Hotel stop at or near Heathrow?

We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.

"Andrew Scheer" wrote in message
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We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.


http://www.londontoolkit.com/travel/..._day_rooms.htm

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(Andrew Scheer) wrote:

*From:* "Andrew Scheer"
*Date:* Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:03:56 +1030

We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.

The Hilton in Terminal 4 (the only hotel actually attached to the airport)
rents out rooms for the daytime only. It's not particularly cheap, but
given that you'll only have about five hours to get some rest, you
probably don't want to spend much of that travelling to and from a hotel.

Let is be knownst that on Mon, 15 Jan 2007 10:59:35 -0000, "white_man"
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"Andrew Scheer" wrote in message
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We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.


http://www.londontoolkit.com/travel/..._day_rooms.htm

The price says "Around £50", whatever that means. Is that p.p?

Then there is the bus at 4 quid each way, plus the hassle of catching
it, finding the stop, checking at the other end...

Someone could do very well if they built a hostel at that place, and I
mean actually within the airport! Nice and simple, for those that just
want to put their feet up or have a shower.
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"Martin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 09:03:13 -0600, wrote:

In article ,
(Andrew Scheer) wrote:

*From:* "Andrew Scheer"
*Date:* Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:03:56 +1030

We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.

The Hilton in Terminal 4 (the only hotel actually attached to the airport)
rents out rooms for the daytime only. It's not particularly cheap, but
given that you'll only have about five hours to get some rest, you
probably don't want to spend much of that travelling to and from a hotel.

Here are some useful tips on how to sleep at Heathrow and elsewhere free.
http://www.sleepinginairports.net/eu...onheathrow.htm

You got rich by not spending money?

JohnT

"Martin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:00:53 -0000, "JohnT" wrote:


"Martin" wrote in message
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On Mon, 15 Jan 2007 09:03:13 -0600, wrote:

In article ,

(Andrew Scheer) wrote:

*From:* "Andrew Scheer"
*Date:* Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:03:56 +1030

We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and
are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several
hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.

The Hilton in Terminal 4 (the only hotel actually attached to the
airport)
rents out rooms for the daytime only. It's not particularly cheap, but
given that you'll only have about five hours to get some rest, you
probably don't want to spend much of that travelling to and from a
hotel.

Here are some useful tips on how to sleep at Heathrow and elsewhere
free.
http://www.sleepinginairports.net/eu...onheathrow.htm

You got rich by not spending money?

Didn't we all?

Not Mixi (who is posting nonsense in RTA).

JohnT

Thanks for all the advice fellas; much appreciated.

(I guess no one has actually stayed at any of the places).

Andrew.


"Andrew Scheer" wrote in message
...
We are arriving Heathrow at 0700 after about 27 hours travelling and are
unfortunately due to fly out again at 1540.
Any suggestions re a nearby hotel or similar to sleep for several hours
between flights?
(PS I definitely can't change the flight schedules).
Thanks, Andrew from Oz.

JohnT wrote:

[]
Not Mixi (who is posting nonsense in RTA).

I'd been genuinely a little concerned that he hadn't updated his blog.
Now this-

"Friends of mine have introduced me to SlimFast, a Unilever product that
supposedly provides a complete meal in the form of a milkshake. It's not
the ideal food cube that I've always dreamt about, but it seems pretty
practical. I've been trying to eat those instead of other types of food,
as I hate spending all the time (and money) usually required to eat."

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David Horne- http://www.davidhorne.net
(don't email yahoo address) usenet (at) davidhorne (dot) co (dot) uk

Let is be knownst that on Mon, 15 Jan 2007 21:55:46 +0000,
(David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)) writted:

JohnT wrote:

[]
Not Mixi (who is posting nonsense in RTA).

I'd been genuinely a little concerned that he hadn't updated his blog.
Now this-

"Friends of mine have introduced me to SlimFast, a Unilever product that
supposedly provides a complete meal in the form of a milkshake. It's not
the ideal food cube that I've always dreamt about, but it seems pretty
practical. I've been trying to eat those instead of other types of food,
as I hate spending all the time (and money) usually required to eat."

They were not his friends.
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In article ,
(Andrew Scheer) wrote:

*From:* "Andrew Scheer"
*Date:* Tue, 16 Jan 2007 07:57:20 +1030

Thanks for all the advice fellas; much appreciated.

(I guess no one has actually stayed at any of the places).

Well, if you want a personal recommendation for a hotel - the Jurys Inn at
Hatton Cross (one Tube stop away, and very close to the Tube station) is
fine and quite reasonably priced (and soundproofed, so you'll be
able to sleep). But I don't know that they do rooms by the DAY - you might
have to pay for two nights, which makes it less reasonable. Worth
enquiring, though, I guess...