How much does it cost?

From £1,099 per person, the operator's advertised from-price, read on its own page on 12 Sept 2026. About $1,485 at ECB reference rates. Departures, room types and dates can price differently; the operator's page is the final word.

Is all the train travel included?

Yes. All rail journeys are included in Standard Class, including Eurostar from London to Amsterdam and from Brussels to London, plus regional trains between the cities. Seat reservations where required are also included.

Is this escorted or independent?

This is an independent rail holiday. You travel on your own schedule between cities; there is no tour guide. Tailor Made Rail provides easy-to-follow travel documentation and dispatches tickets by email.

Which trains are used?

Eurostar (London St Pancras to Amsterdam and Brussels return), regional trains via Maastricht and Liege (Amsterdam to Luxembourg), and a direct train (Luxembourg to Brussels).

What hotels are included?

The Monet Garden Hotel in Amsterdam (2 nights), the Grand Hotel Cravat in Luxembourg City (2 nights), and the NH Collection Brussels Centre (2 nights), all with breakfast. Optional upgrades to Sofitel properties are available.

What is not included?

Meals other than breakfast, museum or attraction entry fees, and day trips (though train day trips to Ghent and Bruges are optional add-ons).

The package operates year-round with two pricing tiers: low season (November-March) from GBP 1,099, and high season (April-October) from GBP 1,199.

Tailor Made Rail · Tailor-made independent rail holiday

Amsterdam, Luxembourg & Brussels

Seven-day rail loop from London through Amsterdam, Luxembourg, and Brussels

Tailor Made Rail's seven-day Amsterdam, Luxembourg and Brussels journey offers an independent, train-centred European escape from London. Beginning with a direct Eurostar service to Amsterdam Centraal, the itinerary unfolds across three capitals, each with two full nights. Amsterdam's 2 nights allow time to explore the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum, or the Van Gogh Museum, or to take a canal cruise or hire a bicycle. A regional train via Maastricht and Liege carries you to Luxembourg City, a hilltop capital set above gorges carved by the Alzette and Petrusse rivers, with a free day to wander the UNESCO-listed Old Town and sample Michelin-starred dining. Finally, a direct train reaches Brussels for 2 nights in a central hotel near the Grand Place, with an optional day trip by train to the medieval towns of Ghent and Bruges. The itinerary is unguided; you receive straightforward travel documentation and email ticket despatch. Accommodation comprises three handpicked 3-star hotels with breakfast included, all centrally positioned for easy city exploration.

Price history

Across 5 checks, this price has held at £1,099 every time.

Each point is a day we checked this operator's own page, not a weekly average, and the line holds flat between checks rather than guessing at movement we did not see. 2 of 5 points are a live read of the operator's page. Hollow points are values shown when the trip was first listed here and never confirmed with the operator.

What to know before you look closer

The from-price (GBP 1,099) is for low season (November-March); high season (April-October) costs GBP 1,199.
Single supplements apply for sole occupancy; the package is priced for two sharing.
Day 7 is listed as free time in Brussels before departure; confirm the final Eurostar departure time with the operator.

Day by day

Day 1railovernight: Amsterdam
London to Amsterdam
One of two daily direct Eurostar services (morning recommended), taking around 3 hours 45 minutes into Amsterdam Centraal. Check in for a 2-night stay.
Day 2overnight: Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Visit the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum, or explore by canal cruise or bike hire.
Day 3railovernight: Luxembourg City
Amsterdam to Luxembourg City
Open-ticket regional train via Maastricht and Liege to Luxembourg. Check in for a 2-night stay in the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town.
Day 4overnight: Luxembourg City
Luxembourg City
Free day to explore the hilltop capital, twice named European Capital of Culture, with Michelin-starred dining options.
Day 5railovernight: Brussels
Luxembourg to Brussels
Direct train from Luxembourg to Brussels. Check in for a 2-night stay at a centrally located hotel near the Grand Place.
Day 6railovernight: Brussels
Brussels
Explore Brussels' museums and the Grand Place; optional day trip by train to Ghent and Bruges.
Day 7rail
Brussels to London
Free day in Brussels before returning to Brussels Midi for the scheduled Eurostar service back to London.

The moments this trip is built around

Day 1One of two daily direct Eurostar services departs London St Pancras and arrives at Amsterdam Centraal in 3 hours 45 minutes.
Day 2Full day in Amsterdam to visit the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum, or the Van Gogh Museum, or explore by canal cruise or bike hire.
Day 3Open-ticket regional train travels via Maastricht and Liege to Luxembourg City, arriving at the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town.
Day 4Free day in Luxembourg City, a hilltop capital with Michelin-starred dining options and views over the gorge carved by the Alzette and Petrusse rivers.

Included

All rail journeys, in standard class
Seat reservations where required
6 nights' handpicked hotel accommodation with breakfast
Easy-to-follow travel documentation
Despatch of tickets by email
Proactive rerouting in case of strikes or disruptions

Questions travellers ask

How much does it cost?: From £1,099 per person, the operator's advertised from-price, read on its own page on 12 Sept 2026. About $1,485 at ECB reference rates. Departures, room types and dates can price differently; the operator's page is the final word.
Is all the train travel included?: Yes. All rail journeys are included in Standard Class, including Eurostar from London to Amsterdam and from Brussels to London, plus regional trains between the cities. Seat reservations where required are also included.
Is this escorted or independent?: This is an independent rail holiday. You travel on your own schedule between cities; there is no tour guide. Tailor Made Rail provides easy-to-follow travel documentation and dispatches tickets by email.
Which trains are used?: Eurostar (London St Pancras to Amsterdam and Brussels return), regional trains via Maastricht and Liege (Amsterdam to Luxembourg), and a direct train (Luxembourg to Brussels).
What hotels are included?: The Monet Garden Hotel in Amsterdam (2 nights), the Grand Hotel Cravat in Luxembourg City (2 nights), and the NH Collection Brussels Centre (2 nights), all with breakfast. Optional upgrades to Sofitel properties are available.
What is not included?: Meals other than breakfast, museum or attraction entry fees, and day trips (though train day trips to Ghent and Bruges are optional add-ons).
When does it run?: The package operates year-round with two pricing tiers: low season (November-March) from GBP 1,099, and high season (April-October) from GBP 1,199.