The Roebuck

Wych Cross, Near To Gatwick Airport And London, Ashdown Forest, Forest Row, East Sussex, England

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About The Roebuck

The Roebuck Hotel is ideal for Gatwick Airport, just off of the m25 & m23. The Antlers Restaurant offers an extensive and interesting menu, as well as an extensive wine list. The Roebuck is a charming 17th century country house with a beautiful garden and a patio area where barbecues are held in the summer. There are 30 bedrooms, all well equipped, and ground floor rooms are available. Children will be delighted to learn that Ashdown Forest is home to Winnie the Pooh.

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