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That's a useful feature for someone arriving and leaving by plane (plus bus/taxi)Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostI always use The Sheraton Skyline as they do included 7 or 14 day parking packages and the restaurant is quite nice (although not as nice as it used to be).
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what about using the departure lounge? it's cheap and cheerful.
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I always use The Sheraton Skyline as they do included 7 or 14 day parking packages and the restaurant is quite nice (although not as nice as it used to be).
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If this person is a Septic they'll love the Holiday Inn on Gloucester Road.Originally posted by Not So Wise View PostAnyone got any recommendations for reasonably priced but good (aka no "EasyHotel") Heathrow hotels, main requirement being close to Heathrow (obviously) but also with easy access to public transport to get into London
Main reason it's got to be close to Heathrow as it's for someone flying in Morning on first day and leaving on early flight next day
Also, it's practically on top of the tube station, from which you can get directly to Heathrow.
I always recommend it when Yanks ask, especially if they plan sticking around long enough to do any sightseeing.
But it's probably fairly pricey, so may be unsuitable if not on expenses.
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Heathrow hotels
Anyone got any recommendations for reasonably priced but good (aka no "EasyHotel") Heathrow hotels, main requirement being close to Heathrow (obviously) but also with easy access to public transport to get into London
Main reason it's got to be close to Heathrow as it's for someone flying in Morning on first day and leaving on early flight next dayTags: None
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