Parking at Heathrow
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groucho

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12,134 posts

275 months

Tuesday 27th December 2011
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Is there a hotel where I can spend the night and leave the car for 4 or 5 days without leaving my keys behind and doesn't involve the car being moved?

Cheers

DanielC4GP

2,792 posts

180 months

Tuesday 27th December 2011
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I can't remember for sure but a few years back I stayed at a Travelodge next to Terminal 5. They had a massive car park and I'm sure you could pay to leave your car for a few nights. You got a ticket when you drove in and then just used that ticket to pay when you left.

I only stayed for one night so I can't remember for sure but it may be worth having a look.

GWMD

1,117 posts

232 months

Tuesday 27th December 2011
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I believe you'll be able to at the Sheraton at Heathrow.
I've hired cars from Thrifty before (who use the Sheraton) and parked my car in their car park. My keys weren't required to be given in.

groucho

Original Poster:

12,134 posts

275 months

Wednesday 28th December 2011
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Any more tips?

Cheers.

GarryA

4,700 posts

193 months

Wednesday 28th December 2011
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Park inn.

Monkeylegend

29,207 posts

260 months

Wednesday 28th December 2011
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Comfort Inn. Cheaper than the bigger hotels, you can get rooms for £55 ish a night last time I checked. They have a car park as well.

jamei303

3,084 posts

185 months

Wednesday 28th December 2011
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You can park in most of the terminal car parks yourself and get the free shuttle to any terminal, and then make your way to your hotel.

F**k giving your keys to anyone so they can hoon it 10 miles away to a muddy field.

groucho

Original Poster:

12,134 posts

275 months

Wednesday 28th December 2011
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jamei303 said:
You can park in most of the terminal car parks yourself and get the free shuttle to any terminal, and then make your way to your hotel.

F**k giving your keys to anyone so they can hoon it 10 miles away to a muddy field.
Indeed.