Gatwick Airport: On-Site Hotels For Easy Travel

Gatwick Airport in London offers a range of hotels within its premises, providing convenience and comfort for travellers. These on-site hotels are easily accessible, either by foot or through the free monorail service connecting the North and South Terminals. The BLOC hotel, located in the South Terminal, is notably the closest hotel to an airport security gate in the world. In addition to on-site options, there are numerous hotels near the airport, catering to various budgets and preferences.

Characteristics	Values
Hotel names	Bloc Hotel, Hampton by Hilton, YOTELAIR, Courtyard by Marriott, Premier Inn, Sofitel London Gatwick Hotel, Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn Express, Ramada Crawley Gatwick, Ibis London Gatwick Airport Hotel, Stanhill Court Hotel, Hilton London Gatwick Airport, Corner House Hotel, The Gatwick White House Hotel, Acorn Lodge Hotel, Radisson RED London Gatwick Airport, Courtyard by Marriott London Gatwick Airport, Holiday Inn London - Gatwick Airport, Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel, Corner House Hotel, Holiday Inn London Gatwick - Worth, Hampton by Hilton London Gatwick Airport, The Greyhound, Limegrove Hotel London, Crowne Plaza Felbridge, Barnett Hill Hotel, Premier Inn Epsom Town Centre, Asperion, Premier Inn London Gatwick Airport (Manor Royal) hotel, Beaverbrook, Canopy by Hilton London City, Holiday Inn Express London, Thistle London Heathrow Terminal 5, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London, Marlin Waterloo, Point A Hotel London Kings Cross, St. James' Court, Apex Temple Court Hotel
Location	Gatwick Airport, Crawley, Horley, Hookwood, London, Epsom, Guildford, Redhill, East Grinstead, Croydon, Felbridge, Wonersh, Cobham, Lower Beeding, Horsham, Charlwood, Carshalton, Billingshurst, Croydon, Kingston, Leatherhead, Uckfield, Albourne, Epsom, Turners Hill Road, Kingston, Reigate, West Hoathly, Kingston, St. John's Wood, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, 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Characteristics

Values

Hotel names

Bloc Hotel, Hampton by Hilton, YOTELAIR, Courtyard by Marriott, Premier Inn, Sofitel London Gatwick Hotel, Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn Express, Ramada Crawley Gatwick, Ibis London Gatwick Airport Hotel, Stanhill Court Hotel, Hilton London Gatwick Airport, Corner House Hotel, The Gatwick White House Hotel, Acorn Lodge Hotel, Radisson RED London Gatwick Airport, Courtyard by Marriott London Gatwick Airport, Holiday Inn London - Gatwick Airport, Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel, Corner House Hotel, Holiday Inn London Gatwick - Worth, Hampton by Hilton London Gatwick Airport, The Greyhound, Limegrove Hotel London, Crowne Plaza Felbridge, Barnett Hill Hotel, Premier Inn Epsom Town Centre, Asperion, Premier Inn London Gatwick Airport (Manor Royal) hotel, Beaverbrook, Canopy by Hilton London City, Holiday Inn Express London, Thistle London Heathrow Terminal 5, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge London, Marlin Waterloo, Point A Hotel London Kings Cross, St. James' Court, Apex Temple Court Hotel

Location

Gatwick Airport, Crawley, Horley, Hookwood, London, Epsom, Guildford, Redhill, East Grinstead, Croydon, Felbridge, Wonersh, Cobham, Lower Beeding, Horsham, Charlwood, Carshalton, Billingshurst, Croydon, Kingston, Leatherhead, Uckfield, Albourne, Epsom, Turners Hill Road, Kingston, Reigate, West Hoathly, Kingston, St. John's Wood, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, 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What You'll Learn

Gatwick Airport hotels for all budgets
On-site vs off-site hotels
Hotels near Gatwick Airport with airport shuttle services
Hotel recommendations for both terminals
Hotels near Gatwick Airport with parking

Gatwick Airport hotels for all budgets

London's Gatwick Airport offers a range of hotels to suit all budgets, whether you're looking for a luxurious stay or a more affordable option. With convenient on-airport locations and easy access to both terminals, you're sure to find the perfect place to rest before or after your flight.

On-Airport Hotels

The BLOC Hotel, located in the South Terminal, is the closest hotel in the world to an airport security gate, with its reception directly opposite the entrance to South Terminal security. The Hampton by Hilton is another excellent choice, just moments from the North Terminal check-in and a 5-minute shuttle ride from the South Terminal. This hotel offers a warm welcome, comfortable rooms, and a complimentary breakfast starting at 4 am to accommodate early morning flights.

Off-Airport Hotels

If you're looking for a hotel off the airport campus, there are plenty of options nearby. The Courtyard by Marriott, a short walk from the South Terminal, features an on-site restaurant and a well-equipped fitness centre. The Premier Inn, located opposite the main entrance to the North Terminal, offers express check-in, a Costa coffee shop, a restaurant, and a bar.

Luxury Options

For those seeking a luxurious stay, the Sofitel London Gatwick is a convenient choice, located near the airport and offering spacious public areas, three restaurants, two bars, meeting rooms, and a fitness suite. The Hilton London Gatwick Airport, while aesthetically questionable, provides unbeatable convenience with its location and generous dinner buffet.

Affordable Choices

If you're on a budget, the YOTELAIR, located in the South Terminal, offers a perfect haven for travellers with a choice of premium or standard cabins. The Ibis London Gatwick Airport is another affordable option, providing modern and tech-advanced rooms with comfortable beds and intuitive use of space.

Whether you're looking for a luxurious retreat or a convenient pit stop, Gatwick Airport and its surrounding area offer a range of accommodation options to suit your needs and budget.

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On-site vs off-site hotels

Gatwick Airport offers a range of on-site and off-site hotels to suit different budgets and requirements.

On-site Hotels

On-site hotels at Gatwick Airport include the BLOC, Hampton by Hilton, Courtyard by Marriott, Premier Inn, and YOTEL. These hotels are conveniently located within the airport campus, just a short walk from the terminals and security. Some hotels, like the BLOC, are known for being the closest to the security gate, while others, like the Hampton by Hilton, offer easy access to both the North and South Terminals. On-site hotels provide easy access to bars, cafes, and restaurants, as well as unlimited free Wi-Fi and soundproofed rooms.

Off-site Hotels

For those looking for off-site accommodations, there are several options near Gatwick Airport. These include the Sofitel London Gatwick, Hilton London Gatwick Airport, Travelodge Crawley Hotel, and Holiday Inn London Gatwick. These hotels are usually just a few miles from the airport and offer convenient access, often with shuttle services available. Off-site hotels can provide a quiet and comfortable stay, and some may offer packages that include parking at the hotel while you're away.

Whether you choose an on-site or off-site hotel, there are plenty of options to suit your needs when travelling through Gatwick Airport.

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Hotels near Gatwick Airport with airport shuttle services

There are several hotels near Gatwick Airport that offer airport shuttle services. Here are some options:

Courtyard by Marriott

A 4-star hotel just a short walk from the South Terminal, the Courtyard by Marriott offers an on-site restaurant and a well-equipped fitness centre. The hotel provides a shuttle service to both terminals, with a transfer time of 3 minutes to the South Terminal and 10 minutes to the North Terminal.

Crowne Plaza

The 4-star Crowne Plaza is located near the South Terminal and offers a shuttle service with a transfer time of 10 minutes to the South Terminal and 15 minutes to the North Terminal. The hotel features a gym, free WiFi, and the Cube Restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport

The 4-star Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport is a family-friendly hotel just a few minutes away from the North Terminal. It offers a shuttle service with a 10-minute transfer time to the terminal. The hotel has a games and TV room, a family-friendly restaurant, and modern guest rooms with comfortable beds and free WiFi.

Ibis Styles

Ibis Styles is a 3-star hotel located close to Gatwick Airport, offering cosy rooms and an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. The shuttle transfer time to the airport is 10-15 minutes. The hotel also provides a 24-hour snack menu and guarantees to resolve any issues within 15 minutes.

Premier Inn A23

Premier Inn A23 is a 3-star hotel located near the North Terminal, offering family rooms and a shuttle service with a 10-minute transfer time to the North Terminal and 15 minutes to the South Terminal. The hotel features the Thyme Bar and Grill Restaurant, serving burgers, steaks, and salads.

Travelodge Gatwick Airport Central

The 3-star Travelodge Gatwick Airport Central is located less than a mile from both terminals and provides a shuttle service with a 15-minute transfer time. The hotel has an on-site restaurant, bright and spacious rooms, and offers a breakfast buffet and an evening menu at affordable prices.

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Hotel recommendations for both terminals

Gatwick Airport has a range of hotels to suit all budgets and requirements, with some hotels located on the airport campus, and others a short distance away.

North Terminal

The Premier Inn is directly opposite the North Terminal building and just a two-minute shuttle ride from the South Terminal. The Hampton by Hilton is also conveniently located between both terminals, with a two-minute walk to the North Terminal and a five-minute shuttle ride to the South Terminal. The Premier Inn offers a restaurant, bar, business lounge, and express check-in desks, while the Hampton by Hilton provides a fitness centre, business centre, meeting rooms, and family-friendly facilities.

South Terminal

The BLOC hotel is located in the South Terminal, with the reception directly opposite the entrance to the South Terminal security. The YOTELAIR is also situated in the South Terminal, offering unique Japanese-style capsule rooms with free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour front desk. The BLOC hotel is ideal for those seeking modern and comfortable accommodation, with soundproofed rooms, climate control, and king-size beds.

On-Site Options

The Sofitel and the Hilton are the two hotels linked directly to the airport by a walkway. The Sofitel is a prestigious, four-star boutique hotel with 11 meeting rooms, offering classic and opulent suites, and superb views of the airport. The Hilton is one of the closest hotels to the South Terminal, just a five-minute covered walk away, featuring soundproofed rooms, spa baths, and walk-in showers.

Off-Site Options

There are several highly-rated off-site hotels located a short distance from the airport, including the Holiday Inn, Courtyard by Marriott, Ibis London Gatwick Airport Hotel, and Ramada Crawley Gatwick. These hotels offer convenient shuttle services to the airport and provide a range of amenities, such as valet parking, free Wi-Fi, and on-site restaurants.

Whether you're looking for a luxurious stay, a convenient location, or a budget-friendly option, Gatwick Airport and its surrounding area have a variety of hotel choices to suit your needs.

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Hotels near Gatwick Airport with parking

There are several hotels near Gatwick Airport that offer parking. Here are some options to consider:

On-site at Gatwick Airport:

Courtyard by Marriott: This hotel is located a short walk from the South Terminal and offers an on-site restaurant and a well-equipped fitness centre.
Hampton by Hilton: Conveniently connected to the North Terminal, Hampton by Hilton is just moments from check-in and a five-minute shuttle ride from the South Terminal. It offers a business centre, meeting rooms, a 24-hour gym, and a restaurant.
Premier Inn: Located directly opposite the main entrance of the North Terminal, Premier Inn offers a Costa coffee shop, a restaurant, a bar, and a business lounge.
YOTEL: Located inside the South Terminal, YOTEL offers premium and standard cabins with a minimum booking of four hours, making it perfect for travellers in transit.

Off-site near Gatwick Airport:

Holiday Inn Gatwick Worth: Located 15 minutes from the airport, this Holiday Inn offers modern rooms, a restaurant, and Starbucks coffee. It provides secure parking and free Wi-Fi.
Sofitel London Gatwick Hotel: This hotel is connected to the North Terminal and offers spacious rooms, three restaurants, two bars, and a free gym. Holiday parking is available on-site or through a Meet and Greet service.
Hilton London Gatwick Airport: The Hilton hotel is connected to the South Terminal and features two restaurants, an on-site Costa, and a small free gym. Holiday parking is available on-site or through a Meet and Greet service.
Europa Gatwick Hotel: Located a few miles outside Gatwick Airport, the Europa Gatwick Hotel offers parking and accommodation packages, including transfers to and from the airport for a small charge.
Stanhill Court Hotel: Located within 15 miles of Gatwick Airport, Stanhill Court Hotel offers a rural and cosy stay experience.
Crowne Plaza London - Gatwick Airport: This hotel is located a short distance from the airport and offers an on-site restaurant and a gym.

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Frequently asked questions

What are some hotels located in Gatwick Airport?

Gatwick Airport has two terminals, North and South, and there are hotels within walking distance of both. The North Terminal is within a few minutes' walk of the Sofitel, and the South Terminal has privileged access to the Hilton. The Premier Inn is directly opposite the North Terminal and offers a free transfer to the South Terminal. The Bloc Hotel is located within the South Terminal, and the Hampton by Hilton is just a 2-minute walk from the North Terminal and 5 minutes from the South Terminal.

What are some hotels located near Gatwick Airport?

There are several hotels located near Gatwick Airport, including the Holiday Inn, the Courtyard by Marriott, the Ibis London Gatwick Airport Hotel, the Ramada Crawley Gatwick, the Crowne Plaza, and the Holiday Inn Express.

What amenities do the hotels near Gatwick Airport offer?

The hotels near Gatwick Airport offer a range of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, restaurants, bars, fitness centres, meeting rooms, and shuttle services to the airport. Some hotels also offer parking, and others allow pets for an additional cost.