Heathrow Hotels

Royal Berkshire Ramada Plaza
(four stars)
About 10 miles from the airport is a lovely 18th-century red brick Queen Anne mansion. The Royal Berkshire Ramada Plaza is set in 15 acres of beautiful contryside.  This hotel is close to both Ascot racecourse and Windsor Great Park with its historic oak trees, deer park and royal lodges.

Sheraton Skyline Hotel Heathrow Hotel
(four stars)
For quick access to the airport terminals combined with a bit of luxury living the Sheraton Skyline Hotel & Conference Centre has 350 of the largest bedrooms in the area. They have their own Club Lounge with complimentary Breakfast, all-day refreshments. Naturally full business amenities are available.

The Holiday Inn at Brentford Lock
(four stars)
On the waterside, this is a very stylish modern hotel with easy access to Kew Gardens, Syon Park, Twickenham Rugby Ground and Heathrow Airport. Very cool and a favourite of those 'in the know' this is definitely a great option if you have business or pleasure to attend to in west London. This hotel has a particularly nice gym.

The Castle Hotel
(four stars)
The Mercure Castle Hotel sits close to the entrance to Windsor Castle and boasts more than 100 en-suite bedrooms; all equipped with satellite tv, internet connections hairdryers and tea & coffee making facilities. Some of the rooms look out over the castle walls giving you a toally unique view to wake up to.

Holiday Inn Ariel Heathrow
(three stars)
The Holiday Inn has 180 rooms and is very conveniently located for the airport. They have 'blackout' curtains on the windsows and serious double glazing to ensure guests get a good sleep, even if jetlag means you feel like sleeping at odd hours. The food is great and the staff seem very attentive to customer needs.

Oakley Court Hotel
(four stars)
A truly spectacular mock-gothic victorian mansion, built by the river thames in the 1850s. Oakley Court was used in many british films in the 1960s when it was the headquarters of the Hammer studios.. It is about 3 miles upstream from Windsor town centre so it takes about 20 minutes to drive here from Heathrow, but quite frankly, we think it is worth it.. Oakley Court boasts a well equiped gym and a small but enjoyable putting golf course. A real delight in summer is the riverside garden.

Savill Court
(four stars)
Savill Court is a spectacular Jacobean style mansion set in 22 acres of secluded parkland close to Windsor Great Park. The drive to and from Heathrow is just about 20 minutes but you really feel like you are a world away from the fast pace of international travel. This is an excellent choice if you want to relax, enjoy being pampered and go walking in the royal park.