Travelodge Gatwick Airport Central
3 StarsOn-site Bar Cafe with evening meals, Nearby historical attractions
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On-site Bar Cafe with evening meals, Nearby historical attractions
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Diverse culinary experiences, Runway view accommodations
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Directly inside South Terminal, Runway view rooms available
Exceptional breakfast buffet variety, Soundproofed rooms for peaceful rest
Thyme restaurant and bar, Family-friendly stays
Diverse and plentiful breakfast buffet, Well-equipped fitness center
Inside Gatwick's South Terminal, Adjustable mood lighting
Cozy lounges with open fires, Two AA rosette Mulberry Restaurant
Secure on-site holiday parking, In-room continental breakfast
Continental style rooms, Overnight parking on-site
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Steps from North Terminal, Thyme restaurant dining
All-you-can-eat breakfast buffet, Convenient airport bus access
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24-hour fitness center, Early morning hot breakfast
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Extensive breakfast buffet options, Park, stay, and go packages
Proximity to Gatwick Airport terminals, Adjacent traditional pub and restaurant
The Bar and Kitchen dining, Peaceful outdoor courtyard
Easy access to South East attractions, On-site traditional pub and Indian restaurant
Expansive nine-acre countryside grounds, Historic 19th-century manor house
Bring your own alcohol dining, Secure long-stay parking options
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Well-equipped fitness center, Strategic location near Gatwick Airport
Proximity to Horley village, Traditional English breakfast
Garden views from select rooms, On-site parking for guests
Private garden and outdoor terrace, Convenient on-site parking
Meadow Kitchen, Bar, and Terrace, Exclusive Nuffield Health access
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Proximity to Crawley Leisure Park, The Cube Restaurant local dining
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Rooms with private balcony or terrace, On-site parking for extended stays
Elegant Duke of Cambridge Bar, Acclaimed Mediterranean restaurant
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Proximity to Gatwick Airport, Family-friendly breakfast perk
Scenic Surrey Downs views, Historic Victorian country manor
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Expansive private gardens and parkland, Fine dining at 3 AA Rosette restaurant
Easy access to Brighton seaside, On-site pub and restaurant
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Gatwick Airport is the UK’s second-busiest airport, with more than 43 million passengers passing though in 2016. 28 miles from London, off the M23 motorway and near the M25, it is accessible from all over the country. If you’re flying from Gatwick, you may simply plan to turn up a few hours before take-off. However, you could be tempted to take things a little bit more leisurely. There is now a huge selection of shops, eateries, leisure facilities and hotels at Gatwick Airport or nearby, making flying a far more pleasurable experience.
You probably imagine that staying by the airport will set you back a pretty penny. There are of course, as you would expect, several luxury four-star hotels catering for the business market. However, nowadays you will find a far greater selection of mid-range chains, economy lodges and relatively cheap hotels to choose from in and around Gatwick Airport’s North Terminal and South Terminal. Even if their Gatwick hotels are a tad more expensive than in other locations, they still often provide good value and that bit of comfort and reassurance.
These hotels, geared towards the needs of travellers, are very practical if you have booked parking within the airport or nearby. They are particularly useful if you have an early morning flight as many will provide you with a transfer to the airport. Don’t worry if your chosen hotel is located near the ‘wrong’ terminal for you, travel between the North and South terminals is easy with a regular shuttle service.
Eating out is not confined to your hotel either. You could choose to visit a nearby town such as Crawley or Horley or even dine in the airport. There is now a wide variety of restaurants, coffee houses, snack bars and well-known chains before and after security. In terms of shops too, there is far more on offer than duty-free, with several large clothing, jewellery and sports stores based in the airport – some open 24 hours a day.
Gatwick Airport is now only half an hour away from central London with the Gatwick Express service running to London Victoria every 15 minutes. There are also fast train links operated by Thameslink to London Bridge and Saint Pancras railway stations, as well as to Bedford, Luton and Brighton. Perfect for a quick getaway!
Local routes also pass through Gatwick’s railway station, taking you to the towns of Crawley and Horley, bordering the airport, as well as other commuter-belt towns such as Redhill, Purley and Croydon. If you’re travelling by rail, a stay overnight in one of these places could break up your journey and make your trip a whole lot more agreeable and less expensive than staying in a hotel directly next to Gatwick Airport.
The railway station at Gatwick Airport’s North Terminal can be reached in just seven or eight minutes from Crawley (or its Three Bridges station) or Horley and is just ten minutes from Redhill and 14 minutes from Hayward’s Heath. Purley and Croydon are around a 20-minute ride away.
Bus services can also take passengers directly to and from 400 UK towns, as well as central London and Heathrow Airport.
If you don’t want to distance yourself too far from the airport, you can find several independent hotels and guesthouses in Crawley or Horley, just minutes from Gatwick. These are generally less expensive than the hotels around the airport and frequently homelier. Beware though, sometimes you do get what you pay for! Some country residences also provide parking and shuttle services to the airport, which you could find more attractive and practical than leaving your car in a large parking lot.
Although not the most picturesque of towns, you’ll find a selection of pubs, restaurants and leisure attractions including bowling, go-karting and climbing in Crawley. Horley also has a few places to eat out, whilst you’ll find country pubs and hotels within a few miles of the airport. If you have some time on your hands or want the kids to let off a bit of steam, The National Trust property of Harewoods, with its woodlands and meadows, is a breath of fresh air.
If you’ve got an hour or two spare and are interested in the history of the airport or in aviation in general, you could also take time to visit The Gatwick Aviation Museum. Run by volunteers and open at weekends, this small hanger around the back of the airport near Charlwood offers you the opportunity to clamber in a Shackleton Aircraft and see exhibits from the golden age of British aircraft.
If you’re looking for somewhere quainter and less hectic to stay, Redhill or Reigate provide good alternatives. There are a few guesthouses and a couple of chain hotels near the railway station as well as some traditional pubs and cosy restaurants to relax in. If you’re not in a rush, you can even visit The National Trust’s Reigate Hill and Gatton Park – ideal for a leisurely afternoon stroll in the Surrey Hills.
If you’re travelling from far, you could even consider stopping off in Royal Tunbridge Wells about 50 minutes’ drive from Gatwick. This affluent spa town, a favourite haunt of Queen Victoria, has a charming selection of good quality restaurants and bed and breakfasts in and around its famous walkway The Pantiles.
January is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Gatwick, with typical prices around $85 per night based on 30 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Gatwick are usually highest during December, with typical prices around $345 per night.
Hotel prices in Gatwick usually range from $73 per night to $652 per night, with typical prices around $257 per night.
Hotel prices in Gatwick are typically lowest in January at around $85 per night, rising to around $345 per night in December.
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In Gatwick, you might want to check out Travelodge Gatwick Airport Central, Premier Inn London Gatwick Airport - North Terminal, Premier Inn London Gatwick Airport (A23 Airport Way) hotel, Hilton London Gatwick Airport. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Gatwick, you might want to explore Windfalls Boutique Hotel, Alexander House Hotel & Utopia Spa, South Lodge, Hever Castle Luxury Bed And Breakfast. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Travelodge Gatwick Airport Central, Hilton London Gatwick Airport, ibis Styles London Gatwick Airport, Travelodge East Grinstead could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Gatwick, check out Ashdown Park Hotel, Europa Gatwick Hotel, Hazelwick, Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in Gatwick, check out Ashdown Park Hotel, Europa Gatwick Hotel, Hazelwick, Sunday Box Hill Burford Bridge Hotel – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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