Heathrow to Bath taxi.

About 1 hour 50 minutes off-peak from Terminal 5, via the M25, M4 west to J18 and the A46 into Bath, roughly 102 miles. On a Friday evening or through weekday rush hours expect up to 2 hours 30 due to M4 traffic near Heathrow and Reading and the single-lane A46 approach. We track your flight and set the pickup time around your actual landing, so a delay does not cost you time or money.

From £180 for an estate car (up to 4 people, 2 large suitcases) off-peak. That's the final price — Heathrow drop-off charge, motorway tolls and ULEZ are all included. Peak periods (Friday late afternoon, Sunday evening, public holidays) add 15%. No meter, no traffic surcharge, no card fees.

Yes — T2, T3, T4 and T5. The pickup procedure is the same at each: call or text us once you've cleared customs, we drive round to the short-stay car park and collect you. No name-board meet & greet inside the terminal.

We track your flight number, so we know when you've actually landed and adjust the pickup time accordingly. You're never charged extra for an airline delay. Free wait time is 60 minutes from your scheduled pickup.

Yes. Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage city and its centre has narrow, one-way and vehicle-restricted streets, so we drop as close to your hotel door as the access rules allow, using the streets around Charlotte Street, Avon Street and Manvers Street when a hotel is pedestrianised at the front. Tell us the hotel name when you book and we plan the approach in advance. We regularly drop at hotels near the Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, the Royal Crescent and Thermae Bath Spa, as well as at Bath Spa station for guests continuing by rail. Because the fare is fixed, the tighter city-centre approach never adds to the price.

The train (Heathrow Express or bus to Paddington, then GWR to Bath Spa) runs around £45 to £75 with one change and a luggage transfer, and the National Express coach is the cheapest option at roughly £15 to £25 but takes about 2 hours 5 minutes to 2 hours 15 and drops at Bath bus station. An Uber averages around £155 with no fixed price and can surge. A fixed-price door-to-door taxi makes more sense for couples and families with luggage, for late-night arrivals after the last coach or train has gone, and for a straight hotel drop on Bath's restricted streets without changing vehicles. Our estate car takes up to four passengers with two large suitcases plus cabin bags; at £180 fixed that is around £45 each for a group of four, with the Heathrow drop-off charge, tolls and ULEZ all included.