Cheap Flights from Detroit Wayne County (DTW) to London Heathrow (LHR)

Cheap Flights from Detroit Metropolitan Airport to Heathrow

You can get from Detroit Metro to Heathrow by flying with Delta, Virgin, United, Air Canada, American, British Airways or Lufthansa as your primary options. Of these, most will require at least one stop somewhere either on the U.S. East Coast or in Europe. Direct non-stop service is available from Delta and Virgin, however, and these flights are actually often among the most competitively priced of the bunch (though you're stuck with only one late afternoon departure time and an overnight flight).

Flights to Europe from Detroit Metro tend to be pricey. Fares are often significantly cheaper from Windsor, which is about 20 miles from Detroit. Using the search tools, you can put everything in the region side-by-side to find the deal that suits you the best.

Hotels and Rental Cars Near Heathrow

Heathrow does not have a hotel directly on the airport grounds, but there are quite a few scattered right around its edges within walking distance. These tend to be more upscale chain properties like Hilton, Sofitel and Sheraton, though there are a number of midscale options as well that regularly come in at below $100 USD per night. The Heathrow Hotel Hoppa is a shuttle bus that leaves from Terminal 3 and circulates among many of these nearby hotels.

Heathrow is located just to the west of London's center. Generally speaking, rates will stay the same or increase as you press east toward the city core. You can find many more lodgings scattered all over the city, however, with something to suit every taste and budget. Use the Hotel Search tool to quickly compare all that's available.

A number of rental car agencies are present at Heathrow Airport including Hertz, Sixt, Enterprise, Avis and Europcar. Many of these agencies also have offices just outside the airport, however, and you might find better deals at these locations. To compare, use the Car Rental Search tool and simply set Heathrow as your point of arrival to see everything nearby.

Things To Do In London

London is full of must-see stops: Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and The London Eye foremost among them. One aspect of London that people often overlook is the food. The city has quietly developed one of the world's most diverse and interesting street food scenes in recent years. There's something good around every corner and plenty of time to grab it even during the shortest trips, from the Bad Brownie Co.'s revolutionary treats to Sri Lankan carts that serve delicious kottu and samosas.