Local Area

Located approximately 5 minutes by car from Heathrow airport, the Radisson Edwardian Heathrow is the perfect choice for business or leisure travellers flying to and from the airport.  For those with more time, Windsor Castle and Legoland  are just 10 miles away whilst for sports fans Royal Ascot horse racing, Twickenham International Rugby, and the Royal Wentworth Golf Course are all within 20 miles of the luxury hotel. 

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Getting to/from the Radisson Edwardian Heathrow

From Heathrow Airport to the Luxury Hotel
From Heathrow Terminal 4 take a taxi, approximately 8 minutes
From Heathrow Terminals 1, 2 & 3, use the Heathrow Hotel Hoppa coach

Terminal 5 from Radisson Edwardian Heathrow- Hoppa Bus
The bus picks up at the hotel to go to Terminal 5 at various times throughout the day, the price for a single trip is £4.00.
-04.10am,04.30am,04.50am
-Then every 20 mins until 15.50pm
-16.18pm,16.30pm,17.03pm,17.33pm
-Then every 30 mins until the last bus at 23.36pm

London Underground (The Tube)
Nearest underground station is Heathrow Terminal 1,2,3 on the Piccadilly Line.  Plan your journey with London Underground's tube planner.

Train
Heathrow Express is a fast-track train from Paddington to Terminal 1, 2, 3 & 4 and only takes approximately 15 minutes to get to/from central London.
(every 15 minutes, 05.02-23.47 daily)

Car parking
550 spaces available at the hotel. 

By road
From junction 4 off the M4 follow signs to Terminal 1, 2 & 3.
At the roundabout take A4 exit on Bath Road.

Tourist attractions and Local Landmarks
Windsor Castle, Legoland, Thorpe Amusement Park, Chessington World of Adventures, Twickenham Rugby Football Stadium, Royal Ascot, Wentworth Golf Club, Eton, Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Palace.

Insider London
Morning: Virginia Water, part of Windsor Great Park, forces you to relax with nothing but tall standing ancient trees, lakes and well-planned vistas. If you need a task, try and find the immense totem pole.

Noon: Windsor has attracted tourists since Victoria's reign. Don't fight it: succumb to the pleasures at hand. See St. George's chapel and look down over the castle, then head to the Crooked House for a brilliant cream tea.

Night: Sit outside The Swan in Twickenham on one of the prettiest stretches of The Thames, then amble over to The Barmy Arms for a great pub meal.