George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Airport (IAH) Contact Informations
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| Airport: George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) |
| Terminals: 5 terminals — A, B, C, D, and E |
| Airport Address: 2800 N. Terminal Rd., Houston, TX 77032 |
| Distance From Downtown Houston: Approximately 23 miles (37 km) |
| Website: fly2houston.com |
| Phone Number: 281-230-3100 |
| Destinations Served: 118 domestic, 69 international |
| Lost & Found |
| Phone: 281.230.3299 |
| Email: has.iahlost@houstontx.gov |
| Airport Help Desk: 281-233-7860 |
| SuperShuttle: 713.523.8888 |
| Airport Metro: 713.635.4000 |
The George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Airport – IAH, located in Houston, TX, is an airport serving the Harris County area. The Airport facilities include terminals, hangars, maintenance facilities, and control towers. The Airport offers parking facilities, retail and dining services, access to local hotels, and transport options like rental cars, buses, and taxis. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) oversees the Airport in Houston.
At Houston Airport Parking (IAH), there are several parking garages along with the compound as well as Valets Parking.
Weekly Airport Parking
*20% off parking with a Saturday stay. 25% off parking with 7+ day stay. 10% off parking without minimum stay. Rates do not include tax or airport access fee.
| Parking/Per Day | Description |
| SurePark/$24 | SurePark is a members-only program for frequent flyers who want a guaranteed parking space near the terminals. There is a special parking area in the Terminal C Level 3, C East Garage designated specifically for the SurePark program. Members of the SurePark program can look forward to always having a parking space available at (Bush) Houston Intercontinental Airport. |
| Valet Parking/$26 | Valet Parking is available inside of all of the parking garages at Bush Houston Intercontinental Airport for those who want the VIP treatment |
| Eco Park Covered/$7.39+tax | ecopark is the best parking value on JFK Blvd at Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). |
| Eco Park Uncovered/$5.54+tax | PLEASE NOTE: ECOPARK AND ECOPARK2 SHUTTLES NOW PICK UP AND DROP OFF IN THE SAME PLACE, BY TERMINAL. PLEASE SCROLL DOWN FOR THE DETAILS. |
| AIRPORT FEEDBACK For comments, concerns or compliments about IAH or HOU, please click here: https://www.fly2houston.com/customer-feedback |
GEORGE BUSH INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT [IAH] Street Address: Houston Airport System 2800 North Terminal Road Houston, Texas 77032 |
| Mailing Address: PO Box 60106 Houston TX 77205-0106 |
General Information and Paging 1-281-230-3100 – phone 1-281-230-3089 – TTY 1-281-230-3108 – fax |
| Lost and Found: 1-833-253-2940 Report a Lost Item |
ELLINGTON AIRPORT [EFD] & HOUSTON SPACEPORT Address: 11602 Aerospace Avenue Houston, Texas 77034 |
| General Manager: Arturo Machuca 1-713-847-4200 – phone 1-281-922-2309 – fax |
WILLIAM P. HOBBY AIRPORT [HOU] Street Address: Houston Airport System 7800 Airport Boulevard Houston, Texas 77061 |
| Mailing Address: PO Box 60106 Houston TX 77205-0106 |
General Manager: Liliana Rambo, CAPP General Information and Paging 1-713-640-3000 – phone 1-713-641-7703 – fax |
| Lost and Found: 1-833-274-7020 Report a Lost Item |
HOUSTON AIRPORT SYSTEM [HAS] Address: 16930 JFK Boulevard Houston, Texas 77032 1-281-233-3000 – phone 1-281-233-1874 – fax |
| HAS NOISE COMPLAINT HOTLINE 1-281-233-3900 https://www.fly2houston.com/biz/outreach/noise-management |
Website For comments, concerns or compliments about the fly2houston.com website, please send an email to: has.website@houstontx.gov. |
Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport has 5 terminals: A, B, C, D and E. All terminals at the airport are connected through the Skyway and the Subway.
Each terminal (including the parking garages) at IAH features Free Airport Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi help desk: 1-844-831-0999
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) airlines at Terminal A
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) airlines at Terminal B
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) airlines at Terminal C
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) airlines at Terminal D
Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) airlines at Terminal E
| Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) Cargo Contact |
| American Airlines: 281.230.1762 |
| Aeromexpress: 281.821.7710 |
| Air Canada: 800.722.6232 |
| Air France: 281.209.1244 |
| Alitalia: 281.233.0221 |
| British Airways: 281.443.4954 |
| China Airlines: 281.443.4427 |
| Continental: 800.421.2456 |
| DHL: 800.225.5345 |
| Delta: 800.352.2746 |
| Emirates: 800.366.6845 |
| FedEx: 800.463.3339 |
| Lufthansa: 281.821.0757 |
| Qatar: 281.821.5750 |
| Singapore Airlines: 281.821.0400 |
| Southwest: 800.533.1222 |
| US Airways: 888.300.0099 |
IAH has 14 lounges, with 7 of those lounges available for passengers to purchase day passes. The remaining lounges are for eligible passengers or credit cardholders, excluding the USO Lounge which is reserved exclusively for active military.
|
Lounge |
Location |
| Air France Lounge | Terminal D, opposite gate D12 |
| Admirals Club | Terminal A, near gate A25 |
| British Airways Executive Club Lounge | Terminal D, near gate D9 |
| British Airways First Lounge | Terminal D, near gate D9 |
| Centurion Lounge | Terminal D, near gate D6 |
| Executive Club | Terminal D, 1st floor, opposite gate D5. |
| KLM Crown Lounge | Terminal D, near gate D8 |
| United Club | Terminal A, across from gate A9 |
| Terminal B, south mezzanine, above the United Express ticket desk | |
| Terminal C, near gate C1 | |
| Terminal C, near gate C33 | |
| Terminal E, between gates E11 and E12. | |
| United Airlines Polaris Lounge | Terminal E, near gate E12 |
| USO Lounge (active military only) | Terminal D, near gate D2 |
All terminal parking garages remain open at a discounted rate of $15 per day.
Online reservations are now available for any Terminal Garage “Click here” to reserve your parking.
There are terminal garages at three terminals at IAH, with self-parking as well as valet parking.
Terminal Garage Self-Parking Rates:
| Hourly Parking | Pre-Tax Rate | Rate W/ Tax |
| 0 -1 hrs | FREE | FREE |
| 1-2 hrs | $ 5.54 | $ 6.00 |
| 2-3 hrs | $ 7.39 | $ 8.00 |
| 3-5 hrs | $ 9.24 | $ 10.00 |
| 5-24 hrs | $ 13.86 | $ 15.00 |
| Daily Parking | $ 13.86 | $ 15.00 |
| Houston Airport Hotels | Taxis/Cabs |
| SpringHill Suites: 713.943.1713 | Advantage: 800.777.5524 |
| Marriott: 800-228-9290 | Alamo: 888.826.6893 |
| AmeriSuites: 281.820.6060 | Avis: 281.443-5800 |
| Best Western: 281.852.5665 | Budget: 281.449.0145 |
| Best Western: 281.548.1402 | Dollar Rental: 866.434.2226 |
| Clarion Hotel: 281.987.8777 | Enterprise: 281.230.8200 |
| Comfort Suites: 281.442.0600 | Hertz: 281-209-6700 |
| Crowne Plaza: 281.445.9000 | National: 888.826.6890 |
| Greenspoint: 281.876.3888 | Thrifty Rental: 877.283.0898 |
| Days Inn: 281.446.4611 | |
| Doubletree Hotel: 281.987.1234 | |
| Hampton Inn: 281.442.4600 | |
| Hilton: 281.875.2222 | |
| Holiday Inn: 281.449.2311 | |
| Holiday Inn Express: 281.999.9942 | |
| Knights Inn: 281.441.7887 | |
| Howard Johnson: 281.443.9922 | |
| La Quinta: 281.447.6888 | |
| Mariott North: 281.875.4000 | |
| Quality Inn: 281.741.0335 | |
| Quality Suites: 281.442.4444 | |
| Ramada: 281.442.1830 | |
| Sheraton North: 281.442.5100 | |
| Sleep Inn: 281.442.7770 | |
| Spring Hill: 281.442.2275 | |
| Towne Plaza: 281.227.2464 |
If the idea of consuming raw oysters before a flight bothers you, that’s because it normally should. Here at the IAH outpost of chef Bryan Caswell’s seafood palace Reef, however, you can rest easy knowing that these are the freshest of the fresh-shucked oysters, plucked from the briny waters of Galveston Bay—you won’t get terroir like that from barbecue or burgers.
As one of Houston’s best burger joints, this place—like the original Prairie St. location downtown—has been packed since its grand opening in late November. Unlike its other locations, however, this Hubcap Grill serves breakfast: Think ribeye steak-and-egg sandwiches and a breakfast burger with a fried egg.
Prefer your seafood cooked? You can’t go wrong with Pappadeaux’s famous crawfish half-and-half platter: a heaping scoop of fried crawfish tails and a creamy mound of crawfish étouffée. And for those tough travel days (or nights) when you need some serious comfort food, look no further than the baked crab mac ‘n’ cheese.
Really on the run? Grab a slice of one of Pink’s beloved Big Boss (pepperoni, Italian sausage, beef, Canadian bacon, and American bacon) or the Lazy Lasagna (it’s Garfield-approved).
The original Ray’s on Old Spanish Trail may offer a Chicago-style ribs tip plate, but at its IAH outpost, it’s all Texas barbecue all the time. Grab a plate of brisket with a side of deep-fried corn on the cob for a snooze-inducing dinner that will have you napping all the way to Nashville or a truly Texan breakfast of brisket, eggs and grits.
This may be the priciest airport meal you’ve had in a while, but with good reason: Tony’s is operated by none other than legendary local restaurateur Tony Vallone—yes, of that Tony’s—making it the perfect spot to schmooze with clients while you wait. Le Grand Comptoir in Terminal C makes a fine sub if you’re nowhere near D, but you won’t find a better wine list anywhere else—Tony’s even lets you enjoy half-glasses of its Italian Verdicchio and French Marsanne.
While there’s no breakfast pizza here as of yet, Barry’s does offer full Italian dinners (with breadsticks and salad) and highly portable stromboli in addition to its line-up of pies by the slice.
What’s more Texan than a Frito pie? How about a Frito pie burger with a slice of pecan pie to finish? You can get them both at this Pappas Burger, also renowned for the efficient-yet-casual way they can get you through a sit-down meal and to your gate.
If you’re leaving town for any considerable length of time, you may give some serious thought to making Tex-Mex your final meal, because it is simply not the same outside of Houston. Bowling for Soup was almost right; “the Mexican food sucks north of here anyway,” here in our case being Houston, not Denton.
Finding good vegetarian or vegan options can be hard enough, especially while traveling, but the Greek gods behind Yia Yia Mary’s have seen fit to bless the Hobby concourse with menu options both veggie-based and gluten-free. And even if you are a carnivore, good luck passing up Yia Yia’s Mary’s heavenly falafel platter with herbed rice and a tangy Greek salad.
The Skyway is an elevated train that connects all terminals for those passengers with connecting flights, without having to re-enter security. There is also an underground train (Subway) that connects all terminals and the hotel for all people, passengers, and visitors.
Apart from these methods of transportation, from Houston airport passengers operate buses, rental car agencies, hotel shuttles, limos, taxis, private transportation, TNC, and Uber. Buses, shuttle services, private limousines, taxis, courtesy vans, and public transportation operate from George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
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