Premier Inn – Heathrow Airport

Such a beautiful hotel. Close to the airport. We had a lovely family room which was quite spacious. We drove down the road to watch the aeroplanes which was a treat for the kids in itself. Stayed here, drove to Westfield parked there for the day. Shopped, went into city by bus. Was a lovely stay. Saved money by not staying in London central. Great hotel. Lovely staff too.

Large hotel on the perimeter of Heathrow airport. This is usually a place you will stay for one night before or after catching a flight. The rooms are clean and comfortable, typical of this chain of hotels. They have a bar and restaurant which are adequate but can get busy. The service in the bar could be better, but its not somewhere you are going to spend hours in.
They have a projection TV mainly showing sports.
There is a pay and display car park and you can arrange long term parking while you are away.
It is reasonably priced and ideal for Heathrow.

Hands down the best low/​medium budget choice around Heathrow I can imagine. The rooms are basic but clean and functional. What shines here is 2 things: the staff, and the restaurant. I’ve never seen a more friendly and cheerful workforce. They make more than up for some slow food delivery sometimes. Also love the «mall» concept. Very open and inviting, albeit a bit loud at times when large groups arrive.
I’ve found my stay around Heathrow

Good for a quick stay. The room in clean, fairly sized and WiFi was strong. The front desk is mixed. We stayed there twice in a 9 day period. The first time, the service was a little rude and din’t order our cab for the next morning as requested. The 2^nd time the front desk was nice and helpful. For a short stay it’s adequate.

This is an airport hotel, but no alarm clock in room and no wake up calls. And, no Kleenex in room.

We use this hotel every year and it’s fantastic. Super helpful staff, brilliant food services, very convenient for LHR. Just completed our 6^th stay. We have 3 children and stay in a family room. Just about squeezes us all in. Rooms are simple but clean.

Stayed for a night prior to transatlantic trip home, friendly staff, nice bar, decent restaurant, prompt service, room was clean and modern and welcoming. Nuff’ said!

Awesome, reasonably priced, family friendly hotel right by the airport… It was perfect place for us to stay before our early morning flight at Heathrow Termanal 5.
Location: wonderful! Don’t pay for the shuttle bus, there is a free local bus that that takes you to/​from terminal 5 to the Premier Inn. The stop is direction in front of the hotel!
Hotel: The rooms are simple but super clean and modern. The bathroom was spotless and I am pretty picky about bathrooms! The beds are comfy and the sheets are soft. If you have kids, they even have family rooms with an extra small single bed.
Service: Friendly staff and very reasonably priced wireless Internet (30 mins free and approx £5/​day). Feeling anti-​social? Don’t worry, you can check in and out with their automated machines and you don’t have to speak to a soul.
Restaurant:
–The dinner service was extremely slow but I was impressed with their extensive and extremely detailed (with allergy and nutiriontal info) kids/​baby menu (awesome! I wish adult menus were like that!).
–The breakfast was great. The full buffet breakfast is well worth it if you like to eat lots in the morning. It’s one of the best buffet breakfasts I’ve ever had at a hotel that doesn’t cost you an arm and a leg… Includes eggs, beans, hash browns, bacon, ham, cereals, yogurt, bread, granola, fruit, vegetarian sausages (which were really tasty), meat sausages, oatmeal… The best of all, their hot items can be specially made fresh for you. Their friendly staff come by and ask you if you have any special requests. I did and asked for poached eggs and oatmeal without milk. Made fresh and quickly just for me. Yum!
Highly recommend this hotel. If you book in advance you can get extremely low rates!

Decent price for excellent location and pretty nice facility. They have a Costa inside as well as another food/​drink restaurant I can’t remember. Free wifi for the first 30 minutes was a funny concept, but I used it nonetheless. If you already have an Oyster card for public transportation, please do not pay the 4 pounds per person for the hotel shuttle. You can pay 1.50 or whatever for one of the couple bus lines that run between the hotel and London Heathrow every 5 – 10 minutes. Easy, cheaper, and maybe even faster if you time it right.

I was assigned to the Premier Inn after becoming lost in the Layers of Hell Heathrow Airport… I missed my connection to Frankfurt (and onward to Zagreb), after a long and tiresome flight from Los Angeles into London. Virgin Atlantic did a fantastic job in coordinating with Lufthansa (my next series of planes), and provided me with the necessary vouchers for my night at the Premier.
I was a bit apprehensive when I first noticed a group of chaperoned youngsters would be spending the night before their continuing journey to a sports tournament somewhere in Europe. Kids’ sports groups have terrible reputations at hotels, and I was relieved to be given a room on a completely different floor. There were no noise issues at all during my stay.
The desk staff were pleasant, and perhaps took notice of my weary reaction to the hyperactive youngsters flailing about the lobby. Kudos if this was the case. They also assisted with currency exchange, and the dining staff was as well very courteous. The bangers ‘n’ mash was pretty decent.
I wandered outdoors around dusk (after resting a while). I found a lovely creek, bridge, and a Polish marketplace all within walking distance.
Wouldn’t mind staying again the next time I can’t figure out Heathrow Airport.

I recently booked the Premier Inn (Bath Road) for a stopover in London, based on the fact that it was at the time the number two rated hotel in the Heathrow area.
As another reviewer described, there is a shuttle from the airport which in theory is convenient but in practice, I waited roughly 30 – 40 minutes for a shuttle which is meant to run every 20 minutes. That got me off on a bit of an annoyed start (though to be fair, the next morning it came very promptly. oh and the ride only took me 20 minutes at most). That is not at all the hotel’s fault but worth noting.
The hotel itself greatly exceeded my expectations. It is very attractively set out, with a nice restaurant, a bar and a 24 hour coffee shop. It also has a few vending machines for late night munchies. An added security measure is that you cannot take the elevators unless you have a room key.
I found my room completely adequate though quite warm, with a thermostat which didn’t seem to respond when I attempted to lower the temperature — though having said that, I didn’t read the directions and expect I was just being thick.
The important bit is that I would absolutely stay here again and was even a bit disappointed at how long it took me to get in, as I would have liked to have spent a bit more time here, enjoying the restaurant and lively bar.

So. I have a hard time marking one star for anything… so know that this is only my experience, others may have a better one.
I stayed here on a Friday night during a short, overnight layover in London. I arrived late and left very early, so the things I can review are limited to the service and room.
First off, there is a bus that runs direct from the hotel to Heathrow. It costs £4.50 one-​way and takes around 30 minutes. This is a plus, but is also available to all of the hotels in the area.
Ok, so I checked in here pretty late (around 10PM)… the check in process was relatively easy and front desk reception was good.
The restaurant was lively, even at this time and there is a 24-​hour coffee bar (another plus). The décor in the lobby/​restaurant area is impressive.
Upon going up to my room, the condition of the hotel deteriorated. The walls are thin, the carpet was old. The room was ok. So, when I went to take a shower (I had been in transit all day– much needed!!), I found that there was NO HOT WATER. I immediately picked up the phone and tried to call the reception desk, but no one ever answered. Finally, I hung up and clicked the ‘Emergency reception’ (just because no one was answering the other line), and after 2 minutes of ringing, someone picked up. I was told that a main water line had busted and that there would be no hot water until the morning (before which, I would be gone to catch a flight). I hung up and headed downstairs to speak to the reception desk.
So, I know shit happens… I was NOT angry about the lack of hot water, but instead I was upset that I wasn’t made aware of it upon check-​in (20 minutes before!). I was told downstairs that the water line break had ‘just happened’ a few hours before and that they hope to have it fixed by the morning. I let the desk know that I checked in 20 minutes prior and could have booked elsewhere at the time.
After a few minutes of discussion, they (reluctantly) credited the whole cost of the room back to my account… a full refund was unexpected (I just asked for a significant discount) and appreciated.
After going up to my room, the fire alarm went off and everyone had to evacuate the building. This took about another hour. by the time I got into my room, it was well past midnight.
All being said, I understand that the fire alarm was out of their control and the full refund was helpful, but I will not stay here again. There are plenty of other hotels in the area that I would resort to before this place.

The aesthetics of this place are quite pleasing, but the thin walls make this place way too noisy for a good night’s rest.

_​The best Premier in _
This is the one they use on the advert with Lenny Henry.
I stayed here back in April on my trip to Paris from T5.
Location
Perfect Location only a short distance from LHR. You can get to this airport by the hopper bus which takes about 10 mins and is £8 return.
price
This cost me and my friend £100 for 1 night. Very reasonable for a airport hotel I think!
The room
It’s basic but is very nice. The bed was really comfee and their is a bathroom with a really good shower. view of the airport carpark.
Facilities
This hotel has a 24 hour costa coffee which is great for a early moring flight. There is also a bif dinning /​breakfast area. Breakfast costs £7.50 per person.
check in
you can check in at any time and there is a seperate check in for airline staff aswel.
my thoughts
I loved this hotel, great price good location and 24 hour costa what more can you want.
cons
loads of children running about as it’s the one thats used for legoland visits I think. being close to airport is noisy .
(my review is also on dooyoo)

Five star service and staff dedication.
This is nice and reasonalbe hotel — especially if you book a month or more in advance.
The rooms are modern, clean and fresh. The view isn’t bad either as you can gaze at airplanes from your window and even see Heathrow airport from some rooms.
Parking is ample although there is a charge which is stupid.
The hotel is within easy reach of Central London and Heathrow is 5mins away.