The Gatwick White House Hotel

52 Church Road, Near Gatwick Airport, Horley, Surrey, England

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About The Gatwick White House Hotel

The Gatwick White House Hotel is conveniently located just minutes from Gatwick Airport and within 10 minutes of Horley. No lift in the hotel. For customers convenience we have luggage room on the ground ground floor. The Gatwick White House Hotel provides the perfect opportunity to start or finish your journey in a warm, relaxing and friendly atmosphere. The hotel provides a 24 hours courtesy airport transfer service for your convenience. Late check-in after 11pm and early check-out before 7am charge of GBP 5 - to be added to room rate Horley town centre, just 10 minutes walking distance from the hotel, benefits from numerous shops, restaurants and pubs. Nearby Horley railway station provides access to Gatwick Airport and regular trains to London Victoria station (35 minutes).

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