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Public Transportation Options
Buses currently cost Ł1.75 each way.
Payment can be made with Oyster cards and contactless payment methods. No cash, no credit cards requiring signatures / PINs, etc.
From / To Terminal 5
Bus 423. Departs T5 local buses lane, bus stop 1. (outside on arrivals level, past entrance to Heathrow Express / Elizabeth Line / Piccadilly Line). Get off the bus at the bus stop called "Compass Centre", all London buses announce the next stop on the digital dot matrix screens. Bus stop is in front of hotel.
To return to T5, cross street at traffic light, bus stop is on the right. Bus stop BW (as indicate by the red sign with BW written in white above the bus stop sign). T5 is the last stop for the bus.
From / To Terminals 2/3
Bus U3. Departs Heathrow Central Bus Station. (Follow signs to London Underground station, then up stairs / lift to bus station) The bus stop for the Hyatt Place is called "Compass Centre" - across the street from hotel.
To return to T2/3, the bus stop is in front of hotel.
Buses currently cost Ł1.75 each way.
Payment can be made with Oyster cards and contactless payment methods. No cash, no credit cards requiring signatures / PINs, etc.
From / To Terminal 5
Bus 423. Departs T5 local buses lane, bus stop 1. (outside on arrivals level, past entrance to Heathrow Express / Elizabeth Line / Piccadilly Line). Get off the bus at the bus stop called "Compass Centre", all London buses announce the next stop on the digital dot matrix screens. Bus stop is in front of hotel.
To return to T5, cross street at traffic light, bus stop is on the right. Bus stop BW (as indicate by the red sign with BW written in white above the bus stop sign). T5 is the last stop for the bus.
From / To Terminals 2/3
Bus U3. Departs Heathrow Central Bus Station. (Follow signs to London Underground station, then up stairs / lift to bus station) The bus stop for the Hyatt Place is called "Compass Centre" - across the street from hotel.
To return to T2/3, the bus stop is in front of hotel.
Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport - REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
Aug 29, 2018, 3:31 am
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Any recommendations on options to get to the hotel after an arrival into T4 (around 6:30pm on a Sat). It’s been years since I arrived into T4! Thanks.
Aug 29, 2018, 10:36 am
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Nov 1, 2018, 11:28 am
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Stayed twice this week and overall good stay at very reasonable prices (79GBP and 99GBP). On principal I try to avoid Hotel Hoppa as its another example of how LHR tries to extract as much money as they can from you and is the only Airport I know of that charges for Airport Hotel transfers. Anyway was pleasantly supplied that the 7 and U3 free TFL bus service was really quick and easy and I think it's quicker and more frequent than the Hoppa
Nov 1, 2018, 4:54 pm
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Stayed twice this week and overall good stay at very reasonable prices (79GBP and 99GBP). On principal I try to avoid Hotel Hoppa as its another example of how LHR tries to extract as much money as they can from you and is the only Airport I know of that charges for Airport Hotel transfers. Anyway was pleasantly supplied that the 7 and U3 free TFL bus service was really quick and easy and I think it's quicker and more frequent than the Hoppa
Equally the free local buses are there so staff don't feel the need to drive into the airport.
Nov 2, 2018, 8:21 am
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The local buses are so much better and more frequent. I gave up on the Hotel Hoppa - a rip off and highly unreliable. I just take an uberx if the public buses won't work.
I've been staying here quite a bit and it's fine. I think the beds are more comfortable than most luxury hotels.
I've been annoyed with the Breakfast treatment. Was incorrectly charged as a Globalist. Also wasn't allowed to have a colleague join me since my room only had 1 guest (me). I thought that was tacky considering how often I stay here and the rare times I eat breakfast.
The lobby can be quite busy, although the line moves fast. Do wish they'd have a dedicated Globalist line but I've never seen one at a Hyatt Place.
I've been staying here quite a bit and it's fine. I think the beds are more comfortable than most luxury hotels.
I've been annoyed with the Breakfast treatment. Was incorrectly charged as a Globalist. Also wasn't allowed to have a colleague join me since my room only had 1 guest (me). I thought that was tacky considering how often I stay here and the rare times I eat breakfast.
The lobby can be quite busy, although the line moves fast. Do wish they'd have a dedicated Globalist line but I've never seen one at a Hyatt Place.
Nov 2, 2018, 10:11 am
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LOL, if it truly was to reduce congestion this would be a free to low cost service. Of course there is a cost of running the service but it could be subsidized by hotels (which no longer have to operate their own shuttles) as well as HAH, since this is a public and environmental service to to reduce congestion, be friendlier to the environment with less idling of dirty shuttle buses etc. However the reality is that the cost is 9GBP (which keeps rising) and is operated by a publicly traded for profit entity that expects to generate approx. GBP 200k profit from the service. There are plenty of other busy airports around the world that have lots of hotels close by that don't see the need to have a pay for hotel shuttle service to reduce congestion.
Last edited by Markie; Nov 2, 2018 at 10:17 am
Nov 2, 2018, 5:56 pm
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I've been annoyed with the Breakfast treatment. Was incorrectly charged as a Globalist. Also wasn't allowed to have a colleague join me since my room only had 1 guest (me). I thought that was tacky considering how often I stay here and the rare times I eat breakfast.
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I've been annoyed with the Breakfast treatment. Was incorrectly charged as a Globalist. Also wasn't allowed to have a colleague join me since my room only had 1 guest (me). I thought that was tacky considering how often I stay here and the rare times I eat breakfast.
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Also, for breakfast, the T&C now give this place, the Hayes HP and some others an out from comp breakfast:
Looks like it is being specifically stated that full breakfast will no longer be complimentary to all WoH members even on eligible rates from November 1st for some properties:
https://help.hyatt.com/en/hyatt-term...erms.html#/IIB
What is not clear is if even 'continental' will be available at those properties.
https://help.hyatt.com/en/hyatt-term...erms.html#/IIB
V. Breakfast Benefit at Participating Hyatt Place Hotels
For reservations with a check-in date on or after November 1, 2018, booked on or after September 15, 2018, Members staying at a participating Hyatt Place hotel who have paid an Eligible Rate or redeemed a Free Night Award for the applicable night will receive complimentary breakfast the following morning when breakfast is available (which includes standard breakfast buffet (with coffee, juice, and/or milk), as well as tax and gratuity) for each registered guest in the room. Breakfast benefit (where provided) is not valid for in-room dining. Valid only at participating Hyatt Place hotels and no other Hyatt hotel or resort, M life Rewards destination, or other property. This benefit is not valid at the following non-participating Hyatt Place hotels: Hyatt Place Frankfurt Airport, Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport, Hyatt Place Hyderabad/Banjera Hills, Hyatt Place Rameswaram, and Hyatt Place West London/Hayes. Some Hyatt Place hotels may offer complimentary breakfast to all guests, in which case Members will not receive any additional or substitute benefit.
For reservations with a check-in date on or after November 1, 2018, booked on or after September 15, 2018, Members staying at a participating Hyatt Place hotel who have paid an Eligible Rate or redeemed a Free Night Award for the applicable night will receive complimentary breakfast the following morning when breakfast is available (which includes standard breakfast buffet (with coffee, juice, and/or milk), as well as tax and gratuity) for each registered guest in the room. Breakfast benefit (where provided) is not valid for in-room dining. Valid only at participating Hyatt Place hotels and no other Hyatt hotel or resort, M life Rewards destination, or other property. This benefit is not valid at the following non-participating Hyatt Place hotels: Hyatt Place Frankfurt Airport, Hyatt Place London Heathrow Airport, Hyatt Place Hyderabad/Banjera Hills, Hyatt Place Rameswaram, and Hyatt Place West London/Hayes. Some Hyatt Place hotels may offer complimentary breakfast to all guests, in which case Members will not receive any additional or substitute benefit.
Nov 11, 2018, 6:30 am
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At many hotels, if I book two rooms (one for me, one for family members), and it's all under one bill ... the hotel extends Globalist breakfast benefit to both rooms. Does anyone know whether the HP London Heathrow will extend Globalist benefits to the second room?
Nov 11, 2018, 12:12 pm
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@CloudCoder Given that complimentary Globalist breakfast may not be a given in any case (see previous post no. 67) I would not assume anything.
Nov 11, 2018, 12:53 pm
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@CloudCoder Given that complimentary Globalist breakfast may not be a given in any case (see previous post no. 67) I would not assume anything.
Since I'm paying for the whole shebang, I like to leave fewer chances for error. So I went in and fixed the booking(s) she made. Now there are two rooms in a single reservation.
I believe that EVERY time at EVERY property, whenever I've booked multiple rooms in the same rez, ALL the rooms received Globalist privileges. But with this particular property, it's hard to say. The concierge made it seem like if the two rooms were in the same rez, then everyone gets free brekkie, and that's a violation of Hyatt's policy. So, I booked the room myself, because I don't personally have a policy like that, LOL.
Like many other contributors to this thread, I've stayed there many times when I had an early morning flight out of Heathrow. Thus I've -never- had breakfast in their hotel, because I checked out long before breakfast started. Perhaps they can look and see that they owe me at least 8 breakfasts that I never consumed? (just kidding ... but then again ...)
My Concierge says that the hotel charges non-Globalists 18.95 GBP for breakfast, which seems a bit high. I might just phone the manager and find out beforehand what the story is supposed to be.
Nov 11, 2018, 1:02 pm
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Mar 26, 2019, 8:26 am
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Just an oddity I noticed last time I was there. The room service order I placed didn't credit in the spend for my Gold Passport account. It posted the ex-tax room rate OK.
My Concierge sorted it, but as it has happened twice I thought I would warn others.
My Concierge sorted it, but as it has happened twice I thought I would warn others.
May 17, 2019, 3:08 pm
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just denied breakfast as a globalist here at the hyatt place london heathrow. Just me and my wife and denied for both. The front desk guy said they were one of the few who didn't do that (woohoo, hello 1 star review). Also, they require deposit of 30 gbp that they say will be refunded. Was the check in person just uninformed or is this the case?
May 17, 2019, 5:34 pm
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just denied breakfast as a globalist here at the hyatt place london heathrow. Just me and my wife and denied for both. The front desk guy said they were one of the few who didn't do that (woohoo, hello 1 star review). Also, they require deposit of 30 gbp that they say will be refunded. Was the check in person just uninformed or is this the case?
Free breakfast for World of Hyatt members
Paying a deposit is standard at any hotel, in my experience.
May 17, 2019, 8:39 pm
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could that be because Gold Passport doesn't exist anymore? it's World of Hyatt.