Air

Heathrow Airport ( miles / km)

The world's busiest international airport in terms of passenger numbers and second busiest cargo port, Heathrow Airport is located to the West of London along the M4. The access is easy for visitors, with convenient public transportation both to and from the airport with a wide choice of trains, coaches, taxis and car hire. View the directions to the hotel from Heathrow Airport.

Gatwick Airport ( miles / km)

Gatwick airport is London's second busiest airport and is found 25 miles (46km) south of the city centre. View the directions to the hotel from Gatwick Airport.

Luton Airport ( miles / km)

As with the previous airports, Luton has a number of good transport links into the city. We would recommend the coach service as that will drop you off in the road behind the Lord Milner Hotel. View the directions to the hotel from Luton Airport.

Stansted Airport ( miles / km)

Home of a number of the 'low cost' airlines, Stansted is the 4th biggest airport in the UK. It is located 30 miles (48 km) north east of London and is connected via train and by coach. View the directions to the hotel from Stansted Airport.

London City Airport ( miles / km)

Located to the East of London, London City Airport is small compared to the other 4 London international airports but has proved important for thousands of business travelers from London's Docklands and financial district. Unlike other large airports travelers benefit from the quick turnarounds and the short pier, enabling travelers to check-in as little as 15 minutes before takeoff. View the directions to the hotel from London City Airport.

Train

Victoria Station

Victoria Station is a major London transport hub and interchange. The mainline station serves trains from Gatwick and the South of the United Kingdom. The London Underground station lies to the north of the mainline station concourse. There are two ticket halls: the hall closer to the mainline station serves the Victoria Line, and the other, further north along a tunnel, the District and Circle Lines.

Waterloo Station

London Waterloo is also a major railway station and transport interchange complex in London. It houses the Eurostar as well as numerous trains that serve the South East of the United Kingdom. In addition, the Waterloo and City, Bakerloo, Northen and Jubilee Underground Lines all pass through this station.

Paddington Station

Paddington station is a major National Rail and London Underground station complex in the Paddington area of London. With express trains from Heathrow and services from the West of the United Kingdom, Paddington is often the station that people see first when entering London. The London Underground part of Paddington station involves stops on several lines: the Hammersmith & City Line at a surface station on the north side of the main line station and parallel with it; the District Line and Circle Line in a cutting in front of the main line station and perpendicular to it; and the Bakerloo Line in deep-level tubes below the main line station.

Taxi

Taxi's are always readily available in the local area. We can take the hassle out of finding one by ordering one on your behalf, or alternately, one can be hailed on the nearby Buckingham Palace Road.

Car Rentals

There are a number of international car rental companies situated in the local area. The closest to the Lord Milner Hotel are probably Hertz and Europcar but there are a host of others to choose from should you wish to.

Bus

Victoria Station is a major bus interchange, allowing you to get pretty much anywhere and everywhere in London.

Coach

The Victoria Coach Station is the largest and most significant coach station in London, with links ot the rest of the United Kingdom. National Express, Eurolines and Stagecoach all have a base at the Victoria Coach Station. In addition there are numerous links to Oxford by coach from here. The Victoria COach Station is within 2 minutes walk of our front door.