Airport Transfers from London City Airport (LCY) to Cheshunt

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One-Way Transfer
A one-way transfer covers one journey between two addresses: the terminal to a house west of the A10, the airport to a guest house near Lee Valley Park for a cycling week, or Cheshunt station to London City for an evening flight. On arrival, the chauffeur tracks your flight and plans the pick-up around the real landing time; for a flight out, you set the pick-up time yourself, and the confirmation shows it.
Round-Trip Service
Round-Trip Service books both directions in one reservation: London City to your house in Cheshunt after a week of meetings in Amsterdam or Zurich, and out to the Royal Docks again for the next trip. In the summer holidays, local cars are reserved early. With both directions in one booking, the return is secured from the start; you set both pick-up times yourself, and the confirmation lists them.
Hourly Service
Hourly service keeps one chauffeur and one vehicle with you for a set number of hours. When you book, you set the start at LCY, the final address and the hours you need, and you add the day's plan to the reservation so the chauffeur has it before your flight lands. It suits an arrival day with appointments, not a straight run to one hotel.

London City Airport to Cheshunt: Route and Drive Time

The biggest town in Broxbourne, Cheshunt sits in Hertfordshire's south-eastern corner, a short way from the M25 at Junction 25. From the Royal Docks the drive is 26 miles, normally 50 minutes to 1 hour 10 minutes. The route leaves east London northwards along the Lee Valley side of the city, crosses the Greater London boundary and reaches the town near the motorway junction.

Which side of the A10 you live on decides the final turns. The estates lie west of the main road, while the station and the edge of Lee Valley Park are on the eastern side, towards the river. Journey times vary with traffic and weather.

London City Airport to Cheshunt: Route and Drive Time

Meeting Your Chauffeur at London City Airport

London City handled 3.74 million passengers in 2025, 5% more than a year earlier, all through one terminal. That keeps the arrival simple: there is no terminal to choose, and booked cars collect their passengers at the Short Stay car park.

For your flight in, the chauffeur tracks your flight and plans the pick-up around the real landing time. Your booking confirmation tells you where to meet, and the exact spot follows the airport's own pick-up rules.

By train, Cheshunt is reached from Liverpool Street, which means taking the DLR and the Underground across London first. With suitcases or bike boxes, a car straight from the terminal avoids all three legs.

Meeting Your Chauffeur at London City Airport

Arriving at Your Address in Cheshunt

Cheshunt is a commuter town: its station is served by both Greater Anglia and London Overground, with trains to Liverpool Street. East of the town, Lee Valley Park stretches along the river, a chain of lakes and nature reserves crossed by paths for walkers and cyclists.

Give the exact address when you book, and your confirmation shows where the car will pull up. If you are heading to a car park or a visitor point at the edge of the park rather than a house, name it in the booking, as these are reached by different roads.

For a home on the estates west of the A10, the house number and postcode are enough to bring the car to your door.

Arriving at Your Address in Cheshunt

From Cheshunt Back to London City Airport

The trip to the airport is best planned by its length: 50 minutes to 1 hour 10 minutes on an ordinary day. You set the pick-up time yourself, and the confirmation shows it.

Traffic near Junction 25 of the M25 builds up at peak hours, and beyond it the route runs through east London streets to the docks. For a flight before nine on a weekday, allow for both stretches in the pick-up time.

London City has one terminal, so the booking only needs the flight time. If you like to be early, note that Aspire plans to open a premium lounge in the terminal by early 2027.

From Cheshunt Back to London City Airport
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before booking your airport transfer with Bookinglane.

How long is the transfer from London City Airport to Cheshunt?

The town is 26 miles from the terminal, normally 50 minutes to 1 hour 10 minutes by car. The M25 near Junction 25 and the east London rush hours can make it longer.

My flight into London City is delayed. What happens to my booking?

It stays as it is. The chauffeur tracks your flight and plans the pick-up around the real landing time, and the car is ready for your real arrival time. Only a change to a different flight needs a message to support.

Where do I go after landing at London City to meet the car?

To the Short Stay car park, where the airport's single terminal has its pick-up area for pre-booked cars. Your booking confirmation tells you where to meet, and the exact spot follows the airport's own pick-up rules.

Does the drive from London City Airport to Cheshunt pass through the ULEZ?

The first part does: the airport is in Newham, and the Ultra Low Emission Zone covers every London borough around the clock. Cheshunt itself is in Hertfordshire, outside the zone. The rules and current rates of each charge are published by the authority or airport that runs it.

Can we bring bikes for Lee Valley Park in the car?

Yes, if they are booked. Enter the number of bags in the booking form; for golf bags, bikes or other bulky items, tell support so the vehicle is matched to the load. A club of up to 12 fits a Sprinter van with its bags.

What do you need to know about London City Airport in 2026–2027?

The London Marathon is held over two days in 2027, on 24 and 25 April; if you fly that weekend, allow extra time for the drive. Visitors who do not need a visa for the UK, other than British and Irish citizens, must hold an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before they travel.