London Luton

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Luton Airport is 51km from central London.

Taxi - taxis can be hired outside the airport building.

Bus - you can catch buses to a range of destinations, including central London, from right outside the terminal building. It's best to book in advance to ensure your seat is reserved and to get the best price available.

Train - Luton Airport Parkway station is served by frequent trains to central London, Sussex and the Midlands. A shuttle bus takes travelers between the airport and the station, and the journey takes around 10 minutes; you can buy a shuttle ticket from the driver or include the fare in your train ticket if you have purchased it in advance. Train tickets are for sale at the Onward Travel Centre in Arrivals, and can also be purchased online or from a ticket machine near the shuttle stop.

Car rental - there's a 24-hour car hire reception at the Onward Travel Centre in Arrivals. From there, take the 24/7 courtesy shuttle bus to the car hire center, where you'll find half a dozen well-known companies offering their services.

There's a wide range of parking options at Luton Airport - remember to pre-book online if you want the best deals. The parking lots closest to the terminal building are the most expensive. If you're collecting someone, there's up to 2 hours' free parking available in the long-term parking lot, and if you're dropping off passengers, the first 15 minutes are free in the mid-term parking lot. Courtesy shuttle buses run to the terminal - it's a 5-minute journey from the mid-term parking lot and 10 minutes from the long-term.

Transfers are very straightforward at this single-terminal airport.

There are no hotels inside the terminal building. The Ibis London Luton Airport is a 10-minute walk from Arrivals. There’s also a Holiday Inn and a Hilton a short drive away.