The hype
Great location and flashy public areas, but the rooms feel a bit worn around the edges.
Book this if You want a stylish layover with a massive lobby and a secret free bus connection to the terminals.
Quick Take: A grand lobby that writes checks the slightly tired rooms can't always cash.
Reviewed by @LesleyRowley9142307: Landed at Heathrow completely drained and this room was my savior. The marble bathroom felt surprisingly upscale for an airport hotel, and that king bed was pure magic. Ignore the weird audio—no beach here, just the best sleep I've had in days.
Great location and flashy public areas, but the rooms feel a bit worn around the edges.
You might hear your neighbors more than the planes—internal soundproofing isn't as good as the external glazing.
“I am a light sleeper requesting a non-connecting room on a high floor, away from the elevators. Ideally not facing the atrium if lobby noise is an issue.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Not an official hotel shuttle, but public buses 105, 111, 285, and 423 are FREE from Heathrow Central to the hotel (Free Travel Zone).
The Hotel Hoppa costs ~£6.80 per person one way. The public bus is free and often faster.
Usually not. It costs around £25 per person if purchased on-site. Check for 'breakfast included' rates when booking.
No. The hotel has a strict no-pet policy, allowing only service animals.
Yes, but it's a small 'plunge pool' inside the spa area, not a full-sized swimming pool.
Check-in is 3:00 PM; Check-out is 11:00 AM. Early/late options may incur a fee.
Skip the expensive hotel breakfast and walk 15 mins to 'The Three Magpies' for a traditional pub vibe or grab a McMuffin next door.
The 'Free Travel Zone' ends right around this hotel—don't ride the bus further west or you'll have to pay.
Ask for a room with a 'runway view' if you are a plane spotter; the soundproofing handles it well.
See where Radisson Blu Hotel London Heathrow is located and what's nearby.