The Grange Hotel

15 Brighton Rd, Gatwick, Crawley, West Sussex, England

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About The Grange Hotel

Just a 15 minute ride to Gatwick airport, and close to Crawley town centre, we offer a value for money break or stopover The hotel is within walking distance of all the main attractions in Crawley and is a 5 minute walk to the station. Situated in the centre of Old Crawley, we welcome guests with warmth and traditional hospitality. The hotel is well placed for trips to the South coast and Sussex downs. Fast rail links to London and the coast make Crawley the ideal location for visiting, for holidays or business. Crawley is on a main line rail link to London and the coast, with London only a mere 40 minutes train ride from Three Bridges station. Gatwick Airport, the second busiest airport in Europe, is within the town boundary, and Heathrow can be reached in 40 minutes. The County Mall offers covered shopping facilities whilst Queens Square has a more traditional, though still modern, shopping layout and is undergoing modernisation. The High Street in Crawley has managed to retain a little of its original feel and is now, almost, pedestrian.

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