Yotel: A place to stay at Heathrow  A premium cabin bed in
Heathrow Airport's Yotel.  A premium cabin bed in Heathrow
Airport's Yotel. (Credit: Handout)  Between the Olympics and a
certain queen's Diamond Jubilee, expect plenty of airport delays
in London this summer. That could mean napping with the masses
in the vast open seating areas of Heathrow.  But here's a tip.
Tucked away in Terminal 4 is a futuristic little place called
the Yotel, where for as little as 32 pounds, or $51, for a
single, you can grab a few hours of shut-eye and a hot shower.
My wife and I flew into London on a long layover after midnight
and were leaving for the United States in late morning. Heathrow
has other hotels in the neighborhood, but closer ones are pricey
for what would be five hours of sleep at best. And there would
be shuttle anxiety: Will it be on time? How long is the ride?
The Yotel is in the airport, not near the airport.  Online, I
had booked eight hours (the minimum is four) in a premium Yotel
unit with a comfy quee