Hotels near Heathrow Central Bus Station, Hillingdon

We booked 2 rooms but they said cannot be closed to each other. We changed to a suite that was close to the 2nd room, then I found out that the room was very big, enough for 4 but according to the manager, cannot just use one room as the room was only for 3 adults. As I have full paid, no refund accoding to manager. Fair deal but not nice. The location is very close to terminal 2 but walking to terminal 3 without any lugguage needs at least 15 min. Beware. Otherwise as expected from a chain hotel.

Double Plus Room No Window LOCATION This hotel is super fit for purpose! Located in the Terminal 3 Arrivals hall at the far end (next to the buses and coaches terminal), there’s just a large sleek wooden reception desk behind which the stairs and lift to the rooms are. ROOM Normally I could not stay in a room without windows, but for the purpose of sleeping a few hours before your flight, the rooms make perfect sense. Just enough space for a couple carrying two midsize suitcases. There’s a kettle with coffee and tea, a simple TV, hotel phone. The bathroom, small as it is, impressed me most: new, clean, well designed. No hair conditioner though. FOOD From the refrigerated shelves at the hotel reception there’s a decent choice of food and beverages a la Pret A Manger. Alternatively: cafes at the Arrival Hall SERVICE Fine. Though upon check in we were asked to fill in the hotel form with our details but we arrived so late at night that I turned it down as we were just too tired.

This is the first time I have booked a hotel alone for the night before a flight and I was very impressed both with the hotel and its reception staff who arranged my transport to the airport for me too. I would use again and recommend

The hotel was very clean, tidy, and extremely comfortable. The atmosphere was inviting, and the facilities were well-maintained. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a pleasant stay.

This would have been the perfect review had a cleaner not come into my room at 08:19 whilst I was still sleeping. I heard a knock at the door, but I thought I was dreaming. She then entered my room before I asked her to get out. I had travelled to London the night before a weightlifting competition because I was prioritising sleep. In hindsight, it would have been as well travelling on the day of the competition because I would have slept better at home. It defeated the purpose of my stay and I am annoyed that I have paid for the room now. I understand that my checkout time was 12:00 so why were they trying to turn my room around at 08:19. Very frustrating.

This is the second time I’ve stayed at the Radisson Red in the past month due to flying from Heathrow. It is also the second time that checking in was chaotic, with the self check in computers not working and this not being resolved with increased or quicker staff. Moreover, the staff have a habit of not making eye contact with you, not acknowledging you, not really managing the chaos or reassuring properly. In the end, I waited in a queue for around half an hour to check in. People are naturally tired when they get to an airport hotel- the staff need to show some awareness of that. Then in the morning, I asked when the next shuttle to heathrow was and was informed, 2 minutes. I waited for 25 minutes and no bus. I went back to reception to ask what was going on and was told ‘it’s heathrow that run the bus, not us.’ It was yet more unhelpful at tidied and an unwillingness to be at all accountable.

I chose it on the spur of the moment. The environment is pretty good, the price is reasonable, and it takes 10 minutes to get to the airport by bus. I recommend++++++++++++++++++++++

Very very good

Pro's and con's for this hotel are at the opposite ends of the spectrum. The gentleman who greeted us at checkout was polite, helpful and happy. The member of staff who woke us up banging on the next door room at 6am. Not so much. After what felt like 5 minutes of loud banging outside our door and over 20 knocks at 6am both me and my wife were very much awake. I answered the door to a member of staff who said he was trying to wake the next room. I joked that our room were all awake and he just continued banging as loud as he could on the door. I did let the reception know and they acknowledged that this wasn't normal. The management however dismissed this complaint. I do think that most long haul flyers value their sleep, but that is the hotels policy apparently. In the morning we needed to print our COVID test results and the reception staff acted like a McDonald's worker who you have just asked for additional ketchup sachets. Breakfast however is great, a good spread of hot and cold foods and good coffee too. The sports lounge is an ideal spot to wait in before you head to the airport to check in too.

Stayed here for a short layover and its quite near Heathrow airport!! Took a bus from the airport, about 15-20mins (excl waiting time) and we reached. Check in: Swift, maybe cuz it was 11+pm hehe Service: Great, there was a night menu from the hotel resturant next door and our hotel staff took the extra mile to collect and bring over to reception for us 🙏 Food: Morning breakfast was a classic american brekkie buffet, it was quite good. Comfort/cleanliness: Bed was comfy, clean. Toilet was huge and very wheelchair accessible but shower area was a little small when curtains are drawn (and if u accidentally touch the wet curtains its SO COLDDDD 😳 toilet wasnt the best looking cuz it looked like public ones but overall still ok

I had a very pleasant stay here. The best part was the customer service: every single member of staff was very attentive and made me feel welcome. The room was clean, spacious and well-equipped, as you would expect. Even though it is very close to the airport, you can't hear any planes or noise pollution. I also highly recommend the breakfast which was both fresh and varied.