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From Luton to ROYAL NATIONAL 3* LONDON
Hello, tell me how to get by bus from Luton airport to the ROYAL NATIONAL hotel (London). Where to transfer and where, the price of a ticket on the bus is also different from 2 pounds and above, where you can buy them.
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From Luton Airport to London
The transport connection of Luton Airport with London and other cities is carried out by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) connects Luton Airport with cities such as Northampton, High Wycombe,
The transport connection of Luton Airport with London and other cities is carried out by the Green Line, easyBus and National Express bus lines.
Green Line (bus number 757) delivers passengers to central London. The schedule can be viewed on the carrier's website (www.greenline.co.uk). You can order tickets online here - https://kiosk.iristickets.co.uk/k?GreenLineServices.
easyBus (www.easybus.co.uk) runs between Luton Airport and central London with stops at Brent Cross, Finchley Road, Baker Street, Oxford Street/Marble Arch and London Victoria (London Rail Station). Ticket prices start at £2 one way depending on demand. To get a ticket at the best price, it is better to book in advance.
Note: Green Line and easyBus share the same route; their buses leave from platforms 10 and 11 (at the exit of the main airport terminal).
The average travel time to London takes 1 hour. Buses run around the clock, the interval between flights is 10-30 minutes.
National Express (www.nationalexpress.com) connects Luton Airport with cities such as Northampton, High Wycombe,
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answered 12 years ago
Next, you can get off at Oxford Street, take bus number 7 towards the British Museum and go to the final stop. It's 10-15 minutes. And there - around the corner to the left of the stop - a hotel. If you have any questions, write. And one more thing - buy a ticket for a week - Oyster (such a blue one) for 27.60 pounds + 5 security deposit. which you will take later. when you return the ticket. You will ride the subway and bus without worrying where to buy and so on. Saving both time and money.
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answered 12 years ago
By the way, the hotel is VERY big. In terms of breakfast - poor: muesli, milk, bun, jam, toast, tea, coffee, juice, milk. AND QUEUE. And NOISE. It is not clear why - the constant noise of some kind of hood outside the window. Tightly closed windows do NOT help. And the rest - a great location near the Russell Square metro station. Before shopping - the 7th bus and you are 10 minutes to Oxford Street. On foot you can reach the British Museum in 6-8 minutes. You need a guide for 20 pounds, take a plan and walk for at least 3-5 hours. The same is in the national art gallery in Piccadilly.
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