Hotels with Parking in Gatwick

Another excellent overnight stay . Very clean well equipped room and a oh so comfortable bed We experienced very helpful and professional staff from check in (we needed help!) to the bar and restaurant staff. The meal deal is excellent value and the only slight ****** was the veggie option (noodles)on the main meal was unavailable so my wife settled for a pizza which was very overdone. I had fish which was quite acceptable. The breakfast selection was excellent with a wide range of hot and cold food.

As regular Premier Inn guests, our stay at this hotel was great as usual. Spotlessly clean and comfortable rooms. The only improvements which could be made are: the air con / heating system didn’t work properly as the screen said it required servicing. This should have been taken care of, but the oil filled radiator supplied in the room did the job. This hotel has cheap unbranded TV’s rather than the Samsung ones usually found across the chain. The remote control navigation is slow, gets rather frustrating after a while, this needs addressing. The car parking was £16 for 24 hours. I understand that a premium needs to be charged because of the proximity to the airport but premier inn guests should expect a cheaper rate.

The staff is very friendly and welcoming in my current stay. However the toilet and shower is not separated. So the whole toilet seat and the floor will get wet after shower. Bed is clean and comfortable. The room is still a little bit dark when all lights have turned on.

Clean, quiet and great sized room. A little expensive for what it is but all the Gatwick hotels seemed overpriced. Walkable to the South terminal (around 10 mins) but not easy to find the best walking route from the terminal car park when dark - some signs at the car park building may be helpful. Bar closes a little early too.

Great manor-style hotel with large and comfortable rooms. The restaurant and bar taste good. The staff are friendly and enthusiastic. The parking is convenient and free. Originally, it was a noble manor, with a large private territory and beautiful surroundings.