 featured accommodations


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DAYS 1 -2  Your Presidential Tour begins with an overnight fl ight to Edinburgh. Upon arrival on Day 2, transfer to your hotel, the Moderate Deluxe Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, and check in. Later, you'll gather for a Welcome Reception and Dinner to begin your Presidential Journey in style. Or, begin three days earlier with our extension to the Scottish Highlands. Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa  (D)


 Edinburgh, Scotland


Situated in the heart of the city, the Moderate Deluxe Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa is just a few steps from the city’s famous Edinburgh Castle. Take in breathtaking views of the castle from one of the 269 newly-renovated rooms that blend subtle Scottish hues with contemporary design and off er Wi-Fi and interactive televisions. While here, take advantage of the Terrace Restaurant and more.


DAY 3 Edinburgh On a panoramic tour of Scotland’s lively capital today, you’ll discover the medieval old town that links the tower- ing Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace, as well as the elegant 18th century New Town. After the tour, you’ll have free time to explore this famous city on your own, perhaps delving into its many museums and galleries. T is evening, you’ll enjoy special Presidential features, including a cocktail reception and dinner. Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa  (B, D)


 London, England


See London in style when you stay at the Deluxe Langham Hotel, one of The Leading Hotels of the World®. Located in the heart of London’s West End, you’ll be steps from Regent’s Park and only a short walk from the best of London’s shopping, museums, and restaurants. Back at the hotel, enjoy two restaurants and bars, an indoor pool, health club & spa, and many other fi rst-rate amenities.


DAYS 4 -5 Edinburgh On Day 4, we journey north over Firth of Forth and into heather-covered glens to Perthshire, the heartland of Scotland’s farming country. You’ll stop at a whiskey distill- ery and discover how the bounty of the land is crafted into Scotland’s most famous export. Lunch is included. Along your way back to Edinburgh, you’ll see where Robert the Bruce secured Scotland’s independence at the Battle of Ban- nockburn just below the stark ramparts of Stirling Castle. T is evening, participate in a private Céilidh — a traditional Celtic celebration with music, poetry, stories, dance, and more! On Day 5, enjoy a free day in Edinburgh to explore at lei-


sure. Or, join an optional tour of the delightful little city of St. Andrews — the very birthplace of golf.  In the evening, join a literary pub crawl, and get to know some of your fellow travelers, as well as the Scottish locals! Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa  (2B, 1L)


  The Lake District, England


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Part of the 35-acre Langdale Estate and surrounded by woodland and streams of the Lake District, the Langdale Hotel & Spa consists of accommodations converted from historic buildings in a village-style setting. Enjoy a gym, a spa, and a swimming pool with countryside views. In luxuriously appointed guest rooms, you’ll have Wi-Fi ac- cess and take comfort in Egyptian cotton linens.


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London's impressive Parliament building is just one of the iconic landmarks you'll view on your included city tour.


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