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What is the best/easiest way to get from the train station to Harrington Hall Hotel? We will be landing at Heathrow on British Air from Denver & have a rail pass to get to Paddington. Is it difficult to find our way to the train at the airport? Would a cab from Paddington be easier since we will have 2 suitcases & 2 carryons? We just put our deposits down on our trip-leaving mid April for a week in London, a 26 day Globus tour & then a final week going back to Glasgow & on to the Kintyre Pen. & wahtever strikes our fancy after that.

Cab is definitely the easiest, especially with luggage.

What is the best/easiest way to get from the train station to Harrington Hall Hotel? <b>If &quot;best&quot; means &quot;cheapest,&quot; then the answer is &quot;bus.&quot;</b> Is it difficult to find our way to the train at the airport? <b>No. There are <i>Heathrow Express</i> signs everywhere.</b> Would a cab from Paddington be easier since we will have 2 suitcases &amp; 2 carryons? <b>Yes.</b>

A cab will be 10 GBP or less..don't hassle with luggage on the tube for that. Gloucester Rd tube has stairs and though Harrington Hall is a short distance , the road is always crowded!

Unless you are scrimping on every penny, a cab seems not excessive, but smart. The initial demi-luxury of being deposited immediately at your hotel without the misery of fiddling with luggage, trying to figure out where to go, which line in which direction (if a tube trip), etc etc etc --well, just pop out to the taxi stand, and get in. Go to the hotel. End of story.

I would not hesitate a moment to take the cab. If it is embarassingly close, the cabbie will tell you and won't take you (fare won't be worth it). He/she would point you in the right direction, and you could do the short walk, which is not a bad way to get over jet lag.

Paddington to Harrington Hall is not short!Take the cab.