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Corner House Hotel
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 : 3.96 / 5
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Location: Airports -> Gatwick Airport
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Within a few minutes from Gatwick airport, the Corner HOuse Hotel provides a choice of all the necessary comforts. The quality accommodation includes single, double, twin and family bedrooms, with dry cleaning and laundry facility,... more
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Menzies Chequers
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: 2.52 / 5
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The splendid Thistle London Gatwick is a blend of convenience and comfort. The outer appearance of the hotel is very romantic - reminding a castle, in fact, the Windsor Castle is just forty minutes away. The hotel has conference facilities... more
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The Gatwick White House Hotel
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: 2.25 / 5
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Location: Airports -> Gatwick Airport
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The three-star Gatwick White House Hotel is wonderful for business and holiday makers. The atmosphere is relaxing and hospitable. There is a 24 h. porter service. The Horley town centre is within walking distance. There you can find many... more
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Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport
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: 2.05 / 5
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Location: Airports -> Gatwick Airport
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Features: Internet cafe, Baby cots available, Telephone, Access for disabled, Rooms for non-smokers available, Air conditioning (individual control), Central heating, Dial-up Internet, Room service (24h), Airport & railway station transfers,... more
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About Horley
Horley is a small town in Surrey County in South-East England, close to Gatwick Airport. Because of its relative proximity and excellent transport links to London, it has become popular with commuters. Horley was not mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. In Saxon times, the Manor of Horley was under the control of the Benedictine abbey at Chertsey. With the dissolution of monasteries in 1539, the Manor passed to Henry VIII. In 1602, it came to be owned by the Christ's Hospital in London. Modern development was related to the arrival of the railway in 1841 and, of course, with the construction of Gatwick Airport in 1933. To serve the passenger flow of Gatwick, Horley offers a range of accommodation, from small family-run to four-star hotels.