0.2 miles from LGW Airport
When flying into Gatwick Airport, the Courtyard London Gatwick Airport is a well situated place to stay being located within the airport. This hotel is about 8 minutes walk from the South Terminal.
0.8 miles from LGW Airport
The Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport combines an excellent range of facilities and services for both business and leisure travellers, including High Speed Internet Access, Conference and other Banqueting facilities.
Hilton London Gatwick Airport0.5 miles from LGW Airport |
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Mercure London Gatwick0.6 miles from LGW Airport |
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The Gatwick White House Hotel0.8 miles from LGW Airport |
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Menzies Chequers Gatwick1.5 miles from LGW Airport |
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Ramada London Gatwick2.1 miles from LGW Airport |
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Copthorne Hotel London Gatwick2.7 miles from LGW Airport |
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Russ Hill Hotel3 miles from LGW Airport |
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Copthorne Hotel Effingham Gatwick3.6 miles from LGW Airport |
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Arora International Hotel3.6 miles from LGW Airport |
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Europa Hotel3.8 miles from LGW Airport |
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Felbridge Hotel and Spa5.9 miles from LGW Airport |
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Gatwick, within easy reach of London, is the busiest single runway airport in the world, and is the second largest airport in the UK and eighth largest in Europe. Currently there are around 90 airlines which operate from the two terminals, serving over 200 destinations. It is located just 28 miles from London and with excellent rail and road connections, it is a convenient local choice for millions of people.
The check in areas are on the second floor of each terminal. To find your check-in zone, look up your flight on the information screens near the entrance. Check- in zones are clearly signposted by illuminated yellow cubes. There's plenty to do in the departure lounge, whether you want to visit the shops, cafés and bars or just relax ahead of your flight.
Also known as the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street Museum,” the Bank of England Museum tracks the bank’s history from 1694 to its current role as the nation’s central bank. Gold bars date from ancient times, and pikes and muskets used to defend the bank are also on display. read more
Probably the most useful transportation method for the visitor to London is the tube, or Underground. The London Underground can be properly said to have begun in 1890 when an electrically-powered line was opened between King William Street and Stockwell. There are now 12 lines plus the Docklands Light Railway serving millions of travelers around London every day. read more
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Check out the fashionably funky chrome, factory-like interior and long tables at Belgo Centraal in Covent Garden. The "Mini Belgo" menu allows kids aged 12 or under to eat for free at all times (one child eats free per adult ordering a main meal from the a là carte menu). read more