London, United Kingdom
London Heathrow Airport (LHR)
Airport meet & greet, VIP assistance, and executive chauffeur transfers at London Heathrow Airport, coordinated end-to-end by LuxGreet.
Airport VIP Assistance at LHR
A dedicated greeter meets you at London Heathrow Airport for arrivals, departures, or connections — fast track through security and immigration, porter service for your luggage, and a private escort through the terminal, all priced automatically from your passenger and bag count.
Covering terminals: Terminal 2, Terminal 3, Terminal 4, Terminal 5.
Chauffeur Transfers to and from LHR
A chauffeur and vehicle waiting for you at London Heathrow Airport, or ready to collect you for your outbound flight — fixed-price transfers to and from London, with live flight tracking so your driver adjusts to delays automatically.
Heathrow meet & greet: what to know before you fly
London Heathrow is the UK's busiest airport and one of the largest international hubs in the world. It has four passenger terminals, 2, 3, 4 and 5, and each is big. The walk from the aircraft to immigration can be long, so a personal escort saves real time on arrival, especially after a long-haul flight.
Arriving at Heathrow
Arrivals follow the usual route: aircraft, immigration, baggage reclaim, customs and the arrivals hall. How long this takes depends on your terminal, the time of day and whether several long-haul flights land together. Your greeter meets you at the agreed point, stays with you through the process and hands you to your chauffeur. Where the airport's own priority arrangements apply to your ticket, we work with them.
Getting into London
Central London is around 24 km (15 miles) east of the airport. By road it usually takes 45 to 75 minutes, and longer at peak times. The Elizabeth line and the Heathrow Express are fast rail options, but you carry your own luggage and change at the other end. A chauffeur takes you door to door. See our London service.
Departures and connections
Terminals are far apart, so if you are changing terminals or flights, allow extra time and ask us about connection assistance. For a departure, your greeter can meet you at the terminal entrance and walk you through check-in and security.
Worth knowing
- Check your terminal on your ticket or in your airline's app. Airlines do change terminals.
- Heathrow also runs its own meet-and-assist services. LuxGreet is independent of the airport.
- Travelling for Wimbledon, Royal Ascot or the British Grand Prix? See our events guide.
- Terminals
- 2, 3, 4 and 5
- Distance to central London
- About 24 km (15 miles), west of the city
- Typical road time to central London
- 45 to 75 minutes, longer at peak times
- Rail
- Elizabeth line and Heathrow Express, about 15 minutes to Paddington from Terminals 2 and 3 on the Express
Frequently asked questions
Which Heathrow terminal do I need?
It is on your ticket or in your airline's app. Airlines can change terminals, so check again a few days before you fly and tell us if it changes.
How long does it take to get from Heathrow to central London?
Usually 45 to 75 minutes by road, and longer at rush hour or when the M4 and A4 are busy. Trains are quicker but need a change at the other end.
Where will my greeter meet me at Heathrow?
Where exactly depends on the airport's rules and the service you book. We tell you the meeting point before you travel.
Also serving London more broadly — see all LuxGreet services in London.