Hyatt’s five-star luxury boutique hotel, Andaz Liverpool Street, warmly welcomes guests to discover the unrivaled city of London, the old and the new; to experience it authentically and intimately; to arrive a visitor and depart a local. Indulge in uncomplicated personalized service and inspiring experiences that redefine traditional hotel luxury at the Andaz, where the local neighborhood’s culture makes its way into the walls of its hotels. A stay at the Andaz puts you in the ideal location to explore London and its surrounding areas.

Located in the heart of the city and bordering vibrant East London, Andaz Liverpool Street hotel lends itself as the perfect location. An address adjacent to Liverpool Street station enables ease of access in and around London with the iconic Tower Bridge, Tower of London and St Paul’s Cathedral all within close walking distance. Whilst near this historic area of London, Andaz Liverpool Street hotel also provides a gateway between the City and East London’s buzzing Shoreditch restaurant, bar and nightlife scene. Just off the main tourist track, an array of art galleries, boutiques and markets await to be uncovered. For high street shopping, Oxford Street and Westfield Stratford City (Europe’s largest urban shopping centre) are each a 10 minute tube journey from the hotel.

Opened as the Great Eastern Hotel in 1884 and one of London’s original railway hotels, the Andaz is housed in a beautiful redbrick Victorian building designed by the architects of London’s famed Houses of Parliament. Once inside it transforms into a 21st-century masterpiece, a stunning blend of traditional and contemporary features throughout. The beautifully appointed guest rooms, seven fabulous restaurants and bars and 24-hour Health Club access cements its reputation as one of London’s most stylish hotels.

While the prominent historical sites are all within walking distance of the hotel, if you fancy seeing a different side to the city, the Andaz’s location on the fringes of creative and vibrant East London opens a door to a world of hidden gems including graffiti art, up and coming designer boutiques and museums and art galleries. If you are looking to ramble through markets, Columbia Road Flower Market, Old Spitalfields Market and Leadenhall Markets are all on the doorstep. For drinking and eating, you could not be in a better location, with East London’s Brick Lane, Shoreditch and Hoxton areas nearby.

Get ready for an illuminating experience in the City of Lights! Paris will mesmerize you with its beauty, history and cuisine, and you’ll have the opportunity to experience all three. From the top of the Eiffel Tower, to the calm waters of the Seine for a champagne sipping cruise, and down to the market where you’ll prepare for your chef-led cooking class, this is sure to be a decadent and delicious Parisian experience from beginning to end!

Stay in grand comfort at the Paris’ Hotel Le Littre, which puts you on the Left Bank, between Saint Germain des Pres and Montparnasse, the new areas for fashion designers and luxury shops. Stroll up and down the famous Champs Elysees and pose in front the Arc de Triomphe, which impressively stands above the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, solemnly commemorating the dead of the two world wars. You’ll pass more of Paris’ famous landmarks and structures as you make your way down the Seine on a champagne sipping cruise, replete with tastings of a Brut, a Demi Sec and a Rose champagne and a wine and cheese lunch. This is truly the most indulgent way to taste Paris! Of all Paris’ sights, one landmark you absolutely cannot miss is the Eiffel Tower, the tallest structure in all of Paris. You’ll see all of the City of Lights from the top, and with your skip the line pass, you won’t have to waste any time ascending all 1,063 feet!

Bring your appetite to Paris for your French market cooking class, a wonderful four-hour experience that begins with a stroll through the market with your guide and chef, where you’ll learn about the seasonal vegetables, meats, poultry, and cheeses that you’ll be cooking with later. This culinary experience differs from others in that the menu is not established until the small class shops – everyone will decide as a group what to buy and what to cook! And of course the best part of all cooking classes is the privilege of feasting on the fruits of your labor at the end!

There are several reasons every visitor to Prague falls captive to its legendary beauty – from the winding cobblestone streets and the hilltop castle, you’ll find Gothic, baroque, art nouveau and cubist architecture around the city, in addition to hidden courtyards, old-fashioned pubs and quirky sculptures on every corner. Just as the Vltava River bends sharply to the East, you’ll want to make your way East to Prague for an unforgettable trip to this amazing city. Two privately-guided tours will enhance your travels with first-hand knowledge about the history of Prague and it’s ancient neighbor to the South, Cesky Krumlov.

Housed in the Gothic and Renaissance architecture, Prague’s millennium-long history shines at the Savic Hotel, where some parts of the original ceiling date back to 1319! The wooden beams and original paintings will transport you back to the 14th century in one of the few hotels in Prague that can boast such antiquity. Without compromising its heritage, the hotel has been renovated to also feature modern amenities for your convenience and comfort. Spend some time relaxing in the quaint courtyard at the center of the hotel before following the cobblestone alleys surrounding this ideally-located hotel to the city’s most popular landmarks, including the famous Charles Bridge, the historic district, and Old Town Square.

Make the most of your travels with a half-day private Grand City Tour! Your English-speaking driver and guide will take you to the most interesting historical sites around Prague, including City Hall, Wenceslas Square, and the National Museum. You’ll also visit Charles Square before enjoying a ride alongside and across the river Vltava to Prague Castle. After a short walk, return to Old town square in the city center where you can admire the Tyn Church, St.Nicholas Church and the Astronomical Clock in the Old Town Hall.

Head a few hours south to the South Bohemian region of Cesky Krumlov to visit this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site! Your English-speaking driver will guide you for the day around this medieval town, past many of the 300 well-preserved local historical houses, and into Cesky Krumlov Castle, which dates all the way back to 1240!