Costco Canada is featuring a multi-city European vacation package that combines three major destinations into one itinerary: London, Edinburgh and Dublin. The London, Edinburgh and Dublin: Your Way Package is offered through Costco Travel Canada and is designed for travelers who want to visit England, Scotland and Ireland during one extended European trip.
The package includes hotel stays in all three cities, daily breakfast, transportation between destinations, private airport transfers, hotel taxes and Costco member savings reflected in the package price. A US$400 London tour credit per booking based on double occupancy is also included under the current package terms.
The current Costco Canada listing shows qualifying travel through December 31, 2027, with a minimum stay of nine nights. Airfare is priced separately, while the final package cost varies according to travel dates, hotel selections and room categories.
The package combines several major travel arrangements into one booking.
Current inclusions are:
The package therefore covers nine hotel nights before any additional nights or extensions are added.
Airfare to London and the return flight from Dublin are not included in the listed package price and are priced separately.
London provides the starting point for the itinerary.
Three nights are included at a selected London hotel, with the exact accommodation and pricing dependent on the booking.
Current Costco Travel listings include properties such as the Bankside Hotel, Chesterfield Mayfair and Corinthia London, among other participating accommodations. Hotel choices can change according to travel dates and inventory.
London also provides the package's most distinctive extra: the US$400 tour credit.
The current package includes a US$400 London tour credit per booking based on double occupancy.
The credit can be used toward qualifying London excursions offered through Golden Tours. The current terms mention experiences such as hop-on, hop-off sightseeing and tours involving major London attractions. Unused credit is nontransferable, nonrefundable and cannot be redeemed for cash.
This credit can add meaningful sightseeing value to a multi-city itinerary, particularly for travelers planning several London activities.
A three-night London stay allows time for several well-known attractions and neighborhoods.
Popular sightseeing areas include:
Westminster contains several of London's best-known landmarks, including Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
The Tower of London combines centuries of British history with exhibitions and the Crown Jewels.
Buckingham Palace is closely associated with the British monarchy and is one of London's most recognizable landmarks.
The British Museum houses extensive collections covering cultures and civilizations from around the world.
Tower Bridge provides one of the city's most recognizable views along the River Thames.
The South Bank area offers restaurants, cultural attractions, riverside walks and views toward central London.
Travelers can use the London tour credit for qualifying Golden Tours experiences under the package terms.
After London, the itinerary moves north to Edinburgh.
Rail tickets from London to Edinburgh are included in the package.
Costco Travel's Edinburgh information lists the rail journey from London to Edinburgh at approximately 4 hours and 35 minutes, making rail travel a practical connection between the two cities.
The rail segment also eliminates the need for a separate domestic flight between England and Scotland.
For travelers interested in seeing the British countryside along the route, rail travel can also be part of the sightseeing experience.
The second destination is Edinburgh, Scotland's capital.
The city combines medieval architecture, Georgian streets, historic landmarks, museums and cultural attractions.
Three hotel nights are included in the Costco package.
Current Costco Travel listings feature Edinburgh properties including:
Hotel ratings and guest-review scores differ by property.
A three-night stay provides time for several major Scottish landmarks.
Edinburgh Castle dominates the city's skyline and is one of Scotland's most recognizable historic attractions.
The Royal Mile connects Edinburgh Castle with the Palace of Holyroodhouse and contains shops, restaurants, historic buildings and street performances.
The palace is associated with Scotland's royal history and sits at the eastern end of the Royal Mile.
Arthur's Seat provides elevated views over Edinburgh and the surrounding area.
The museum contains collections covering Scottish history, science, natural history, art and cultures from around the world.
The former royal yacht is permanently moored in Edinburgh and operates as a visitor attraction.
Costco Travel highlights these and other Edinburgh experiences on its destination information page.
The itinerary then crosses the Irish Sea.
The package includes a flight between Edinburgh and Dublin, connecting Scotland with Ireland without requiring travelers to arrange a separate intercity booking.
The flight is part of the package transportation structure, while international airfare to London and the return flight from Dublin are separate.
The final destination is Dublin, Ireland.
Three hotel nights are included in the package.
Current Costco Travel listings include Dublin properties such as:
Hotel pricing and inclusions vary according to the selected property and travel dates.
Dublin provides a different experience from London and Edinburgh, with Irish history, literature, architecture, museums and traditional cultural attractions.
Trinity College Dublin is one of Ireland's most recognizable educational institutions and is home to the Book of Kells experience.
Temple Bar is a central cultural and entertainment district known for its historic streets, pubs, restaurants and galleries.
Dublin Castle has played a major role in Irish political and governmental history.
St. Patrick's Cathedral is one of Dublin's best-known historic religious buildings.
The Guinness Storehouse is a major visitor attraction focused on the history and production of Guinness.
Three nights in Dublin provide time for a combination of central-city sightseeing and additional excursions.
The basic itinerary can be viewed as follows:
| Destination | Nights | Main Transportation |
|---|---|---|
| London | 3 | Private airport transfer |
| Edinburgh | 3 | Rail from London |
| Dublin | 3 | Flight from Edinburgh |
| Total | 9 | — |
The package can also accommodate longer stays, with Costco Travel stating that other room categories and lengths of stay can be selected.
This structure gives travelers a relatively simple way to combine three countries without arranging every hotel and intercity connection independently.
Costco member savings are incorporated into the package price.
The current Costco Canada package page specifically lists Costco member savings among the included extras.
The exact savings are not presented as one fixed percentage because the final price changes based on the selected hotels, travel dates, room categories and other booking details.
This means a single advertised discount figure would not accurately represent every booking.
Costco Executive Members receive another potential benefit.
The current package listing states that Executive Members receive an annual 2% Reward, up to $1,250, on qualified Costco Travel purchases, subject to Costco's applicable terms and exclusions.
The 2% Executive Reward is separate from the package's member pricing and the US$400 London tour credit.
For a qualifying high-value European vacation, the Executive Reward can add another layer of value.
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The Costco package covers the hotel stays and specified ground and intercity transportation, but airfare to London and the return flight from Dublin are priced separately.
This distinction is important when estimating the total vacation budget.
A traveler departing from Canada needs to account for:
Costco Travel does not show one universal price for this itinerary.
The current listing states that price and inclusions vary according to selected travel dates. Hotel categories and lengths of stay can also change the total.
For example, peak summer travel can produce different hotel pricing from late fall or winter travel.
The cost can also change depending on the hotel selected in each city.
A traveler selecting a luxury London hotel, an upscale Edinburgh property and a premium Dublin hotel will generally face a different package cost from someone choosing lower-priced participating accommodations.
Although the topic centers on 2026, the current Costco Canada listing extends the travel period beyond the current year.
The package is currently listed for travel through December 31, 2027, with qualifying stays of nine nights or longer.
This makes the package relevant to both late-2026 travel and planning for 2027.
However, package terms, hotels, transportation schedules and promotional benefits can change.
Planning London, Edinburgh and Dublin independently can involve several separate bookings.
A traveler arranging the trip separately may need to coordinate:
The Costco package combines many of these components into one vacation booking.
That can reduce the amount of separate reservation management required.
Daily breakfast is included throughout the package.
This is an important part of the overall value because breakfast costs can add up during a nine-night European trip.
The exact breakfast format can depend on the hotel.
Some properties may offer a buffet, while others may provide a set breakfast or hotel-specific dining arrangement.
The selected hotel's terms should be reviewed during booking.
The package includes private ground transportation from the airport to the hotel and back.
This applies to the specified airport transfer arrangements within the package itinerary.
Private transfers can be particularly useful after a long international flight because travelers do not need to immediately navigate public transportation with luggage.
The same benefit applies at the end of the relevant city stay when returning to the airport.
The choice of hotel can significantly affect the overall experience.
In London, current listings include properties in areas such as South Bank, Mayfair and central London.
In Edinburgh, hotels range from historic properties near the Royal Mile to modern luxury accommodations.
In Dublin, participating properties include hotels in central locations as well as properties around the docklands.
Because hotel pricing and inclusions vary, comparing the location and accommodation category is important when evaluating the total package value.
The US$400 London tour credit is one of the most distinctive features of this particular package.
The credit applies to qualifying Golden Tours excursions and can cover a selection of sightseeing experiences.
The current terms specify that the credit is based on double occupancy and is issued with a voucher code after the vacation package is booked.
The credit cannot be converted to cash, transferred to another person, or refunded for unused portions.
Travelers should therefore select qualifying tours carefully so that the credit can be used during the London portion of the trip.
The package is extensive, but it does not represent an all-inclusive European vacation.
Several expenses remain separate.
These can include:
Planning for these costs can provide a more realistic estimate of the overall trip budget.
London, Edinburgh and Dublin can all be visited throughout the year, but seasonal conditions differ.
Spring can provide moderate temperatures and longer daylight compared with winter.
Summer generally provides the longest daylight hours but can also bring higher tourism demand and hotel pricing.
Edinburgh's festival season in August can be particularly busy.
Autumn can provide cooler temperatures and changing seasonal scenery.
Winter generally brings shorter daylight hours and colder weather but can also produce lower travel demand during certain periods.
Travel dates should therefore be selected according to weather preferences, event schedules, hotel pricing and sightseeing priorities.
Because the package includes the US$400 tour credit, London sightseeing can be planned around qualifying Golden Tours experiences.
A three-night stay could be structured around:
Day 1: Arrival, hotel check-in and relaxed sightseeing.
Day 2: Central London landmarks and a qualifying tour.
Day 3: Museums, shopping, historic attractions or additional sightseeing.
Day 4: Rail journey to Edinburgh.
This provides a manageable pace without attempting to visit every major London attraction during a short stay.
The three Edinburgh nights can be structured around historic and cultural attractions.
A possible schedule could include:
Day 1: Royal Mile and Old Town.
Day 2: Edinburgh Castle, museums and city viewpoints.
Day 3: Arthur's Seat, Holyrood area or additional attractions.
Day 4: Flight to Dublin.
The actual schedule can be adjusted around attraction opening times and flight schedules.
The final three nights can focus on central Dublin.
A possible itinerary could include:
Day 1: Central Dublin and Temple Bar.
Day 2: Trinity College, museums and historic landmarks.
Day 3: Guinness Storehouse or a day excursion outside the city.
Day 4: Airport transfer and return flight.
The three-city structure allows each destination enough time for major attractions without requiring a rushed one-night stop in each city.
For Costco members interested in visiting England, Scotland and Ireland in one trip, the package combines several useful components.
The strongest features include:
The package also reduces the number of separate hotel and transportation bookings needed for the itinerary.
The main consideration is the final package price.
Because hotel selections and travel dates can substantially affect the total, the Costco package should be evaluated using the exact dates and accommodation categories under consideration.
Costco Canada is currently featuring a London, Edinburgh and Dublin: Your Way Package that combines England, Scotland and Ireland into a nine-night European itinerary.
The current package includes three nights in London, three nights in Edinburgh and three nights in Dublin, along with daily breakfast, London-to-Edinburgh rail tickets, an Edinburgh-to-Dublin flight, private airport transportation and hotel taxes. Costco member savings are reflected in the package price, while a US$400 London tour credit is included for qualifying bookings based on double occupancy.