Gatwick Hotels with Wifi

"Very convenient location, with restaurants, supermarkets, and drugstores right outside. There are special round-trip train tickets to the city center. The larger room I booked had a great view. The front desk staff were friendly. Just be aware that as an eco-friendly hotel, they don't provide slippers or toiletries, so it's best to bring your own."

"The hotel's location is great, right next to the terminal. If you're flying Air China back to Shanghai, you can usually get from the hotel to through security in about half an hour. The breakfast is good, with both Chinese and Western options."

"This hotel can be walked to from the north terminal, easy even with luggage. The service is pretty good and rooms are very clean. There's a restaurant in the hotel, but also a gas station just besides for snacks and sandwiches."

"Perfect stay overall. The room was impeccably clean — white sheets, polished mirrors, no dust anywhere, and the towels were replaced daily without me even asking. Bathroom was tiny but sparkling, with good water pressure and hot water instantly. What really made it though was the location: nearby Gatwick airport, walking distance to north Terminal free transit train to South Terminal and surrounded by serval eateries open till midnight. The train station is about five minutes on foot, and there's a direct bus to the airport from London Victoria station. Noise wasn't an issue either since the windows are double-glazed. Smooth check-in, and Highly recommended for both business and leisure travellers who value cleanliness and convenience above all."

"Small and cozy room with a perfect location for an early flight. Slept remarkably well and was not disturbed by other guests, will book again next time I have the misfortune of an early flight out of LGW!"

"I had booked a **King room with a bathtub** for one night. When I checked in, it was already very late—around 11 PM. **I had been traveling for over a month, so on my last night, I really needed a room with a bathtub to relax my body.** However, when we arrived, the front desk guy gave us a **disabled-access room**, which, of course, had **no bathtub**. I thought about asking for a change, but I was **extremely tired**, and it was too late. The next morning, I called the front desk to ask what had happened. The staff member said it was because they were **overbooked**. **She didn’t apologize and even seemed to blame me, saying I should have asked when I got the key.** She also claimed no other rooms were available at that moment. I explained that when we took a shower in the disabled-access bathroom, **the water didn’t drain properly**—maybe something was clogged. This made it **dangerous because slipping was a real risk**. After listening, she called back **a minute later**, saying a room was now available and that I could come to the front desk to switch. I felt **very disappointed** with the service and will **never return** Also the kettle was very dirty."