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MARION
Canada
Great location to the airport. Full English breakfast was great.
The room was comfortable but very small, same as the bathroom. The carpet needs to be replaced, very dirty.
This modern hotel is a 5-minute drive from London Gatwick Airport. The shuttle bus is currently not in operation, however a taxi can be arranged by Front Desk for approx. £18.
Trivelles Gatwick Hotel & airport Parking is offering accommodations in Crawley. The property is around 18 miles from Hever Castle, 23 miles from Preston Park and 23 miles from Nonsuch Park.
On average, 3-star hotels in Crawley cost $107 per night, and 4-star hotels in Crawley are $148 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Crawley can be found for $213 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The Sussex market town of Crawley is just south of Gatwick Airport, London’s 2nd busiest passenger terminal after Heathrow.
Its train station has direct connections to Gatwick, as well as to Victoria Station in London to the north, and Brighton to the south. Set roughly midway between the 2 cities, the town has long been an important stopping place. One of its 17th-century coaching inns, the George Hotel, still exists under the name of the Ramada Crawley Gatwick and is available on Booking.com.
However, the town’s history dates back much further than that. Records show it as being a market town as early as the 13th century, and its central Goffs Park has a museum containing some Stone Age remains found here.
Tilgate Park to the south has a lake, nature reserve and one of Crawley’s 3 golf courses. The town’s other leisure activities include bowling, a movie theater and a collection of restaurants and pubs. The shopping street is a mix of historic buildings and modern shops, and more stores are found at Crawley County Mall.
Practically all of the Crawley hotels, guesthouses and country houses provide parking and a few also have features such as swimming pools and gyms.
What Guests Said About Crawley:
Scored 6.0
6.0
I'm not sure if Crawley is a 'go to' tourist attraction but...
I'm not sure if Crawley is a 'go to' tourist attraction but the hotel was convenient for Gatwick airport. I can't say I've explored Crawley a lot, but can't say I can recommend it based on what I do know.
Charles
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
everything was good, but I had to move to another room as we...
everything was good, but I had to move to another room as we had a problem with the toilet as would not flush. Also, Every night we went back into room the electronic key would not work and had a 5 minute walk back to reception to re programme key. One evening we had to do this twice.
On a positive side, the staff were all friendly and polite
Louis Loizou
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Nice enough satellite town for London.
Nice enough satellite town for London. Did not stay long enough to get a thorough insight into the place. Seems busy but not hectic. Couple of nice galleria/mall type places and a really good chippy just off the town centre.
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Anonymous
Scored 10
10
Historic town with character, real ale houses and many local...
Historic town with character, real ale houses and many local shops, good rail and bus transport links and detailed town maps, great little daily market next to large shopping centre at train and bus stations recommend Dixies chicken it was delish and a rival for KFC. The snooty Fox at three bridges station has great ales and friendly bar staff.
Wilma
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Everything was just perfect a classic authentic looking pub...
Everything was just perfect a classic authentic looking pub style hotel with very cozy fire place in the dining room and very comfy and cozy rooms. A pity there is no meal service as this place screams for a Sunday roast and the classics on a menu as a steak with 3 choice sauces, a pizza, a burger, a crab cake with greens, a classic fish and chips with mushy peas and tartar and two salads.
That would make it the place to be with everything it needs (this is my personal opinion also taking in mind I am a private chef)
Liz Michelle
Spain
Scored 6.0
6.0
The rooms were clean as were the public areas.
The rooms were clean as were the public areas. Staff were friendly and polite. However, whilst the food was good it was of a low standard and offered at an outrageous cost....b/fast was a plentiful buffet but £16 was steep.
Friendly and helpful staff. Full breakfast is reasonable priced. Menu for dinner was variable and well presented. Easy access for shopping in Crawley town centre, English pubs via car or bus. Although this hotel is fairly new, the staff on reception was very well equipped to answer any questions raised. Convenient for Gatwick airport with local buses, pick up point for airport shuttle, and also taxi services.
The reason I booked the hotel was that I had to get a flight the next day, though it was reasonably close to the airport it was not as close as I wanted. It was very busy as there were many flight cancellations and there was a shortage of staff.
I enjoyed my evening meal from the set menu, the room was comfortable for the night.
Very quick check in and check out for an early morning flight from Gatwick. The hotel was near the airport and much better value than some of the airport on site chain hotels.
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