B&B Hotel London Heathrow

My flight was delayed, so I unexpectedly had to extend my stay and booked this hotel last minute because it was close to Heathrow. It took about 30 minutes to get to Terminal 3 by bus. The room was clean, and it had a kettle and a bathtub. I couldn't hear any noise from the adjacent room, but I did frequently hear people talking from the hallway near the entrance. Despite being close to the airport, I didn't hear any airplane noise at all; it was very quiet. Breakfast started at 6:30 AM, but when I went at that time, there were only about two dishes available. After about 15 minutes, other items gradually started to appear.

After a long journey, from landing to clearing customs, and then struggling to find the bus stop, we were freezing while waiting for our transfer 🥶. We finally arrived at the hotel past 11 PM. The front desk staff were super friendly and helped us check in smoothly, also giving us all the details about breakfast 👍🏽. The hotel is clean and tidy! Our room even had a heater, which was a real lifesaver for us after arriving so late and being out in the cold for so long. It felt incredibly warm and welcoming!

Facilities: The room was a bit cold. The central air conditioning wasn't working well. The hotel provided a heater, but it was still chilly! Cleanliness: Not good. Ambiance: It's not far from the airport, which was convenient for an early morning flight. Service: The staff were very friendly and helpful.

I stayed at this hotel because I had an early flight the next morning. It's very close to Terminal 5 and the bus goes directly there. It's perfect for a short stopover. However, there are no restaurants or supermarkets nearby, and it's quite far from the city center.

The bus stop right in front of the hotel, which is super convenient. It's also incredibly clean. The breakfast is decent, but I wish there were more fruits and vegetables.

It's quite a long way from Gatwick Airport if you don't have a car! I considered taking a bus with transfers, but with a lot of luggage, it wasn't practical, so I opted for a taxi instead!