Heathrow hotel recommendations

Magic Mouse · 19 Jan 22, 06:00 PM

I’m finally beginning to believe that our June trip will go ahead but I’m so disorganised.

I usually have everything booked months if not a year in advance.

I need to book a Heathrow hotel for the night before our flight. We’re five adults, ideally needing just two rooms. Most hotels seem to only accommodate two adults in each room.

Any recommendations would be appreciated x

Nelly7 · 19 Jan 22, 06:30 PM

Premier Inn Bath road seems to be a favourite, we’ve booked it for trips in April and July

**cornishfrogboy** · 19 Jan 22, 06:35 PM

As above. Can’t be beaten on price, good beds and probably the best PI that I have ever stayed in.

Buffet breakfast is of course, excellent at £9.50 or so with kids eating free.

Purple parking right next door and with free shuttles to the terminals is the icing on the cake. You can dump there on arrival and agree a time to get on the shuttle next morning.. or pay to keep it overnight at the Prem Inn, putting your overnight bag in it before moving it next door to purple the next morning.

YorkshireT · 19 Jan 22, 06:35 PM

I can vouch for Premier Inn Bath Road. If you are travelling by car, you can park overnight behind for £12 in a massive car park. The next morning a great option is to book Heathrow short stay meet and greet, drive there from PI (5-10 mins mainly on airport back roads if T5) pull up in the multi story literally outside the entrance to check in, give the Heathrow guys your keys (car is scanned going in) and walk straight into check in. Stress free. When you come back after collecting luggage you can be on your way in 10 mins with the car waiting same place.

Magic Mouse · 19 Jan 22, 06:43 PM

Thanks all, PI sounds good but we’d have to book three rooms, not too concerned about the cost as it’s very reasonable but didn’t really want one of us on their own.

YorkshireT · 19 Jan 22, 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by Magic Mouse

Thanks all, PI sounds good but we’d have to book three rooms, not too concerned about the cost as it’s very reasonable but didn’t really want one of us on their own.

They were really good, we booked three by accident we wanted two (mess up Mrs YT also booked one). They cancelled one off, and we were opposite in the other two. It’s a massive hotel.

**cornishfrogboy** · 19 Jan 22, 06:48 PM

Originally Posted by Magic Mouse

Thanks all, PI sounds good but we’d have to book three rooms, not too concerned about the cost as it’s very reasonable but didn’t really want one of us on their own.

Treat them simply as bedrooms. Have an evening meal, go to the bar and people watch and then go to your bedrooms. Chances are that if you request, they will be next door to each other.

Vanillapod · 19 Jan 22, 10:04 PM

Just have one person on the sofa bed and mark them down as a child