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Heathrow to your London hotel: private transfers by area

After a long-haul flight the last thing you want is to work out the Tube with luggage. A private transfer takes you from the arrivals hall to your hotel’s front door at a price fixed in pounds when you book. Find your hotel below: every link opens the booking form with Heathrow and your hotel already filled in, so you see the exact fare for your car before you pay.

Book a Heathrow transfer

Jump to: Heathrow airport hotels · Knightsbridge, Chelsea & Kensington · Mayfair, St James’s & Westminster · Covent Garden, Soho, Fitzrovia & Holborn · King’s Cross · The City, Clerkenwell & Shoreditch · South Bank & London Bridge · Country estates west of London

How long it takes, and why times vary

Heathrow sits west of London, so hotels in Knightsbridge and Kensington are closest and the City and London Bridge furthest. The times below assume normal traffic; allow more on weekday mornings between 7 and 10am, in the evening peak from 4 to 7pm, and on Friday afternoons. Your driver tracks your flight and your pick-up time is your actual landing time, with 60 minutes of free waiting included, so a long immigration queue doesn’t cost you anything.

Heathrow airport hotels

Typical drive from Heathrow: 5–15 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

Knightsbridge, Chelsea & Kensington

Typical drive from Heathrow: 35–55 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

Mayfair, St James’s & Westminster

Typical drive from Heathrow: 45–65 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

Covent Garden, Soho, Fitzrovia & Holborn

Typical drive from Heathrow: 50–70 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

King’s Cross

Typical drive from Heathrow: 55–75 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

The City, Clerkenwell & Shoreditch

Typical drive from Heathrow: 60–80 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

South Bank & London Bridge

Typical drive from Heathrow: 55–75 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

Country estates west of London

Typical drive from Heathrow: 20–35 minutes outside the morning and evening peaks.

Staying somewhere not listed?

We cover every hotel, apartment and private address in London. Put your hotel’s name or postcode into the booking form and the fixed fare appears straight away. Coming from Gatwick, Stansted or Luton instead? See Gatwick, Stansted and Luton transfers. Arriving from abroad? Check whether you need a UK ETA before you fly.

Questions

How long is the drive from Heathrow to central London hotels?

Typically 35 to 55 minutes to Knightsbridge and Kensington, 45 to 65 minutes to Mayfair and the West End, and 60 to 80 minutes to the City, outside peak hours. Allow more on weekday mornings and evenings.

Is the fare per person?

No. It is a fixed price for the whole car, confirmed before you pay. Choose the vehicle that fits your group and luggage.

What if my flight is delayed?

We track your flight and your pick-up time is the actual landing time, with 60 minutes of free waiting included, so a delay costs you nothing extra.

Where will the driver meet me?

In the arrivals hall, holding a board with the lead passenger’s name. You receive the driver’s name, phone number and car details before you travel.

Related reading

Essentials for international visitors

Flying in from abroad? The six things that catch people out, in one place. Full detail, with official links, in our UK visitor essentials guide.

Colour-coded check-in zones inside a London airport terminal
Check-in zones at a London airport — allow two hours for short-haul, three for long-haul

Entry

Most visitors from Europe, the USA, Canada and Australia need a UK ETA (£20, apply in the UK ETA app, valid two years) — airlines have enforced it since 25 February 2026. eGates from age 8 for EU, US, Canadian, Australian and most other visa-free passports. More ›

Money

Pounds sterling; cards and phones are accepted almost everywhere, contactless taps up to £100. Choose to pay in pounds when a terminal offers your home currency. Prices include VAT and there is no tourist tax refund. More ›

Phone

Free Wi-Fi at all London airports; UK SIMs and eSIMs from £75 in every arrivals hall; EU roaming depends on your operator. WhatsApp +44 20 8888 9988 works from any country. More ›

Getting around

Tap in and out with any contactless card or phone on the Tube, buses and the Elizabeth line — no ticket needed, fares capped daily. A fixed-fare car wins for families, groups, late arrivals and days out the train does not reach. More ›

Children & luggage

Child seats on request when you book. In a licensed private hire car children may travel without one if none is available (under-3s on the rear seat). Tell us the bag count and the right size of car turns up. More ›

Emergencies

999 or 112 for police, fire or ambulance; NHS 111 for urgent advice; A&E is free at the point of use, but bring travel insurance. Plugs are Type G, 230 V; traffic drives on the left — look right. More ›

Before you book