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Arora International Gatwick ~ Crawley
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 : 4,30 / 5
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Features: Banqueting services, Bar, Exchange office, Body massage, TV / Video rental, Photocopier at the reception, Internet cafe, Restaurant, Fax service, Steam bath, Room service (24h), Elevator, Spa centre, Tanning bed, Luggage room, Solarium,... more
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The George Hotel
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: 3,62 / 5
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The George Hotel offers English pub, traditional food. The building is almots a historic monument - the house dates back to 1615. As the hotel is only 5 miles from Gatwick aiport, it is strategically located, close to M23 road. The hotel... more
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Clarion Hotel & Leisure Centre Gatwick
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: 3,92 / 5
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Features: Elevator, Fitness club, Sauna (Finnish), Banqueting services, Facilities for disabled people, Free secure parking at hotel, Steam bath, Internet cafe, Paid secure parking at hotel, Swimming pool (indoors), Airport shuttle service,... more
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Copthorne Hotel London Gatwick
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: 3,56 / 5
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Copthorne Hotel London Gatwick is a four-star wonderful mansion (the building is from 16-th century). There are gym, jacuzzi and steam room. The restaurant offers an excellent choice of local and international cuisine. The beauty and... more
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Ramada Plaza Gatwick
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: 3,92 / 5
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Features: Sauna (Finnish), Airport & railway station transfers, Central heating, Business centre, Banqueting services, Gymnasium, CD Player, Fax service, Free secure parking at hotel, Elevator, Bar, Room service (24h), Photocopier at the reception,... more
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About Crawley
Crawley is a town with about 100,000 inhabitants in West Sussex, England, about midway between the capital and the coast.
The area has been populated since the Stone Age. During the Roman period, it was a center of iron industry. The name Crawley probably originates from "craw leah", i.e. "crow infested clearing", and dates back to Saxon times. The settlement was mentioned in Domesday Book, a survey of all England made at the order of William the Conqueror in 1086. The right to hold a weekly market was granted by charter in 1203.