Thistle London Gatwick

Brighton Road, Horley, Surrey, England

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About Thistle London Gatwick

Thistle London Gatwick was once a Tudor coaching inn and is perfectly situated between London and Brighton. Located on the a23, just two miles from Gatwick Airport, but off the flight path, Thistle London Gatwick is a delightful and convenient retreat. Central London is only thirty minutes away by train whilst the South coast and South downs are only a forty minute drive away. There are many fascinating houses, gardens and castles within an hour's drive away, and Windsor Castle is forty minutes by car. Thorpe Park Theme Park is twenty-eight miles away, and Brighton Pavilion, twenty-six. The hotel shuttle service offers a direct link between Thistle London Gatwick and Gatwick airport. The hotel also offers excellent meeting facilities, complemented by high standards of service to ensure successful business events.

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