Heathrow hotel most convenient for public transportation
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Heathrow hotel most convenient for public transportation
I need a hotel at Heathrow on a Sunday night, for an early Monday flight. We will be taking the tube out to the airport from the City. Does anyone have a favorite hotel that is relatively convenient both for the trip out from the city, and also for the trip to the airport? I have seen references to proximity to different terminals, but I don't know what terminal I'll be flying out of (yet, anyway). It is a Delta flight to Seattle. Any help would be appreciated.
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All Delta flights use T3 or T4 -- but they are miles apart.
This link tells you which terminal are used for which destinations
http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_...ts/london.html
It looks like Seattle flights use T-3.
All T-3 hotels are linked to the airport by the for-pay Hotel Hoppa bus (none have shuttles) so none are more convenient than others. But you will want to know which terminal for sure.
IF you are using T-4 there are two hotels actually IN the terminal -- an expensive Hilton and a by-the-hour Yotel.
This link tells you which terminal are used for which destinations
http://www.delta.com/content/www/en_...ts/london.html
It looks like Seattle flights use T-3.
All T-3 hotels are linked to the airport by the for-pay Hotel Hoppa bus (none have shuttles) so none are more convenient than others. But you will want to know which terminal for sure.
IF you are using T-4 there are two hotels actually IN the terminal -- an expensive Hilton and a by-the-hour Yotel.
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Meant to say -- because each of the various Hoppa routes serve several hotels, even the 'closest hotel' won't necessarily be the 'closest' time-wise since they would circle around to 2 or 3 other hotels.
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Any of the hotels along the Bath Road will work.
As long as you have no more luggage than a rollaboard, the public buses are better than the Hoppa: frequent and *free* within the Heathrow Zone. https://www.londontoolkit.com/lhr/he...ocal_buses.htm
As long as you have no more luggage than a rollaboard, the public buses are better than the Hoppa: frequent and *free* within the Heathrow Zone. https://www.londontoolkit.com/lhr/he...ocal_buses.htm