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Heathrow Terminal 4 station serves Terminal 4 of Heathrow Airport, located to the south of the airport's main campus and accessed via a dedicated spur of the Piccadilly line. The station opened in 1986 alongside the terminal itself and is the only Heathrow Underground station that is not served by the Elizabeth line, which exclusively serves Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 and Terminal 5.
The station is situated directly beneath the terminal, offering seamless covered access to the check-in and arrivals halls. Terminal 4 primarily handles SkyTeam alliance airlines including Air France, KLM, Delta, and Korean Air, as well as a number of other international carriers. It is a quieter terminal than T2&3, with a more relaxed atmosphere.
Passengers requiring the Elizabeth line should travel to Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 station by tube, or use the free inter-terminal bus service. Allow adequate time if connecting between T4 and other terminals.
Heathrow Terminal 4 station is fully step-free from street level to all platforms. Lifts serve all levels and the station connects directly to the accessible Terminal 4 building.
For accessibility assistance at Heathrow, contact your airline in advance. TfL Assisted Travel: 0343 222 1234.
The oldest and largest occupied castle in the world, Windsor Castle is one of England's greatest attractions. An official residence of the Royal Family, it is open to the public throughout the year. The State Apartments, St George's Chapel, and Queen Mary's Dolls' House are all outstanding. The Changing of the Guard ceremony takes place most mornings. An excellent half-day or full-day excursion from Heathrow.
The UNESCO World Heritage Site covering 326 acres with over 50,000 living plant species, spectacular Victorian glasshouses, a treetop walkway, and beautiful landscaped gardens. Take the Piccadilly line to Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3 then continue to Kew Gardens station on the District line. Well worth a visit for those with time between flights.
A major UK theme park with world-class thrill rides including Stealth, Colossus, and Nemesis Inferno. Popular with families and groups. Reachable by taxi from T4 or via shuttle bus from Heathrow bus station. Best for passengers with a long daytime layover.
The historic riverside meadows where Magna Carta was sealed in 1215, managed by the National Trust. A peaceful and historically significant site with memorials to the Great Charter and President Kennedy. A short taxi ride from Heathrow.
London's largest Royal Park, home to 600+ free-roaming deer. Stunning views over the city from several vantage points. A tranquil escape from the airport environment, accessible by Piccadilly line and District line combination.
A spectacular National Trust property with a magnificent Georgian mansion, set in 140 acres of parkland and gardens. Robert Adam's interiors are some of the finest surviving examples of 18th-century design. Reachable from Osterley Underground station on the Piccadilly line.
A well-located budget hotel immediately adjacent to Terminal 4, offering comfortable rooms and free shuttle bus to the terminal. An ideal choice for early morning T4 departures. From around £60/night when booked in advance.
A high-quality 4-star hotel close to Terminal 4 with a free airport shuttle, excellent restaurant, spa, and health club. Popular with business travellers. From around £140/night.
A large, comfortable Marriott property with extensive facilities including pool, gym, restaurant, and bar. Regular free shuttle to all Heathrow terminals. From around £130/night.
A reliable, no-frills budget hotel with comfortable rooms and on-site dining. An airport shuttle connects to the terminals. Good value for those on a budget. From around £55/night.
A well-established 4-star hotel with a free terminal shuttle, comfortable rooms, and a health club. Consistent and reliable. From around £120/night.
Terminal 4 has its own dedicated short-stay and long-stay parking facilities managed by Heathrow Airport Ltd. Advance online booking is strongly recommended for the best rates.
A Heathrow drop-off charge applies at the terminal set-down area. See the Heathrow website for current fee details before driving to the airport.
A bar and pub-style eating area airside in Terminal 4's departure lounge. Serves a range of beers, wines, and spirits alongside pub-style food. The most convenient bar option for passengers departing from T4. Airside access only (departing passengers).
Several coffee and casual drink options are available landside in T4's check-in hall, including Caffè Nero and a Costa Coffee. Limited alcohol options landside compared to airside.
A local pub near Hatton Cross tube station, serving traditional ales and standard pub food. A short taxi or bus ride from T4 for those wanting a drink in a proper pub environment away from the airport.
The bar at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow is open to non-hotel guests, offering a smart, relaxed setting for drinks. A good option for those meeting people near T4 or waiting for a connection.
The Marriott hotel bar is open to non-residents and provides a comfortable, hotel-standard environment for drinks before or after a flight. Good cocktail and wine selection.
J.D. Wetherspoon's pub and restaurant airside in T4. Reliable, good-value food and drink served throughout the day. One of the more popular options for a sit-down meal before departure. Accessible to departing passengers only.
Fresh Japanese-inspired sushi, rice bowls, and soups. A lighter, healthier option than many airport chains. Quick service and reasonable prices for an airport environment.
Several quick-service sandwich and snack outlets are available both landside and airside including Upper Crust and WHSmith food-to-go. Ideal for a quick bite before a flight.
The main restaurant at the Radisson Blu Edwardian Heathrow is open to non-hotel guests and serves quality European cuisine. A reliable sit-down dining option within easy reach of T4.
Serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner to hotel guests and non-guests. An extensive menu of British and international dishes in a comfortable hotel setting. Free shuttle from T4 available.
Terminal 4's airside departure lounge has a range of retail including World Duty Free, Boots, WH Smith, and several fashion and gift shops. While smaller than T2&3 or T5, there is enough choice for pre-flight browsing and duty-free shopping.
The single best day-trip destination from Heathrow. Windsor Castle offers a full day's sightseeing with the State Apartments, St George's Chapel, and the iconic Round Tower. Allow at least 3–4 hours for a visit and travel by taxi or the No. 77 bus from Heathrow.
A magnificent National Trust property with Robert Adam's spectacular 18th-century interiors, set in 140 acres of parkland. Quieter than the major London attractions and easily accessible by Piccadilly line. A hidden gem near Heathrow well worth a visit.
The Royal Botanic Gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage Site with year-round attractions including the iconic Palm House and Temperate House glasshouses, seasonal gardens, and art galleries. A full morning or afternoon's entertainment for nature lovers.
Heathrow's southern perimeter road near T4 provides good views of aircraft using the southern runway. A favourite with aviation enthusiasts and photographers. The Myrtle Avenue viewing area (accessible by car or taxi) offers excellent views of aircraft approaching over the Bath Road.
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