sonu1991

dear all,

i have a 13 hours layover at heathrow airport, london. I want to stay in the airport premises itself.will it be a problem? my date of journey will be changing. i wii be arriving at heathrow on 7th july 11pm and my next flight will be on 8th july. So can i stay there for the 13 hours? I need some quick reply..thank you

janisj

Which terminal? There is a hotel and a yotel at T-4 and a hotel at T-5.

But AFAIK sleeping overnight in the airport itself isn't really an option.

travelhorizons

Sofitel Heathrow is connected to Terminal 5, and it's a good option if you're flying BA into or out of that terminal.

Underhill

You can take the shuttle bus to any of the hotels around the airport; we used the Novotel, and it was fine.

dotheboyshall

There are no facilities for staying overnight airside at Heathrow. All hotels are landside

If you require a visa to enter or transit the UK then there is a very good chance you will be refused boarding at your departure airport or refused entry to the UK if you don't have one.

Whether you need a visa depends not only on your nationalities but also on what other active visas you have in your passport.

Bedar

So, do they no longer allow all those Indian families to stretch out and sleep ?

lincasanova

you now have this

http://www.no1traveller.com/airside-bedrooms.htm

and the useful guide to sleeping in airports worldwide

http://www.sleepinginairports.net/eu...onheathrow.htm

janisj

No.1 won't help the OP. It closes at 10PM (so only for a nap during the day - not overnight sleeping). Plus it costs £20+ per hour for a single traveler.