Private Tour of Windsor Castle

 Windsor Castle, one of the oldest and largest occupied castles worldwide, serves as home for Queen Elizabeth and her family and regularly serves as venue for State occasions.

Woodcarvers were using ancient draw knives to smooth 1,200-pound oak beams while plasterers formed tiny flowers manually while gilders added gold leaf.

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Free Breakfast

Take advantage of free breakfast in your room and the hotel's many amenities - like airport shuttle service and free parking - while relaxing in their on-site hot tub or sauna.

Windsor Castle is the oldest continuously inhabited castle in the world and one of Queen Elizabeth's official residences. It houses State Apartments used for State events as well as an impressive art and armory collection, while St George's Chapel hosted Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding ceremony in May 2018.

After touring Windsor Castle, discover Leamington Spa. This riverside town features elegant Regency architecture and charming streets for you to discover as you stroll the shops and restaurants nearby.

Free Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi connections can be an ideal way to stay connected while traveling. By using an app, you can easily locate and log onto the closest hotspot - many even offer maps of their area! In restaurants, libraries, and public parks you may also find Wi-Fi available free of charge!

Windsor Castle, one of Queen Elizabeth's favorite residences and one of the oldest continuously inhabited castles worldwide, can be found near Eton College where Princes William and Harry studied, Bath and Stonehenge are just short drives away.

The Castle Hotel provides concierge services that can assist in making reservations at the best restaurants and events in town, and offers free breakfast, while their front desk can assist in purchasing tickets to local attractions.

Free Parking

COSY Central Windsor Apartment & Free Parking! is situated within 12km of Dorney Lake and 12km of LaplandUK, featuring a garden as well as complimentary private parking on site.

Windsor Castle is the world's oldest and largest inhabited castle, built in 11th-century by William the Conqueror and Queen Elizabeth's favorite residence.

Explore the castle precincts and St George's chapel before exploring the State Apartments independently with audioguides provided. Your driver-guide will accompany you throughout your tour of Hampton Court Palace.

Explore the picturesque rolling English countryside and water meadows which inspired Kenneth Grahame's classic children's novel "Wind in the Willows". Visit Eton College where Princes William and Harry studied as students.

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Windsor Castle has long been the center of royal work and entertainment. On your guided tour, take in its state apartments, royal chapel and other treasures like its Green Drawing Room featuring its iconic Axminster carpet from Queen Victoria's coronation era.

After your visit, wander Windsor Great Park for a relaxing stroll - once an old Norman hunting ground that inspired Kenneth Grahame to write Wind in the Willows! Take an enjoyable short stroll through Eton where there are charming shops and many classic English pubs!

Are you curious to experience more of Britain? Check out our Windsor Castle, Bath and Stonehenge tour or one of our full day trips from London that include comfortable transportation.

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An ideal option for those wanting to experience Windsor Castle and its surroundings without making a full weekend commitment, this package includes weekend accommodations in a former royal palace within Windsor & the Great Park, exclusive access to historic sites and areas typically closed to the public, and private tours led by an expert guide.

Start off your trip to England's legendary "public" school Eton, where boys still wear traditional black tail coats, before moving across the river to Windsor Castle - one of Queen Elizabeth II's Official Residences and home to one of its oldest continually inhabited castles - which boasts one of its longest continuous occupation periods ever and boasts State Apartments that provide an extensive visual library of Western fine arts.

Next, explore Hampton Court Palace - a palace designed for pleasure rather than defense - and learn how it was developed under Henry VIII and William IV's rule.

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