London Hotels

• Sitting on Heathrow Airport's perimeter road, the Sheraton is 14 miles from central London and 7 miles from historic Windsor.
  
  
• Each of the 424 guestrooms has a workspace with UK, US, and European electrical sockets; a data port hookup; and a mini bar.
  
  
• This three-story hotel-built in 1973 and renovated in 2003-offers an expansive business center and two restaurants.
  
  

GENERAL INFORMATION:
What to expect: The Sheraton Heathrow uses soft colors and informal furnishings to create a relaxed environment. Executives talk business in the long marble foyer and well-equipped meeting rooms.

Amenity highlights: The business center offers Internet access, a photocopier, scanner, fax machine, and secretarial services. Meeting rooms have ergonomically designed chairs and break-out areas. The fitness center, which offers free weights and cardiovascular equipment, overlooks the garden.

PROPERTY AMENITIES:
The flight arrivals and departures screens offer constantly updated airport information to Sheraton Heathrow Hotel's international travelers, who can also take advantage of currency exchange facilities and in-room dual voltage electrical sockets.

The hotel business centre offers a complimentary online check-in service, through which boarding passes can be printed to avoid the queues in the airport itself. A complimentary Internet station is available in the club lounge.

The Link @ Sheraton, located in the lobby, provides guests with 45 minutes of free WiFi Internet access either from PC workstations available on site or from their own laptops.

ROOMS:
The three-story Sheraton Heathrow Hotel, London, offers 426 guestrooms. Room decor ranges from traditional English to bright contemporary design. Bathrooms are tiled in marble and ceramic and include a tub/shower combination; mirrors are heated to prevent condensation. All rooms have US- and European-style dual voltage electrical sockets that can accommodate non-UK appliances without the need for an adaptor. Other features include Internet access through the TV (surcharge), video-game consoles, international electrical outlets, and minibars.

DINING:
The Terrace - Offering an extensive international buffet and an á la carte menu of British and European dishes, the Terrace features a bright, semi-formal environment, with stone balustrades and soft cream furnishings. There are several vegetarian options, and Sheraton's specially developed Body Clock Cuisine is available to help combat jet lag.