Well, you get what you pay for…read more Family room is small for 3 persoons. Food is oké. Only few shops around the corner. If you have eaten, you can do very little than hang in the hotel. Furthermore, there is a bus in front of the hotel to go to the shopping mall. about 15 min. Shuttle for about 3 pounds. (B.bus. App) till 11:45 am to go to the AirPort.

Before you book a stay here, I recommend looking at the name of the hotel again. See the word…read more"budget"? That means your room won't have a private jacuzzi or room service. This hotel is the farthest of 4 hotels from the airport, but is still about a 10 minute walk away. There is a sidewalk the entire way to the airport. If you travel in from London, you can take a couple trains down and the ticket should include a shuttle transfer to the holiday inn about half a mile away. The rooms are small - I stayed in a double room. Everything was functional - the shower was hot, the sheets were clean, and the bed was comfortable. For $30-40 I don't think you will much better. The close proximity to the airport as well as the ease of getting here from London makes this a great place to stay for an early Ryanair flight the next morning!

This hotel is less than a year old, and it shows: modern building & lobby, great rooms, and very…read moremodern amenities including plenty of power outlets and perhaps the largest TV I've ever seen in a hotel room. Everything was comfortable and clean. My only gripe was the thermostat: no matter what I did, it seemed to reset to 21C, which I find a bit chilly in summer. Staff was friendly and efficient. The location is a bit odd, midway between the train station and airport, but it's similar to other hotels in the area. There's no dedicated shuttle to the airport, you can either walk or take a quick ride on public transit.

After having 2 flights canceled and being stuck in England for 5 days you could say I was very…read morestressed. The Courtyard made that stress go away, and reminded me that people can be caring and giving. They went beyond to make sure I was treated exceptionally and understood my situation. The three women at the bar/resteraunt were amazing. Their names were Katie (Very very nice), Lenka, and Dancas. Katie and Dancas were very supportive and Lenka let me borrow her charger. The front staff was also very helpful and were willing to answer any questions and answer the best they could. The hotel rooms are really modern, clean, and have a luxury feel. Absolutely fantastic hotel! Would recommend to anyone.

Super conveniently located, a short walk away from the terminal building. Note, if you are thinking…read morebus/shuttle, think again - walking is the most practicable option, and takes about 5-7 minutes. The rooms are small, but then the only reason to stay at this place, is if you have an early morning flight out of Luton - I did, and I'm very glad I've listened to my friends, and left London the night before - I've never flown out of Luton, always doing Gatwick, Stansted or Heathrow, and so I've never appreciated the amount of time it takes to get to Luton! Will repeat, if flying out of Luton again.

I booked this hotel last minute and so it was expensive. However I wanted something closer to…read morehotel. 1) On website it says we can take shuttle from airport to hotel but the stop was more than 200 feet and due to weather and luggage it became difficult. 2) There is this constant water heater sound which made me difficult to sleep. Spoke with reception people but they said it's common and present in every room. Hard to believe but forced my self to sleep 3) Cigarette smell in non smoking room, hotel management inot helpful. 4) They gave us handicap room and in dark it was difficult to know what is what and we pulled fall alarm and hotel management got upset and were room. Overall terrible experience and expensive

Close to Luton Airport, my daughter and I stayed one nigh Mt before flying to Prague. We took the…read moreThamelink from St. Pancras in London and it took around 30 minutes. Check in was smooth since we did it through the app ahead of time. Our room was 313. It's dated and small, but for one night it did the job. There's a bar and cafe with food throughout the day. The breakfast buffet was well executed with waffles, fruit, cereal, pastries, hot food, etc.

The property is located alongside Luton Parkway Railway Station, around a mile from Luton Airport…read more(reached by a frequent bus service, or by walking if you so wish). Exit the station from platform one and you'll be in reception in just a couple of minutes. This hotel is a standard Hilton By Hampton build and does what is says on the tin. It's clean, comfortable and the staff are very pleasant and helpful. As with all HBH hotels, you get free wifi and a buffet breakfast (standard fare, but serves its purpose). Rooms are standard in design and come complete with multichannel flat screen tv, radio alarm clock, tea/coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, walk-in shower and there's a workable desk with plug sockets in the right place. The hotel serves meals from 11:00 till 22:00, but there's a 24/7 menu too (pizzas etc). It's not elaborate, but more than serves its purpose. For those unfamiliar with the area, there are no eating establishments within sensible walking distance from the hotel (other than disgraceful prices at the airport), so unless you have a car, the onsite restaurant will serve you well. There are car parking facilities at the hotel, which costs £6 a night. The hotel has a bar which is open 24/7. If you are relying on public transport, aside from the train station next door, there's the bus to the airport as well as in to Luton town and the surrounding area. The hotel is located just a few minutes from the M1 motorway as well as several main "A" roads. The Hampton By Hilton Luton is ideal for an overnight stay, pre or post departure from the airport, or if you are area. You may need to watch the room rates as sometimes they can be a little on the high side (supply and demand, I realise). I paid £63.20 for the night and thought I'd got myself a good deal.

Very nice hotel with a good flair. The rooms (we had a junior suite) are pretty funny was the…read morebathtub in the room. Central location in Luton and a lovely terrace. But be aware that it lies on a big road and near the railway so it is not the really quite there.

Excellent hotel in Luton. Rooms are good size and luxurious for the price. The hotel does not have…read morea lift but there is a person who will take your luggage to your room. Breakfast is delicious and made to order. The bar is rustic-looking but awesome. Specials everyday. You have a garden where you can just hang out and enjoy your drink under the nice weather. Our first night we stayed at the Hampton by Hilton but Paul (the owner) made his hotel a much better experience.

I stayed here in June 2015 so I could be at the Luton Airport by 5am for my flight. The room was…read moreclean and since I was travelling with my two daughters I opted for a slightly larger room. It was still a bit small but it was only one night. There is nothing close to this hotel except the airport which is a 10 min walk so not many ways to entertain my young daughter. Took a tour of the hotel and that ate up 15 minutes. I decided to have dinner at the hotel since nothing else is close and was a bit disappointed with the meal. We went with 3 burgers and a coke each and managed to rack up a £47 pound bill. I felt a ill after but since the girls didn't get sick I felt it was just me. Check out was good and a bus took the three of us to the terminal for less than £5. Overall a good hotel for travelling from Luton Airport.

Lovely little place with fantastic staff! Great American style buffet / made to order eggs, coffee,…read morejuices etc. breakfast and great restaurant on premises. Limited dinner menu, but deliciously prepared good quality meats, fish and produce. Excellent location to explore the city. Buses and teams at door. Taxi service available for not too far tourist spots!!

Great little modern business hotel. No more, no less. It's a little bit of a hike to be called an…read moreairport hotel so the few times I've ended up here it has been because the closer options have been full. However, if you're in the area and need a place to lay down your head for the night, then this is as good as any in the area.

This place is as magical as Bridgerton looks. The rooms are very spacious and if you are lucky…read moreenough to have a patio room you might get a visit from the resident peacock. The rooms have fridges water for tea and all the tea fixings. I am obsessed with the toiletry brand they have here, molton brown. Breakfast was spectacular, even the buffet items. The pool is shared with the spa and family access is limited and only during certain times a day. We got an hour access from 9-10 but my daughter was disappointed that no other children were at the pool at the same time. The beds including a roll away were very comfortable, the bedding and towels were soft and wonderful. The blackout curtains were on point and the AC was effective and silent. The only criticism I have is the in room safe barely fit my engineering laptop and the safe was placed very high, well above my head anyhow. I was witness to a rude American complaining at the desk and the gal handled it with grace.

On holiday from America and took my mom and sister here for a proper British Afternoon Tea…read more Everything was fresh and delicious. I thoroughly enjoyed the smoked salmon finger sandwich, scones, clotted cream, lemongrass ginger tea. The interior was beautiful and traditional the gardens need some TLC but overall it was a very lovely experience to share with my family.