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We welcome all of our customers’ feedback about APH Stansted, not just after they are happy with us, but also if we fall short of their expectations in any way. As the winner of Best Airport Parking Company at the British Travel Awards 15 times, we are constantly looking for ways improve and think it’s critical that we continually aim to improve so that we can ensure high-quality service for all our customers.
Take a look at the APH Stansted reviews below to see what other people have said about us. With over 45 years of expertise, you can count on us for dependable, courteous service as well as easy and safe airport parking.
APH Parking Stansted Reviews
Along with the reassurance you’re booking Stansted airport parking through a company with over four decades of experience, exploring what other travellers thought of our services is a smart way to bring peace of mind. Collected and published by Google the following reviews are genuine, independent responses from customers who have actually used the services they are rating. We are rated 3.6 out of 5 by 23 customers. Click the link to see what people who really matter think.
Here are a few comments from our customers:
- Clair- “Nothing but praise for these guys ,always use them ,used twice this year and last year,easy to get to ,drop car off, courtesy bus to stansted in minutes. Same on our return journey get through customs hall with baggage ,ring them and they are there in minutes,spot on !!!Friendly staff,won’t hesitate to use them again.”
- Rodney – “Booked through Holiday Extras and the whole experience was first class. From booking, parking and collecting to drive home, the process ran smoothly.”
- Kerry – “Great value for money.”
- Dan – “Nice and close to Stansted and everything went smoothly, will use again.”
Charlotte Bird
11:13 20 Feb 26
the directions were detailed and comprehensive - this helped to find the parking. The parking is a lot, not an actual bay carpark. I was impressed with the organisation of the bus on demand to take us to the airport. The location keeps your keys. The bus to the airport was easy to use on the return and I had a card with the details to ring when through security. There was a little wait to collection and my car was ready to go when we arrived to the parking lot. I just had to collect the keys. I was impressed with the service.
Charlotte Bird
11:13 20 Feb 26
the directions were detailed and comprehensive - this helped to find the parking. The parking is a lot, not an actual bay carpark. I was impressed with the organisation of the bus on demand to take us to the airport. The location keeps your keys. The bus to the airport was easy to use on the return and I had a card with the details to ring when through security. There was a little wait to collection and my car was ready to go when we arrived to the parking lot. I just had to collect the keys. I was impressed with the service.
Ben H
10:55 02 Feb 26
My review is very positive. Arrived at 2am, dropped car off, got whisked into Zone C quickly. On my return I phoned the number supplied and minibus picked us up within 10 minutes. Car was ready to drive away at the front of the lot when I arrived.
Personally as with any airport parking, I would only take a car you're not too worried about if you're in a position to have a second run-around style car. The chances of cars getting marked are always going to be fairly high regardless of the company you use.
I can't fault the service at all. The quality of the car park is my only fault. Get that resurfaced and it's an easy 5 stars. Will absolutely use these guys again.
Personally as with any airport parking, I would only take a car you're not too worried about if you're in a position to have a second run-around style car. The chances of cars getting marked are always going to be fairly high regardless of the company you use.
I can't fault the service at all. The quality of the car park is my only fault. Get that resurfaced and it's an easy 5 stars. Will absolutely use these guys again.
Ben H
10:55 02 Feb 26
My review is very positive. Arrived at 2am, dropped car off, got whisked into Zone C quickly. On my return I phoned the number supplied and minibus picked us up within 10 minutes. Car was ready to drive away at the front of the lot when I arrived.
Personally as with any airport parking, I would only take a car you're not too worried about if you're in a position to have a second run-around style car. The chances of cars getting marked are always going to be fairly high regardless of the company you use.
I can't fault the service at all. The quality of the car park is my only fault. Get that resurfaced and it's an easy 5 stars. Will absolutely use these guys again.
Personally as with any airport parking, I would only take a car you're not too worried about if you're in a position to have a second run-around style car. The chances of cars getting marked are always going to be fairly high regardless of the company you use.
I can't fault the service at all. The quality of the car park is my only fault. Get that resurfaced and it's an easy 5 stars. Will absolutely use these guys again.
Marcin Kudla (Kukacz)
09:31 28 Jan 26
Parking from hell. Used it first time, so far knew only the APH Luton locations, which are very nice, but definitely never gonna use this one any more, especially that it is not an actual APH car park (not sure how it works). It's not that the parking area gravel surface is like an off-road track and is made mostly of potholes and puddles of dirty water and mud, it's not the minibuses carrying customers that look like they still remember good old Maggie, but it's the staff (lack of) friendliness and very poor attitude.
So on my way out I was dropped off at Zone C in front of the airport and was handed a note with a phone number to call so the driver will come and pick me up. The note was also saying to go to Zone C. So when I returned, I gave a call to that number and was told to head to Zone C and look out for the van with a big red heart on its side, and that the driver should be there in 5-7 minutes. So I did, I went to Zone C, stood on the corner at its entry and looked out for the coming cars, which were loads of them. After about 12 minutes of such waiting I became more and more nervous, after 15 minutes I started to think whether I should try to call them again, but dropped that thought as I though they would probably just tell me that the driver is stuck somewhere on the way and should be with me any minute, and eventually after 17 minutes I was approached by a driver with my name displayed on his phone, who asked me whether it was me, and told me he'd been waiting for me for the previous 10 minutes already, but in Zone B. When I asked him why he hadn't come to Zone C, where I had been waiting for him because I had been told to, he only said he came wherever he could (most of the time I was waiting at Zone C there was lots of space there), and that if I couldn't see a big red heart on the side of the van (it was after 11pm, so dark already, I was after whole day of travel, and there was a lot of cars driving everywhere so it was not possible to see them all, so I just focused on looking out for the ones coming to Zone C that would have big red heart on them), that's not his problem.
When I tried to complain about that and about the driver's rude behaviour in the portacabin 'reception' in the car park, to some 'manager' on duty, the attitude I was presented with was mostly trying to imply that it was all my fault and that they had done everything properly, despite their previous instructions, and kind of suggesting that I must have been some sort of dumb if I hadn't seen a van with a big read heart on its side (I saw it only from its front, not its side, but the guy asked me why didn't I just walk around and look). I tried to argue the case but after about 0.5h I gave up as it was clearly a waste of time. As a good bye I was called 'an ignorant' by the driver, after arguing with me that he hadn't been rude to me before.
So, in the future I am definitely going to avoid that car park and will even prefer to go somewhere more expensive, but with the right customer attitude. The money I paid for this was not worth my nerves.
So on my way out I was dropped off at Zone C in front of the airport and was handed a note with a phone number to call so the driver will come and pick me up. The note was also saying to go to Zone C. So when I returned, I gave a call to that number and was told to head to Zone C and look out for the van with a big red heart on its side, and that the driver should be there in 5-7 minutes. So I did, I went to Zone C, stood on the corner at its entry and looked out for the coming cars, which were loads of them. After about 12 minutes of such waiting I became more and more nervous, after 15 minutes I started to think whether I should try to call them again, but dropped that thought as I though they would probably just tell me that the driver is stuck somewhere on the way and should be with me any minute, and eventually after 17 minutes I was approached by a driver with my name displayed on his phone, who asked me whether it was me, and told me he'd been waiting for me for the previous 10 minutes already, but in Zone B. When I asked him why he hadn't come to Zone C, where I had been waiting for him because I had been told to, he only said he came wherever he could (most of the time I was waiting at Zone C there was lots of space there), and that if I couldn't see a big red heart on the side of the van (it was after 11pm, so dark already, I was after whole day of travel, and there was a lot of cars driving everywhere so it was not possible to see them all, so I just focused on looking out for the ones coming to Zone C that would have big red heart on them), that's not his problem.
When I tried to complain about that and about the driver's rude behaviour in the portacabin 'reception' in the car park, to some 'manager' on duty, the attitude I was presented with was mostly trying to imply that it was all my fault and that they had done everything properly, despite their previous instructions, and kind of suggesting that I must have been some sort of dumb if I hadn't seen a van with a big read heart on its side (I saw it only from its front, not its side, but the guy asked me why didn't I just walk around and look). I tried to argue the case but after about 0.5h I gave up as it was clearly a waste of time. As a good bye I was called 'an ignorant' by the driver, after arguing with me that he hadn't been rude to me before.
So, in the future I am definitely going to avoid that car park and will even prefer to go somewhere more expensive, but with the right customer attitude. The money I paid for this was not worth my nerves.
Marcin Kudla (Kukacz)
09:31 28 Jan 26
Parking from hell. Used it first time, so far knew only the APH Luton locations, which are very nice, but definitely never gonna use this one any more, especially that it is not an actual APH car park (not sure how it works). It's not that the parking area gravel surface is like an off-road track and is made mostly of potholes and puddles of dirty water and mud, it's not the minibuses carrying customers that look like they still remember good old Maggie, but it's the staff (lack of) friendliness and very poor attitude.
So on my way out I was dropped off at Zone C in front of the airport and was handed a note with a phone number to call so the driver will come and pick me up. The note was also saying to go to Zone C. So when I returned, I gave a call to that number and was told to head to Zone C and look out for the van with a big red heart on its side, and that the driver should be there in 5-7 minutes. So I did, I went to Zone C, stood on the corner at its entry and looked out for the coming cars, which were loads of them. After about 12 minutes of such waiting I became more and more nervous, after 15 minutes I started to think whether I should try to call them again, but dropped that thought as I though they would probably just tell me that the driver is stuck somewhere on the way and should be with me any minute, and eventually after 17 minutes I was approached by a driver with my name displayed on his phone, who asked me whether it was me, and told me he'd been waiting for me for the previous 10 minutes already, but in Zone B. When I asked him why he hadn't come to Zone C, where I had been waiting for him because I had been told to, he only said he came wherever he could (most of the time I was waiting at Zone C there was lots of space there), and that if I couldn't see a big red heart on the side of the van (it was after 11pm, so dark already, I was after whole day of travel, and there was a lot of cars driving everywhere so it was not possible to see them all, so I just focused on looking out for the ones coming to Zone C that would have big red heart on them), that's not his problem.
When I tried to complain about that and about the driver's rude behaviour in the portacabin 'reception' in the car park, to some 'manager' on duty, the attitude I was presented with was mostly trying to imply that it was all my fault and that they had done everything properly, despite their previous instructions, and kind of suggesting that I must have been some sort of dumb if I hadn't seen a van with a big read heart on its side (I saw it only from its front, not its side, but the guy asked me why didn't I just walk around and look). I tried to argue the case but after about 0.5h I gave up as it was clearly a waste of time. As a good bye I was called 'an ignorant' by the driver, after arguing with me that he hadn't been rude to me before.
So, in the future I am definitely going to avoid that car park and will even prefer to go somewhere more expensive, but with the right customer attitude. The money I paid for this was not worth my nerves.
So on my way out I was dropped off at Zone C in front of the airport and was handed a note with a phone number to call so the driver will come and pick me up. The note was also saying to go to Zone C. So when I returned, I gave a call to that number and was told to head to Zone C and look out for the van with a big red heart on its side, and that the driver should be there in 5-7 minutes. So I did, I went to Zone C, stood on the corner at its entry and looked out for the coming cars, which were loads of them. After about 12 minutes of such waiting I became more and more nervous, after 15 minutes I started to think whether I should try to call them again, but dropped that thought as I though they would probably just tell me that the driver is stuck somewhere on the way and should be with me any minute, and eventually after 17 minutes I was approached by a driver with my name displayed on his phone, who asked me whether it was me, and told me he'd been waiting for me for the previous 10 minutes already, but in Zone B. When I asked him why he hadn't come to Zone C, where I had been waiting for him because I had been told to, he only said he came wherever he could (most of the time I was waiting at Zone C there was lots of space there), and that if I couldn't see a big red heart on the side of the van (it was after 11pm, so dark already, I was after whole day of travel, and there was a lot of cars driving everywhere so it was not possible to see them all, so I just focused on looking out for the ones coming to Zone C that would have big red heart on them), that's not his problem.
When I tried to complain about that and about the driver's rude behaviour in the portacabin 'reception' in the car park, to some 'manager' on duty, the attitude I was presented with was mostly trying to imply that it was all my fault and that they had done everything properly, despite their previous instructions, and kind of suggesting that I must have been some sort of dumb if I hadn't seen a van with a big read heart on its side (I saw it only from its front, not its side, but the guy asked me why didn't I just walk around and look). I tried to argue the case but after about 0.5h I gave up as it was clearly a waste of time. As a good bye I was called 'an ignorant' by the driver, after arguing with me that he hadn't been rude to me before.
So, in the future I am definitely going to avoid that car park and will even prefer to go somewhere more expensive, but with the right customer attitude. The money I paid for this was not worth my nerves.