London Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 hotel

I had two stays at this hotel. I found it clean staff very friendly and enjoyed the breakfast. It is walking distance under cover to Heathrow terminal four which has access to direct trains into the city. My stay consisted to a break of two days and I requested that I leave my large suitcase. I was able to but had to pay a third party for the privelege. The bag was then placed into a back room until I returned. This was very disappointing and left bad taste. Would I stay there again possibly because of its access to a Heathrow terminal.

Room was spacious, and everything was clean and modern. But beyond the room, the hotel itself is a simulacrum of a living city. They are not kidding when they say the desk is open 24 hours. As far as I could tell, there are 3 restaurants and a Costa Coffee, and I never saw any of them closed. The place is always abuzz. The only downsides were the flaky wifi and the absolutely remarkable amounts of walking one had to do to get anywhere (seriously, don't pack a lot). Also, the only way to contact the hotel seems to be by phone, which is not great if you are flying in to LHR from outside the UK. There is no online form, no email address, nothing. The hotel is just off of Terminal 4. There is a covered air-conditioned passageway just off the T4 check in area that leads to a bevy of hotels. So regardless of weather you can just walk to the hotel from T4. It is a long walk, almost a km, though the floor of the passageway is "paved" and poses no problems for wheeled suitcases. It is very nicely optimized for travelers landing or taking off from LHR. The hotel website is dim on the details of how to get to T4 if you land at a different terminal, and even points to the Hoppa bus (which costs several pounds for a ticket), but you don't need to do any of that. From T2 or T3, follow signs to the Elizabeth Line (long walk) and the train to T4 is free (you will have to get a ticket before you go through the turnstiles, put the ticket in, pick it back up, and keep it, when you put it into the turnstile before it lets you exit). From T5, you will have to take the Piccadilly Line to T2/T3, then switch to the Elizabeth Line (again, be prepared to walk long distances everywhere).

Really nice hotel and comfy beds! Very easy to get to from terminal 4 ready for an early flight. Food was nice as well, great service from Deepti at the restaurant. Very attentive! …………………………………………………………………,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

A great meal served up by Deepti, who was very attentive and kind 😁 she kept us informed on all the offers, thank you so much

I stayed at the Premier Inn located at Heathrow Terminal 4 a while ago, and found it to be an excellent choice, especially for travelers with early flights or tight schedules. One of the biggest advantages is the superb location—directly connected to Terminal 4 via a covered walkway. The walk to the terminal takes just under 10 minutes, making it incredibly convenient for catching flights without any hassle. There are also handy baggage trolleys available right at the tunnel entrance, which made managing luggage stress-free. The room was clean, functional, and well maintained. It featured a comfortable bed with good soundproofing, which blocked out airport noise effectively to ensure a restful night’s sleep. The window offered a pleasant view of the runway, adding to the travel ambiance. Premier Inn Terminal 4 offers reliable comfort and great convenience for airport travelers. With clean rooms, soundproofing, and direct terminal access, it prioritises practicality without compromising on basic comforts. This review was inspired by my YouTube channel adventure. If you love cricket and travel, check out more at BlightyDays!