3rd time staying here and it’s by far the best airport hotel at Heathrow. It’s bright, clean, excellent value, includes a decent breakfast and is conveniently located 5 minutes from T2/3 by bus (local buses stop right outside and run into the Heathrow Central bus station and T5 - don’t use the overpriced Hotel Hoppa).

Like all the hotels along Bath Road if you’re in a south-facing room expect to be kept awake by planes taking off and landing. The decor is more tacky than contemporary however it’s still a lot better than your typical drab airport hotel.

Clean modern hotel, 1 mile from Heathrow terminal 3, ideal for overnight stay close to airport. Bar and food options.

Just advice- you cannot walk between the hotel and the airport due to a pedestrian free tunnel. Uber is £30! Use bus 105 from the airport which drops you outside the door (4stops?). To get to the airport catch any bus from the other side if the road 🙂 bus fare is £1.75 - card only and a separate payment method for each passenger. Breakfast £14

Helpful and friendly staff. Good bed.

Short cab ride to airport is a bit expensive at £15 for a mile or less. Due to 2 drops we were both charged £15 for a total of £30 which makes a good location less helpful. Free shuttles to hotels would be comparable to some other places worldwide.

Helpful friendly staff. Big quiet room - I think I booked a standard double but it was also wheelchair accessible. Very comfortable bed. Big bathroom. Nice change after all the pub-style old hotels I stayed at on my trip! Perfect location for my early morning flight. The 278 bus to Heathrow from Hayes & Harlington tube station is right across the road from the hotel and this stop has many buses going to the airport central bus station - avoids the high prices of a tube to the terminal (I saved about 6 pounds on tube) and the hotel hopa shuttle (6.50 pounds 1-way). Note the Hotel Hopa shuttle doesn’t stop at Ibis Styles but the standard bus is more regular, seemed quicker and less full!

Took me a while to find the kettle in the weird silver box by the bed! One day I’ll be able to get non-dairy milk at hotels… Oatly does mini-milk for hotel!

The location to Heathrow Terminal 3 was less than 7 minutes using Uber, which was excellent for my early morning flight. The room was spacious, and they had complimentary coffee and water.

The front desk officer could not seem to find my booking, and I had to stand for a while. Even though they had communicated to me the previous day via message. She also didn't apologize for keeping me waiting!

Compared to other hotels along the Bath Rd ‘strip’ that I’ve stayed at this was truly surprising. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, the room was comfortable, spacious and I enjoyed the aviation theme throughout the hotel (the drinks-trolley style mini fridge was a nice touch). Location is great with the bus stop from Heathrow Central bus station immediately outside and there’s a 24 hour petrol station next door if you need snacks. Note that the bus stop for the 423 to Terminal 5 is a few minutes walk down the road and it only comes every 20 minutes or so so check the TFL app before you head to the bus otherwise you could be waiting a while. Another bonus was that the hotel is well soundproofed and you can’t hear the air traffic despite being so close to the airport.

Can’t really complain when it’s included in the room rate but the breakfast was a bit disappointing especially the cooked items were of the cheapest quality. Only other complaint was a rather unpleasant smell from the plumbing but this seems to be the case at every hotel along Bath Rd so it’s not a problem isolated to this particular hotel. Also note there’s no local buses to T4 so you either need to use the overpriced hotel hoppa bus or take one of the regular buses to the central bus station and then use the free train transfer.

Good location. Just 3 bus stops from Heathrow Central Bus Station and 4 different buses (105, 111, 278, and 285) can take you there. Clean comfortable rooms. I always stay here when doing an overnight at Heathrow. Reception is always hit or miss. This time the lady at reception was very friendly and helpful. Upon exiting, I told the male attendant that the bathroom sink drained very slowly and needed attention. He said OK, didn’t write anything down and proceeded to chat with a female attendant. Go figure

See remarks about the variable reception response

Comfortable, clean and a couple of busstops away from Heathrow T2 and T3 Good size room.

The breakfast. We were there at 10, a half hour before closing and unfortunately, the food had been kept warm since 6.30. The fried egg was so leathery that you could bounce it on the ground. The bacon was so dry and hard to cut. Sausages wrinkly. Even the grilled tomatoes had a hard skin on. Such a disappointment. We paid £14 per person. We did mention this to the guy looking after the breakfast area. He apologised on behalf of the kitchen and did say the food had been out all morning. No refund offered.

Great hotel right next to terminal 3! They have a bar and restaurant that serves good food and a nice coffee machine for the morning. Room was clean and comfortable

Good rates, clean and very comfortable. Loved the long hours that the restaurant was open. Really helpful to be able to eat anytime you feel like it. Staff at desk and in the restaurant friendly & helpful. Late checkout was great. So handy to the airport when you no longer have a hire car.

No shuttle bus. We caught the local bus. To give Ibis credit they did let us know the bus numbers and the name of the stop to get off at. Just check but I think it was the 111 which dropped us right outside the motel. It was a bit of a struggle getting on and off the bus with all our luggage. We opted for a taxi back to airport next day. About £20 more but worth it.