V-Flyer

Anyone know of any hotels at LHR that offer free holiday parking if you stay there for a night before departure?

I think there used to be one that was popular with crew somewhere on the south side but that was a good few years ago.

W.

I think all the hotels on the Bath Road area charge a parking fee, some of the cheaper ones like the Travelodge are only £5 though, while the more middle market chain ones (Marriott/Sheraton/Holiday Inn etc) are about £15.

There a few Premier Inn's within a 10min or so drive away so that don't charge a parking fee though.

It'd be worth looking at hotels that offer accomodation for 1 night then parking for the remainder of your holiday (you get a shuttle bus to/from the terminal) as these are quite reasonably priced, I believe.

clarkeysntfc wrote:It'd be worth looking at hotels that offer accommodation for 1 night then parking for the remainder of your holiday (you get a shuttle bus to/from the terminal) as these are quite reasonably priced, I believe.

That is a good point, especially on a weekend when there are a lot less business travellers around. During the week, the prices can easily be double that of a weekend rate, and I have found the last few times it has been cheaper to book them separately.

Hilton at T4 and the Radisson Edwardian on Bath Road have parking inclusive rates sometimes as low as £90 but can be up to £250.

Thanks guys. I want to be able to park for a couple of weeks but think it might just be cheaper to go with Purple Parking...

W.

I have booked the Sheraton Heathrow for September 2011 (I also used it last year)
1 night room only including 15 days on site parking for £88.00 + VAT = £110.00
This is available to everyone via Sheraton website

You can either pay £4 each for the hotel Hoppa bus to take you to terminals or walk 200 yards down road to get FREE bus to terminals.

Be aware there are 2 Sheratons - the "Skyline" is the one on Bath Road, the "Heathrow" one is farther out.

And depending on how many you are, a taxi drop off (c £10) can be better value than the hoppa and less hassle. Laat year I had a three week rate for about £120 including accomodation and they didn't charge me the extra 4 nights over that when I got back.

Regards
R3dV

Thanks all but decided to drive down first thing and use Purple Parking for £65 - just over 2 weeks worth.

W.

www.holidayextras.co.uk are currentl offering several hotels with 14 nights parking for less than £100 for the night before you fly, there are even a couple around the £70 mark.

Nick

Nottingham Nick wrote:http://www.holidayextras.co.uk are currentl offering several hotels with 14 nights parking for less than £100 for the night before you fly, there are even a couple around the £70 mark.

Nick

We've used this site loads of times - the 4 star 'undercover' deals are really good value if you don't mind taking a chance on which 4 star you'll get. We've had Park Inn, Hol Inn, Crowne Plaza and Raddisson in the past - all of which are good for an overnighter.

We're staying at the Marriott (the new one) in May with 15 days parking in May for £170. That might seem expensive but that does include breakfast and the hotel is quite nice.

Miopyk