Heathrow Terminal Four Guide

On 1st April 1986, The prince and princess of Wales opened the terminal 4. It is now Heathrow’s base for airlines of the SkyTeam airline alliance and it is the southern part of the airport site. Terminal 4 is served by local buses and coach service. The terminal has two hotels to stay-in and is more attracted by the international passengers.

Hilton Hotel

This is a 4 star hotel that provides for all your needs. It is not only best served by its 24 hours room service, but it also has three restaurants that serve varied menus from multi-cuisines.

Yotel

The YOTEL at terminal 4 is apparently not a hotel for luxurious needs, but the right choice when passengers prefer a perfect place for an easy layover. The interior resembles a ship cabin and is ideal for refreshment needs.

Shopping

Terminal four has about 40 stores that make shopping much easier and essential for the journey having all within reach such as the Dixons Travel, Hackett, and Paul Smith.

Rail and Tube Station

A quick transfer to central London and Paddington station can be reached through the rail and tube station service provided in Terminal 4. Also transfers to other terminals at Heathrow will be a few minutes of tube Journey.

Private Hire Minicabs

Flyers arriving at Heathrow that need to travel to the city have the option to be driven safely and comfortably to their destination. Private hire vehicles also known as minicabs are generally more affordable than taxis. These minicabs can be pre-booked in advance via easy to access online portals, and it just doesn’t end here as you also get additional benefits such as Free flight monitoring service, Meet and Greet service, Free waiting time for up to 30 minutes for all airport pickups & much more, especially when you book with us.