Hatton Cross

Underground station best described as a hub on the edge of Heathrow Airport. The vast majority of people using this station will probably be merely interchanging between the branches of the Piccadilly line going to the different terminals (although for some obscure reason the on train announcements tell you to do this at Hounslow West...) which you do below ground (you literally wait on the same platform). If you venture above ground then you will find very little - the nearest town is about a mile away and it's mainly used to connect nearby towns to the Underground or as a local bus interchange. There are also very few facilities in the station itself - for example no toilets and no lifts.

Easy exchange station from buses (outside) to trains on the Piccadilly line linking Heathrow Airport to Central London. They have staff on site but be aware that they don't have lifts to go down the plataforms. You will have to carry any luggage you have. This station serves both Terminal 4 and 123 and terminal 5. Make sure you get the right train.

The view to Heathrow Airport is amazing. The aeroplanes flying in to land so close is a sight to behold.

Very Similar to Terminals 2 & 3 station in design however it lacks the lift and a ticket office which means tourists who are not familiar with the transport system have to ask members of staff or regular day passengers which can take more time where as they could just ask the ticket office if there was one available.

It is not in the heathrow free travel zone. It should be as it would make getting to london just £6 when you get a bus from hatton cross to feltham station and then feltham to waterloo but NO! tell me which local uses hatton cross and not take the bus there? It should be within the heathrow free travel zone. Also the station itself has not changed since the 70s. Awful.

The centre of the universe isn't Times Square, New York, USA, or our the sun at the heart of solar system but Hatton Cross, Heathrow, Hounslow. The flotsam and jetsam of the World will inevitably pass through here at some point in their lives, be it by air or by land. It is a godforsaken place.

However, the Tube Station does have some redeeming features. There is a 'Labyrinth' artwork by Mark Wallinger in the lobby area. The irony isn't lost on me; new visitors to the UK are in for a unique experience on the London Underground and will no doubt, get lost on the Tube network! Slightly more impressive are the mosaic motifs of BOAC on the two platforms.

It's a good place to go anywhere from this Hatton Cross Station. It's a Bus and Rail Underground Station too. Good Bus and Rail Connectivity for Travel. Hatton Cross Station is very near to Heathrow Airport and Cargo Center. And amazing plan landing and take off place is near by Hatton Cross so you can go with your family and kids for amazing plan landing and take off views.

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