Premium Tours - London

Janet D.

Had an amazing tour with Nicholas and driver Miguel. Was a once in a lifetime experience at two UNESCO sites that could not be seen properly on a screen. Such an exceptional experience. Nick was so knowledgeable about the two sites bath and Stonehenge. Lots of good jokes and Nicholas and Miguel seemed to feed off of each others energy. We had a great time with lots of laughs and the best part was how timely and on schedule we were. The group was polite and respectful and TIMELY. I cannot stress that enough. Don’t be that dude who derails the trip by making the group wait for you. Nick was so nice and even gave us 5 min after the allotted time to make it back for those stragglers . So if you get left, it was all on you. Be an adult and take ownership for it. Anywhoo five stars and Nick has Iived in London all his life so has a lot of good recommendations for sites, food, and fun facts! Highly recommend!

Samantha A.

Had a really lovely experience seeing Stonehenge and Bath with this tour company. I think it was mostly due to our lovely guide Lisa. She was absolutely full of fun facts and great stories. Very relaxed day start to finish, we were never rushed through any location and mostly you are left to your own devices to explore which I personally really enjoyed. Lots of little nap breaks on the bus as well.

Chesty P.

What a great experience! Went to Stonehenge and Bath day trip. Very well organized trip with lots of time to do both sites. Our guide Michael Cain (Clive) was funny, entertaining and gave lots of useful Information. Our bussy Lamar had great skills and drove flawlessly. I highly recommend this tour, we had an absolute blast!!!

Adelin T.

We recently had the pleasure of joining the Stonehenge and Roman Bath tour (Tour 8) guided by Michael (Clive) Cain and driven by reliable Robert. From start to finish, it was an unforgettable experience thanks to their exceptional professionalism and warm personalities.

Michael’s blend of fascinating knowledge, and fun facts truly brought the journey to life. He has a talent for storytelling that made every stop and sight feel meaningful and engaging. Whether it was historical insights, local legends, or his clever humor, he kept us captivated throughout the trip.

A special mention goes to Robert, whose calm and careful driving made us feel safe and comfortable the entire time. Navigating challenging roads with ease, he ensured we could relax and enjoy the journey without a single worry.

Together, they made a fantastic team, turning what could have been just another tour into a highlight of our trip. We couldn’t recommend them highly enough and will definitely be looking for their expertise on future adventures!

Daniel S.

Windsor, Stonehenge, Lacock, Bath and 14th century pub lunch tour... The reality: It is too much for one day. It was in a double decker bus. The top deck had no air conditioning. It was hotter than hades in the top deck, 71 people in a sweat box (License plate ends in OJM). The bus takes you to Windsor. "You won't be the first but you won't be the last." There is a long line to get into the castle. Might want to bring a portable stool, you'll be standing quite a while. There is a lot of walking required at each site and at at Stonehenge in particular. The bus takes you to the town of Bath but the bath house is extra cost and on this particular tour there is not enough time to see the bath houses. You'll be pretty hungry by this time. And the pub lunch in Lacock isn't until dinner at about 6 pm. The town of Lacock is cute with its slate roof houses. The pub is quaint. Food is about 2 out five. It was another £5.50 for a half pint of lager. It was a long sleepy trip back in a very very hot bus. If I owned the "Premium" business, I'd be offering a refund or a voucher. Derrick, the articulate tour guide, solicited tips at the end of the tour. We won't do that tour again. A positive note, the driver Christian was a very good driver.

Tori B.

We did a full-day tour of Windsor Castle, Stonehenge, Bath, and the pub lunch/supper in Lacock. Overall we enjoyed the day - when else will we get to see these sites? But it’s a long day with shorts stops at each site — we didn’t realize how crowded each site would be nor how the crowds would affect our enjoyment of each experience. (You can see some of the crowds in my photos.) There’s nothing that the tour company can do about that, of course, but for example by the time we got on the tram to Stonehenge, we literally had 10 minutes to walk around the stones then had to hustle back to the tram to get to the bus on time. Each stop was like that. If you look at it as a “tasting” of UK sites outside of London, you’ll enjoy it.

I did appreciate our tour guide, Carol, who did everything possible to take care of everyone on the bus all day. And she was quite informative along the route, pointing out sites and giving a nice overview of the countryside and history as we drove around. The bus was also comfortable, even for my tall family.

Pack plenty of snacks and water. The “lunch” on our tour was actually at 6:00pm. There are places to get food at each stop, but that eats into your time in the location.

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, and be prepared for a lot of standing in queues. Especially in August… I couldn’t believe the crowds everywhere we went around London and areas around the city.

And be prepared to sit on a bus for many hours. For me the time passed easily because I enjoyed the scenery, and it’s broken up into little chunks, but we covered over 300 miles in 14 hours… lots of bus time!

Finally, the bus lets off at a different place than it departs; ours left from Victoria Station and came back to a point in front of a hotel by the Gloucester Road Tube station. This wasn’t a problem for us because we could jump on the Tube and get to our hotel in a few stops… but I see how that would be a problem for some folks if they don’t know ahead of time.

Overall my entire family is grateful for the experience, we enjoyed it and will remember it always. It is an affordable price, too, for an entire day with all admission tickets and a meal included.

Thomas H.

we used this booking agent for London at night tour. booking online was easy, then you'll receive an email with tickets. your also provided a meeting place. ours was the park at the London eye. we take the tube walk a few blocks to the meeting area. this is where things started to slip. on the street, there are several open top tour buses none of which indicate what tour group they belong. we walked around found a man with a suit arguing with another man from a tour.
I saw in his hand a clipboard with tour names. so I asked which was our tour he speaks very little English. he directed us to a bus that the top deck was already full. we climb the steps found a seat inside the rain cover it's hot and you can't see out. the windows where very scratched. now we arrived at 7:20 for the 8:00 tour we found out the company had grossly over booked the 7:00 tour and our seats where filled by earlier tourists. the tour guide was excellent. the tour itself was mediocre at best. you drive around London at a snail pace starting while it was still light. being inside severely limited our ability to see much. so if you take this tour demand, you get seated in the open area or get a refund.

Linda L.

Luxury Escorted Paris Day Trip with Lunch on the Eiffel Tower: We only had 1 day available to see some of Paris before heading back to New York. We were so fortunate to have booked this particular tour. Our group met briefly in London before boarding the comfy Eurostar to Paris. Our guide David was entertaining, knowledgeable, and polite at every turn. Once in Paris, first we had a bus tour on the way to the Eiffel Tower with a chance to soak up the overall look and feel of the city. We had a wonderful lunch at the Tower's restaurant Madame Brasserie and time to take pics from the Eiffel Tower. The set menu for this tour included an aperitif with baguettes, a rather fancy salad with eggs, a main dish of delicious chicken and new potatoes, choice of red or white wine (or non alcoholic beverages of course) and espresso with a delicious gourmet chocolate cookie filled with hazelnut cream. After about 30 minutes to take pics we regrouped for a Riverboat cruise/tour down the lovely Seine. We were able to take in many more landmarks while waving to various passersby hanging out along the river, some even camping there. Finally our wonderful driver Bamba (sp?) picked us up and drove us to the Louvre. It would have been impossible to do any kind of justice to the Museum in the remaining time before taking the Eurostar back to London, but we had ample time to stroll around and take in the landmark buildings, outdoor gardens, and the glass Pyramid structures. Some people opted to find a cafe for a quick bite or to shop a bit in the Carrousel du Louvre Mall under the museum. It was truly an amazing amount to take in within 1 day. The pace was often leisurely and yet we saw a great deal.