Regents Park Area Transfers
Public Transport Access To The Regents Park Area From Airports, Rail & Cruise Terminals
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| Getting To London Regents Park |
The Regents Park area sits just north of the central 'West End' shopping and entertainment district. At its southern perimeter is the Marylebone Road, one of London's busiest arteries .
This area, around Baker Street and Marylebone Station is only 10 minutes walk from Oxford Street. Baker Street has very good transport connections, including to the airports. There are lots of hotels north of Baker Street spread out over quite a distance, it is easy to get to all of these from Baker Street.
For most leisure travelers, Heathrow is the only airport where the cost of taxi transfers are worth considering within most people's budgets. The exception to the rule perhaps being if you have a group or lots and lots of luggage. A private charter bus is worth considering for such groups.
A good first task is to identify precisely where your accommodation is in the Regents Park area.
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| Hotel Accommodation |
| Hotel Map |
| Getting To
Regents Park Marylebone Area |
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We have a Regents Park area hotel map to help you, but the area is quite large so the mao is not at street detail level.
A good second investment in time is to understand the basic's of using London's public transport. You will waste a lot of money paying single fares for everything and when you are traveling around London you will need to purchase a transport pass of one kind or another. You will save yourself a lot of time and money purchasing the right pass before you get to your hotel.
Public transport passes in London can be complicated, especially if you have children so reading our Travelcard or Oyster Card page will pay dividends for a small investment in your time.
Airport, Rail & Cruise Transfer Options To Regents Park Area
The Regents Park area is a large area. We have chosen to use Baker Street, a major transport hub as the reference point for the area.
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| Schematic Of Public Transport Between London Airports and Baker Street |
The Circle Line of the London Underground connects most major mainline rail stations in Central London with BaKer Street. The Bakerloo Line connects Baker Street with Charing Cross and waterloo Stations.
For airports and cruise terminals, there is no uniform 'best way', you have to compromise between cost, speed and comfort. Guidance on your options include ...
Transfers To/From Bayswater
Heathrow To/From Baker Street
Cheapest - London Underground changing at Oxford Circus with an Oyster or Travelcard.
Fastest - Heathrow Express to Paddington Station then taxi or Underground.
Groups - For groups of 10 or more a private charter bus is worth considering.
Discussion - General discussion of all Heathrow - Central London transfer options.
Gatwick To/From Baker Street
Cheapest - National Express Bus or easyBus then Underground.
Fastest - Gatwick Express to Victoria Station then taxi or Underground.
Groups - For groups of 12 or more a private charter bus is worth considering.
Discussion - General discussion of all Gatwick - Central London transfer options.
Stansted To/From Baker Street
Cheapest - National Express Bus to Baker Street.
Fastest - Stansted Express to Liverpool Street Station then Underground.
Groups - For groups of 12 or more a private charter bus is worth considering.
Discussion - General discussion of all Stansted - Central London transfer options.
Luton To/From Baker Street
Cheapest - easyBus to Baker Street
Fastest - First Capital Train to St Pancras then Underground.
Groups - For groups of 12 or more a private charter bus is worth considering.
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