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B&B HOTEL London Heathrow
Caroline
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Christmas eve stay
I was there for less than 10 hours, picked this hotel due to the convenience of the shuttle that appears outside to take you to terminal 5 directly. As it was Christmas eve, and I had come from work, I checked in late. My flight was early so I'd miss breakfast. The staff were amazing, especially Latoya, and specially accommodated me with dinner. The staff kindness is what stood out and the hotel's convenience. The room was also very spacious! But amenities very lacking.
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Yy
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Affordable and excellent accommodation near Heathrow
Stayed there for one night as it is close to Heathrow and I needed to pick up my wife very early in the morning. Front desk was helpful and polite. Room was spacious and very clean. My son loved the bunk beds. Returned to hotel for breakfast after picking up my wife. Breakfast was good, but could be better if there were fried eggs and baked mushrooms, rather than just scrambled eggs and steamed mushrooms. Rested a bit in the room until check out before returning home.
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Pete
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Fantastic stay for the right person
Originally we picked this property due to price, standard and proximity to T5 at London Heathrow and the hotel served its purpose well. Certainly not a perfect stay but the hotel represented itself well and the staff covered any shortcomings. The positives - the hotel has a Hoppa Bus that was only 5 minutes and 1 stop away from T5 at LHR. The Breakfast was fairly priced and perfectly adequate in terms of quality and variety. Rooms were decent size and easy to access. Negatively, the heating didnt appear to work although the staff were able to provide a portable heater which meant the heating wasnt an issue. The rooms have no phones (covid I was told) which meant that you did need to walk to reception to communicate anything you needed and no alarm clocks in the rooms - although most people have these on their phones these days. As mentioned previously, the staff were the glue that held the stay together - any problems were dealt with and questions were answered warmly and professionally.
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Jozef
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Nice hotel
Very Nice hotel and crew. Fabelous breakfast. One minor point is that it was cold 17 dec celcius in the rooms. We received small heater.
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B&B HOTEL London Heathrow
Alisha T.
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Great hotel
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Lulu M.
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Easy access to Heathrow
Really reasonable price and easy to access Heathrow. But a really lovely clean comfortable stay
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Welcome to London Heathrow: the gateway to the cosmopolitan city of London

London Heathrow is one of the world's most important air traffic hubs with excellent connections to the heart of London. This makes the airport the perfect starting point for business travellers and short breaks to experience the fascination of a cosmopolitan city with countless cultural, historical and entertaining attractions. The Colnbrook Hotel London Heathrow Airport close to the airport offers comfortable and affordable accommodation and is the ideal starting point for exploring this exciting metropolis.

The Colnbrook Hotel London Heathrow Airport - ideal for your stay in London

When you choose the Colnbrook Hotel London Heathrow Airport for your stay in London, you'll benefit from quick access to international flights and a short journey time to the city centre. This combination of proximity to the airport and good transport links allows you to enjoy the benefits of the city of London while finding quiet and relaxing accommodation away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

In addition, London Heathrow offers an exceptional shopping experience with high quality duty free offers and well-known designer brands. The diverse shopping options at the airport offer something for everyone - from luxury items to the latest electronics and traditional British products. For travellers who want to do some last-minute shopping before their flight, Heathrow is a true shopper's paradise.

London Heathrow: direct to the heart of London every 15 minutes

The transport links between Heathrow and London and the surrounding area are excellent. The Heathrow Express takes you to the centre of London in just 15 minutes. This non-stop service runs every 15 minutes from all terminals to Paddington station, where there are connections to the London Underground and the Elizabeth Line. The Piccadilly line of the London Underground connects Heathrow with the city centre in less than an hour.

The Underground serves Terminals 2/3, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5 every 10 minutes. The Elizabeth Line, London's newest rail line, takes you from the airport to the city centre in 45 minutes. For travellers arriving by car, Heathrow offers excellent access to the national motorway network. The airport's infrastructure is designed to ensure a seamless and convenient transition between different modes of transport, allowing travellers to reach their destination with minimal waiting times. Of course, you can also travel to and from the airport in comfort by taxi.

City of London for short breaks - experience the highlights

If you want to experience London, you can't miss Buckingham Palace. The official residence of the British monarchy in London is not only an impressive architectural masterpiece, but also a symbol of the British monarchy and its long history. The majestic splendour of the palace and its rich history attract visitors from all over the world. You can reach the the palace from London Heathrow Airport every 10 minutes by London Underground's Piccadilly Line.

Buckingham Palace has been at the centre of royal life in Britain for over 300 years and is a symbol of strength, tradition and Royal splendour. As the setting for Royal events and ceremonies, the palace has played a central role in British history and is a living testament to the cultural and political importance of the British monarchy. A visit to Buckingham Palace allows guests to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of British culture and history and experience the elegance and splendour of royal life.

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This is followed by a visit to Westminster Abbey and the Tower of London. Westminster Abbey, an impressive Gothic church, is famous for its royal ceremonies, such as the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953 and the wedding of Lady Di and Charles, Prince of Wales, in 1981. The Tower of London, a fortress on the banks of the Thames, is known not only for its history as a royal residence and prison, but also for its colony of wild ravens, whose disappearance is said to spell the end of the British Empire. Both attractions are around 4.5 miles from Buckingham Palace. They are easy to reach by public transport, with the shortest journey time being around 15-20 minutes, depending on changeover times and traffic conditions.

The British Museum, with its impressive collection of artworks and artefacts from different eras and cultures, including the famous Rosetta Stone, is also highly recommended. Another highlight is the London Eye, a Ferris wheel on the south bank of the Thames. At a height of over 135 metres, the London Eye offers a breathtaking view of the city skyline and is a spectacular experience, especially at sunset or at night.

Public transport in London - travelling around the city without complications

A practical option are day passes, which allow unlimited journeys on the London Underground, buses, the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and London Overground trains. The Oyster Card is very popular and can be purchased at many stations and shops. Alternatively, visitors can also pay for their journeys conveniently and easily with a contactless payment card.

For a relaxed sightseeing tour of London, visitors can also consider the hop-on hop-off buses. These buses offer a flexible way to explore the city's main sights, as passengers can hop on and off at different stops to see the attractions. In addition, they often offer informative audio commentaries in several languages, providing interesting facts and stories about the sights visited. Popular hop-on hop-off bus companies in London include Big Bus Tours and The Original Tour, which offer different routes around the city and are a convenient and informative way to explore London.

Culinary London

When it comes to the culinary scene, London is known for its diverse range of food and drink. The predominant beer in London is traditionally ale, a top-fermented beer with a rich flavour and a long history. As for the most popular dish, it's hard to resist the allure of fish and chips, a classic dish of deep-fried fish and chips served in many of the city's pubs and restaurants.

Despite the occasional prejudice against English cuisine, London offers a wide range of gastronomic options that can easily compete with European standards. From Michelin-starred restaurants to cosy pavement cafés, there is something to suit every taste and budget.

Nature and relaxation near London

Although Heathrow is known worldwide for its airport, the surrounding area offers a surprising amount of greenery and nature. There are several parks and nature reserves close to the airport, offering a welcome break from the hustle and bustle of airport life. Towards London, places like the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew or Richmond Park offer idyllic landscapes and are ideal places for walks, picnics and wildlife spotting. They are oases of tranquillity and easy to reach from the airport.

In addition to the natural beauty of these parks, they also offer visitors numerous activities. Cycling, walking and birdwatching are just some of the ways to enjoy the nature around London and Heathrow. These areas are not only popular with tourists, but also with Londoners seeking relaxation and respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. They offer the perfect balance to London city life and are an unexpected gem close to one of the busiest airports in the world.

London: A shopper's paradise with endless variety

London, a city known for its unrivalled shopping variety, offers an almost endless choice of shopping opportunities, ranging from historic marketplaces to some of the world's most famous department stores. The metropolis beckons with a mix of traditional British products, avant-garde fashion and the latest trends. Whether you're looking for bespoke clothing on Savile Row, unique vintage finds in the markets of Camden or the latest luxury items in the shops of Bond Street, London fulfils all desires. The city is a true shopper's paradise, catering for all tastes and budgets.

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Away from the main shopping streets, London offers a wealth of boutiques and independent shops known for their uniqueness and quality. From the King's Road in Chelsea, known for its exclusive fashion, to the creative and artistic offerings in Shoreditch, the shopping opportunities in London are as diverse as the city itself. Foodies can embark on a culinary journey of discovery in the numerous delicatessens and international supermarkets, while lovers of art and antiques will find what they are looking for in the galleries and antique shops in Notting Hill. London offers an unrivalled shopping experience that reflects the vibrant energy and diversity of the city.

The Colnbrook Hotel London Heathrow Airport: comfort and convenience

With a total of 119 non-smoking rooms, the Colnbrook Hotel London Heathrow Airport is an ideal retreat for travellers. The modern furnishings of the rooms with desk, wardrobe, LCD TV, tiled bathroom, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi ensure a comfortable stay. 

The hotel is close to Heathrow Terminal 5 and offers a shuttle service to make travelling to and from the airport easier. The convenient location makes it easy to both explore the city of London and start the next stage of your journey.

Places of interest around London Heathrow

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

The Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew are a spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site. The extensive green oasis offers an impressive variety of plants, historic glasshouses and unique art installations. Visitors can relax, learn and experience the wonders of nature up close.

Kew, Richmond, London, TW9 3AE.

Richmond Park

Richmond Park, known as London's largest royal park, is a nature reserve and a haven for wildlife, including the famous Richmond deer. With its extensive meadows and woodlands, the park offers ideal conditions for walks, cycle rides and picnics.

Richmond, London, TW10 5HS

Hampton Court Palace

The majestic Hampton Court Palace, once the residence of King Henry VIII, is a showpiece of Tudor architecture. Visitors can explore the magnificent rooms, view the impressive gardens and learn more about England's fascinating history.

Hampton Court Way, Molesey, East Molesey KT8 9AU

Windsor Castle

Windsor Castle is the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world and offers a deep insight into Britain's royal history. The castle is famous for its magnificent architecture, its historic state rooms and its picturesque location in the town of Windsor.