Trivelles Waterhall Country Gatwick Hotel & Airport Parking

Made a last minute booking to stay the night after touching down in Gatwick at night with a migraineq, not knowing how isolated the place was. Its was dark and eerily quiet to get to, room was without heating and the hot water kettle was rusty and peeling. Still for the price, a very decent place to near the airport that offers a phone to directly call for United cars shuttl

Brilliant little place had the basics not much else but nice clean bed to sleep and nice view of the approaching aircraft at Gatwick. Little bit of mold in the shower but not so bad it was the end of the world. Nice and friendly staff and tea and coffee provided.

We booked this hotel for a weekend getaway to reset our marriage. The room was clean enough, though it could definitely do with some updating. Yes, there were a few bugs, but you’re in the countryside, so it’s somewhat expected. We didn’t really encounter the staff much apart from check-in, but they were pleasant enough. The grounds could do with some maintenance. The door to the “go3 Executive Suite,” which includes a sofa and bar (unused), leads to the conservatory. Off that sofa and bar room is another room labeled “go3.” We weren’t sure if the whole suite was meant to be one space, but the door was wedged open into it, which felt a bit odd. The hotel has loads of potential to be amazing but definitely needs better guidance. It felt more like a self-catering room. A bar would be a great addition given the remote location. There are no food options at all in the evenings, and soft drinks can only be purchased between 3 and 11 pm, which was inconvenient. While we enjoyed a pleasant stay, it’s probably not somewhere we’d return to, though it may suit others looking for a quiet countryside break.

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, my wife and I won't be able to stay at Trivelles Waterhall Country Gatwick Hotel, however, despite giving them almost 2 weeks notice, they won't even consider a partial refund for cancelling. I thought I would make people aware.

This is the second time my husband and I have stayed at here and we couldn't recommend it enough. It is a great way to start your vacation. If you are staying on a week night they offer an evening meal, but at weekends you need to go to the local pub to eat. The rooms are very cosy and comfortable with tea/coffee marking facilities, ensuite shower room. Depending on the time of your flight in the morning will depend on if you have the option of getting a cooked breakfast or the cereal, yoghurt and toast option. The food options in the evening were limited but what they did have was great and tasty. I highly recommend the treacle sponge pudding and custard. The planes do fly right overhead, but we didn't notice them after about 10.30pm and slept very well. The couple owning it were very friendly and very helpful. We gave them a time when we needed to get to the airport and they took us there without any trouble. We were also given precise instructions on which taxi firm to call and where to get it from on our return to England. If you don't want to spend loads on Gatwick car parking and you want to ease yourself into your holiday, then this is for you. This place offers a comfortable, clean room, free breakfast, transport to Gatwick airport and they look after your car while you are away - all for a very reasonable price. What more could you ask for.

So, I’ve stayed at a neighbouring hotel before ( little foxes), and this is very similar. It’s not fancy, or plush, but it is a bed for the night at a reasonable price. I stayed in a single room (111) which was very small, still, it had a fridge, kettle, tv and minute bathroom with shower. Bed was comfy and lovely crisp cotton sheets. Slept great. However, this hotel is in a wooded area, and where you have woods, you have spiders… and there were two huge ones in the corners of my room, so housekeeping needs to keep on top of this!