*These fares are all inclusive of parking and waiting at the airport.

Please note these are all fixed fares, with no meters or surge pricing.

How long does it take to travel from Notting Hill to Heathrow by minicab?

The time of day you choose to travel from Notting Hill to Heathrow will naturally have a large impact on how long your journey will take.

When booking your transfer from Notting Hill to Heathrow Airport, please be sure to allow plenty of time for your trip, and consider traffic conditions etc. The times indicated above are only meant as a guide, and passengers should make their own checks regarding journey time.

Meet and Greet

If you are arriving at London Heathrow Airport please meet your driver at the following designated pickup points:

• Terminal 1 Airport Information Desk

• Terminal 2 Outside WHSmith

• Terminal 3 Outside WHSmith

• Terminal 4 Outside Costa Coffee

• Terminal 5 Outside Costa Coffee

Your driver will be holding a board displaying the Blackberry Cars logo and your name. For further details of our meet and greet service please see our Airport Pickup Guide. You can find more detailed information and floor plans about Heathrow Airport by visiting HeathrowAirport.com.

These are all fixed price fares with no hidden extras.

Getting from Notting Hill Gate to Heathrow by Minicab

Notting Hill Gate

As well as the tube station, Notting Hill Gate; often confused with Notting Hill proper, is home to a number of restaurants and antique and collectables shops. Take a walk up Kensington Park Road then onto Portobello Road, however, and you will come to the world famous Portobello market. There are five arcades and galleries at Portobello market, made up of a variety of antique shops and dealers; some of which are open throughout the week, while others are by appointment only.

Before you even reach the arcades and stores, however, you will need to negotiate a path through the busy street market on Portobello Road. There are hundreds of stalls, winding up the long road, which attract thousands of visitors to the popular Saturday market. You can expect to see antiquities that date back to the roman times, sitting along retro-gems from up to the 1960s.

While you are in the area, you may also want to take the famous Notting Hill tour; as inspired by the romantic movie of the same name, starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant. Locations from the movie include the Coronet Cinema, close to the tube station; Rosmead Gardens, off the Landsdown Road; and, Bella & Max’s House, which you will find at no. 91 Landsdown Road. If you are not familiar with the area, some of the locations may be hard to find. Ask any of the market traders, however, and they will be glad to point you in the right direction.

Places to stay in the area include Linden Gardens Hotel, Notting Hill Gate Apartments and The Abbey Court – Notting Hill, as well as the Notting Hill Gate Hotel.