🔥 Holiday Inn Heathrow: Migrant Madness

📺 We were here last month 🛶 🛶 🛶 Here’s the Video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSf4Blqif-k

”We visited the Holiday Inn London Heathrow, a 616‑room hotel that once welcomed tourists and airline crews but is now reportedly housing around 4,000 migrants, refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants.

Inside, it’s chaos: every night there’s a fight between different races, with reports of knives, machetes, and heavy Class A drug use. Non-residents frequently stay over, partying late into the night.

A Kurdish man shared reports of regular mass brawls and even race-related violence taking place inside the hotel. While filming, the hotel manager instructed security to “deal with us,” clearly uncomfortable with our presence.

Staff from LGH Hotels Management, the group operating the site, confirmed the situation. LGH was forced to close and sack most of its staff in 2020 during the Covid lockdowns — so it’s no surprise they’ve now taken up multiple million-pound government contracts to house migrants. The company’s current hotel workforce largely consists of foreign workers, replacing many of the original staff.

LGH is part of a larger network managing over 40 UK hotels — including 16 at airports — and oversees this location through its UK-established entity, LGH Hotels Management Limited (BR023770).
Ownership of the property is held by Capital Hill Hotels Group London Limited (03462675), which claims more than 75% control and lists the same Heathrow address.

One manager, caught smoking out back, confirmed every one of the 650+ rooms is full, with many migrants living there for years. She also revealed the government forced hotels into these housing contracts.

The residents? Mostly young men decked out in designer clothes and the latest smartphones. We met a couple of women, from Kuwait, Indonesia, and Qatar, waiting for council housing. But what exactly are they fleeing from?

Migrants told us once they get British passports or status, they’re evicted — often forced to live in tents around London.

Big companies like Serco, Mears Group, and Clearsprings Ready Homes profit massively from these long-term contracts, while local councils oversee the process. Migrants get free housing, utilities, and support; meanwhile, we get the cost of living crisis, austerity, and even more cuts.

Despite politicians claiming they’re “stopping the boats,” closing borders, and shutting these hotels, the cycle never ends. Migrants are shuffled from hotels to HMOs and back again — a never-ending revolving door.