cruise ⛴️ Take a boat cruise to admire the architecture on both banks 🏛️ Visit the Jewish Quarter and the Pink Church 🛍️ Free shopping time: You can find lots of handmade crafts at Havel Market 👉 DAY 4: Farewell time Spend your last day leisurely wandering Old Town Buy some souvenirs: Bohemian crystal and marionettes are very unique ✈️ Depart for home Essential tips: ✅ Czech Republic uses Czech koruna ✅ Christmas markets in December are magical ✅ Remember to bring comfortable shoes; cobblestone streets can be tough on your feet Save this guide and stroll hand in hand with your loved one through Prague! 💕
Luton Hoo Hotel, a new landmark for happy vacations!
Hey, friends, I’m Teresa. This time I took my little one to the Luton Hoo Golf & Spa Hotel in the UK to experience a different kind of British charm.😉 🌟 An oasis next to the airport As soon as I stepped out of Luton Airport, the shuttle took me straight to this hidden paradise. The hotel is really close to the airport, but once you enter the gate, all the noise is instantly blocked out, as if you’ve stepped into a tranquil garden. 🌿 Nearby are the ZSL Whipsnade Zoo and Stockwood Discovery Centre, perfect for families with kids to explore the wonders of nature. 🌟 Luxurious experience, little joys in the spa Speaking of Luton Hoo Golf & Spa Hotel, I have to mention its spa. Here, I enjoyed a full-body massage that seemed to gently dissolve all my fatigue. 💆♀️ Every therapist’s skill was highly praised, and combined with the soothing music, it was the ultimate relaxation for both body and mind. 🌟 Food paradise, a feast for the taste buds The food at Wernher Restaurant is truly unforgettable. Whether it’s the English breakfast in the morning or the exquisite dinner at night, every dish touches your taste buds. 🍳 Especially the steak, crispy on the outside and tender inside, paired with a glass of red wine—it’s simply delicious. Plus, the bar has a great atmosphere; after a day of sightseeing, having a few drinks here really lifts your spirits. 🌟 Cozy rooms, the warmth of home The hotel rooms are designed to be modern yet cozy, each with its own character. The beds are soft and comfortable, lying on them feels just like being back in your own bed. 🛏️ I especially loved the big bathtub—taking a bath at night while enjoying the view outside is a kind of comfort you have to experience yourself to understand. This trip to Luton Hoo Golf & Spa Hotel not only let me feel the elegance of Britain but also helped me find that peace and joy in travel. If you’re looking for a place to both relax and enjoy, this is definitely worth a try! ✨
London | Travel from London Luton Airport
Luton airport is one of my favourite airports in London as it is convenient to travel from Kings Cross. Customers can purchase the train tickets from Trip.com and choose the trains from St Pancras to Luton. After arrive at Luton, customers need to purchase the shuttle tickets to airport (about £5). Only one stop, customers will see the Luton airport. In the duty free shop, there are a variety of choices including different perfume brands and well-known food brands. 📍London Luton Airport, Airport Way, Luton LU2 9LY #mytraveldiary #london
🌿 Stockwood Discovery Centre – A Treasure of Heritage & Nature in Luton 🌿
#stunningview Tucked away in the heart of Luton, Stockwood Discovery Centre is a unique blend of history, art, and nature—making it one of the town’s best free attractions. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens, this museum and cultural hub offers something for everyone, from curious children to history lovers. Inside, you’ll find fascinating exhibitions of local archaeology, geology, and social history, alongside the famous Mossman Carriage Collection, the largest of its kind in Europe. Each carriage tells a story of travel, style, and craftsmanship across the centuries. Step outside and wander through themed gardens, including the sensory garden and period gardens, which reflect designs from different eras. Seasonal blooms, sculptures, and quiet corners make it a perfect place for a relaxed stroll or picnic. Families will love the interactive displays and outdoor play spaces, while art enthusiasts will appreciate the rotating exhibitions showcasing creativity and culture. With its mix of learning and leisure, Stockwood Discovery Centre is more than a museum—it’s a day out that connects people with both heritage and the natural world. ✨ Tip: Admission is free, so it’s perfect for budget-friendly family visits. Don’t miss the café for homemade treats with garden views. #StockwoodDiscoveryCentre #LutonAttractions #FamilyDaysOut #HeritageAndNature #HiddenGemsUK #TravelEngland
Unforgettable 17th Birthday at Luton Hoo
Our stay at Luton Hoo from February 1st to 2nd for our daughter's 17th birthday was exceptional. This hotel remains my favorite, and each visit feels distinctive. From our arrival, we experienced an unforgettable journey. The long, beautiful drive up to the Mansion House is always stunning, but this time, spotting wild deer, a hare, and geese added an extra touch of magic that made it feel like stepping into a grand period drama. A warm welcome from the wonderful doorman set the tone; he's always friendly, always a pleasure to talk and laugh with. It's these personal touches that make Luton Hoo feel like home. The incredible staff is especially memorable; so many remember me and genuinely inquire about my well-being, adding a personal and welcoming vibe each time. Luton Hoo's history is truly fascinating, giving the stay the feeling of living in a grand country mansion rather than just visiting a hotel. Its elegance, charm, and heritage enhance the magic of every visit. Our afternoon in the spa was all about relaxation as we luxuriated in the jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room. A delightful surprise awaited us even before arrival: a thoughtful call from a lovely gentleman the day prior to confirm details, during which he revealed an upgrade to a Parkland Suite—actually, the stunning Roof Garden Suite, Room 149! Spacious, elegant, and utterly luxurious, it elevated our stay to new heights. A selection of delicious chocolates and a hand-signed note from the Hotel Manager surprised my very lucky daughter. The inclusion of a Nespresso machine in the room was a perfect touch for coffee lovers! The evening continued perfectly with expertly crafted cocktails in the lounge, followed by dinner at The Wernher. The pork belly was rich and flavorful, perfectly cooked, while the cheese board was an indulgent delight. Breakfast the next morning impressed with divine overnight oats topped with blueberries, raspberries, and crunchy granola, and Luton Hoo’s scrambled eggs are simply the best (so many hotels get them wrong, but not here!). This birthday is one my daughter will treasure forever. We'll return before her 18th! Thank you, Luton Hoo, for making it so special; we can’t wait to come back!
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
Having visited the Harry Potter studios in Tokyo before, I was familiar with the earlier parts. The difference was that the London studio included an exhibit on Gringotts Castle, and during our visit, there were some Death Eater performances, which were quite entertaining. Finally, the entire Hogwarts Castle wasn't just an exhibit; it also featured a light and shadow show. If I were to personally recommend visiting the Harry Potter studios for the first time, I'd suggest going to London. Firstly, the language is more familiar to Chinese people, and secondly, there's more interaction. Also, in terms of transportation, it's a 20-minute walk from Uston Station to Watford Junction Station, where there's a free shuttle bus to the studios, which is very convenient.
卡罗尔Whipsnade Zoo
It was a trip to United Kingdom with family and we visited Whipsnade Zoo. The kids and I really enjoyed a lot and we will definitely visit again!
Arrow_The British Museum
Diana was exceptionally kind, even showing us several more galleries with precise navigation, humorous explanations, and a well-organized schedule. She was incredibly welcoming; I'm so grateful to have met her—she felt like family and friends. The British Museum truly lived up to its reputation. We booked a table at GCR restaurant, which was nice, but really unnecessary. We just grabbed a sandwich and coffee on the first floor and continued exploring. It was a rare treat to spend a whole day there, from morning till night—it was incredibly satisfying!
Anonymous userLondon Eye
Super fast and convenient!No need to book days in advance. I just bought my ticket on Trip.com right when I arrived, and it was issued within seconds. Highly recommend!
Quah8Phantom of The Opera
Classic, actors and actresses sang and acted well. Bring chills to me with all the Opera sings
PetyongWindsor Castle
Getting from London to Windsor by bus (702 green line) is very convenient, even without taking the train. Photography is prohibited inside the church and castle. Seeing Queen Mary's Toy House reminded me of the inspiration for many miniature landscape designs in China. I personally think it's well worth a visit. Buying tickets is also very convenient. If you want to see the Changing of the Guard ceremony, enter the castle around 1 PM to find a good spot.
Elaine328Buckingham Palace
After visiting Windsor Castle and Chatsworth House (Darcy Estate), we then visited Buckingham Palace. If you could only visit one palace in the UK, it would have to be Buckingham Palace. Photography is not allowed inside the royal palaces, as is the case with Windsor Castle, so we could focus on the guided tour. The gift shop after the Buckingham Palace tour has some limited-edition items available only there, making great souvenirs. I bought a Buckingham Palace + Royal Horse Stables combo ticket. The product page stated that visiting the Royal Horse Stables allowed direct entry to Buckingham Palace, but this wasn't actually the case. The State Rooms and the Royal Horse Stables are exchanged at two separate locations, not far apart. However, the ticket exchange and verification are handled by different people, and the verification personnel strictly adhere to the reserved time. The Royal Horse Stables houses the Golden Carriage used exclusively for coronation ceremonies, which is worth seeing; there are also carriages for tourists to ride in and take photos.
lilianna0309Westminster Abbey
Westminster Abbey is honestly not highly recommended unless you want to see the graves of royalty or famous people, like Newton and Hawking, whom we found there. But if you don't enjoy visiting graves, there's no need to go.
徐生姜🍺St. Paul's Cathedral
Much cheaper than the official website, and the entry was incredibly smooth. The Great Dome was absolutely stunning; it was definitely worth the effort to climb up and overlook the east bank of the Thames. I even went to see the Harry Potter staircase from the staff. A truly fulfilling experience.
花花小兔Tower of London
The must-see exhibit is the Royal Jewels exhibition. A basic understanding of British history is recommended for a truly worthwhile visit. From here, you can see Tower Bridge and The Shard. It's easily accessible by the Underground.
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- Riviere du Loup Travel Guide
- Vilnius Travel Guide
- Chatan Travel Guide
- Uji Travel Guide
- Carregal do Sal Travel Guide
- Szeged Travel Guide
- Sunnyvale Travel Guide
- Jieshou Travel Guide