Luton Airport to Leicester

Luton Airport To Leicester by taxi :

Taxi from Luton Airport to Leicester will take approximately 1 Hours, 25 Minutes.
Luton Airport To Leicester taxi will cost approximately £143 for a standard saloon car, which can carry 4 passengers, 2 check-in luggages and 2 hand luggage.
The total mileage from Luton Airport to Leicester will be 74 Miles.

We received a story from one of our clients as a thank you letter for the service which we got from our company. We are proud to publish these nice words and happy to add one more happy customer to our growing family.

You can read his comments below:

I am Emma. I am a model and from France. I have a shoot in England. And the city that was selected was Leicester. My flight was booked and landed at Luton Airport and then I needed a cab from Luton Airport to Leicester Transfer . I was looking for a cab that should have great customer service and a reasonable price. This was my first trip to England. And I looked at so many cab companies, all were good but they all had high prices. I was looking for a cab that should have Great Customer care and should have a competitive price. I contacted this company, and requested for a quote, they gave me a reasonable price and their reviews about Customer Service are good. They booked my cab for my journey from Luton Airport to Leicester. And sent me the booking confirmation email. I was satisfied with their service.

On the day of arrival, an hour before my pick-up time, I received my driver's details by Whatsapp. When I was free, the driver received me at the Costa coffee shop with my name on board. He also provided me with the meet and greet service. He put all my luggage in a cab and requested to sit in a cab. He was nice, polite, and kind. The driver was there on time and the car was very neat and cleaned and licensed. The driver had a good experience and he drove the cab smoothly.

We were on the way towards Leicester. I felt safe and good due to the kind and polite driver. He told me about Leicester's famous and interesting things. It is the 10th largest city in the UK - larger than Nottingham and Newcastle. You can't talk about Leicester's history without talking about King Richard III, who spent his last night in Leicester before being killed in the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. It was named Britain's first natural city. It is home to the National Space Centre - one of the UK's leading tourist attractions.

This City holds the combined record of winning the second major title, having won the First Division six times. One of Leicester's most beautiful parks is the "Old John" - Bradgate Park - a magnificent folly lying on a high hill overlooking the park that can be seen throughout Leicester on a hot day. It was also the birthplace of the father of the package holiday, Thomas Cook - and the first package trip took place from this city to Loughborough in 1841.

My journey was completed with a very friendly and experienced driver. It was a very amazing and enjoyable journey. The driver was polite and professional, took the fastest route and made my trip comfortable. I will recommend this companyto all my friends and colleagues.