Best Hotels in Crawley
Explore Crawley with 25 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Europa Gatwick Hotel & Spa ★★★
"Got soaked by the tap. No complimentary water, a small bottle costs 3.2 Euros. No air conditioning, and they lied, telling me London doesn't have AC, when in reality, other places do. I took a taxi here for 30 pounds, but apparently, bus route 100 goes directly. The pool costs extra. Service was also very poor. There's only one restaurant nearby, with a 30 Euro steak. It's very remote and I don't recommend it. Across the road is a village with no restaurants. The steak was bad, but there was no other option."
Crowne Plaza LONDON - GATWICK AIRPORT by IHG ★★★★
"Excellent service, nice breakfast and caring staff"
Trivelles Gatwick Hotel & Airport Parking ★★★
"This is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in my life, I have never seen such a dirty hotel, we even asked for a refund, it was not accepted, it is really the worst and most disgusting hotel on the Trip app, I strongly advise against it. Do not believe the reviews that say it is good. I don't even understand how Tripp can accept them on their platform."
Trivelles Waterhall Country Gatwick Hotel & Airport Parking ★★★★
"Everything was just so-so. Everything was just so-so. Everything was just so-so. Everything was just so-so. Everything was just so-so."
Premier Inn Gatwick Crawley Town West ★★★
"Lovely clean place, staff were very friendly bed was very comfortable, we stayed 2 nights. Staff members at reception helped when the vending machine wasn’t working and my sisters blood sugars dropped (had diabetes). Receptionist got us orange juice and bananas and oranges. Highly recommend"
Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel ★★★★
"The air conditioner in the hotel is broken. When it is turned on, it is very noisy and cannot sleep. If you are afraid of the heat, you need to change rooms. The quilt is very thick. There is no thin quilt provided. Because the air conditioning is not normal, I feel hot under the thick quilt. Can't sleep well"
Barrington Lodge ★★
"Great stay with great environment. Good service and pleasant sleep"
Little Foxes Hotel & Gatwick Airport Parking ★★★
"It smells of sewage in the parking area. Hot water was a big problem. Lots and lots of dust and cobwebs and it smells. The heating overall was great. The place looks tired and needs updated."
Ibis Styles London Gatwick Airport ★★★
"The location is close to the airport, just 3 bus stops away, so I wouldn't recommend taking a taxi. Breakfast was mediocre with limited choices. The room has air conditioning, which is great for summer. The service quality was inconsistent, some staff were good, others not so much – it really depends on your luck."
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The Maple Manor Hotel
"The hotel is rather out of the way but no issues if travelling by car. Check-in was quick, simple and easy. Breakfast was cooked to order and excellent with plenty of choice including fresh fruit, ham, cheese, pastries, cereals and a great cup of coffee from a proper machine. Negatives Sadly there is no option for evening meals meaning having to drive into Crawley to get dinner. The bar is supposedly open until 11pm however when I went to it around 9.30pm the reception which doubles up as bar and breakfast area was dark with the only light on being the reception desk light, so very unwelcoming and not conducive to wanting a drink. The main part of the hotel is solidly built however I was in the annex at the back which has a number of rooms backing onto each other. The stud walls are incredibly thin and it felt like the people in the adjoining room were in mine, so note to oneself, if ever staying there again, make sure that the room is in the main part of the hotel."
Premier Inn Gatwick Crawley (Goff's Park)
"I know it states in the hotel description, but please make note that there is no A/C in this hotel, plus the windows basically do not open. In addition, the room I had been given had been smoked in very recently. While the bathroom, bedsheets etc where adequately clean, the room had not been dusted or thoroughly cleaned for quite a while. As a result the room I was given was a disgusting sauna and was unusable. Thankfully I was able to find a local hotel with A/C that I moved to within an hour. Waste of £60 plus, but you live and learn."
Oakhurst Gatwick B&B
"It was a guesthouse, and I chose this one because it offered free overnight parking. The room I received was different from the picture shown when I booked, which was a common problem I encountered during my trip to the UK. The fact that there were no negative reviews out of over forty was also a reason for booking it. The room was small but fairly clean. Since I was only staying one night and had to catch a flight early the next morning, I didn't dwell too much on the room discrepancy. But arguing with them is pointless; they simply won't admit it. Also, many hotel reviews in the UK have negative comments about fleas and rats, so I paid extra attention to the bedding every day. I even brought several sets of disposable four-piece bedding. When I stayed in London, the hotel wasn't clean, so I used duvet covers, but I was lazy and didn't use them at the later hotels. Unexpectedly, I got bitten just before returning home. In this guesthouse, I woke up with itchy legs, and scratching caused red swelling. I'm not sure if it was fleas. After returning home, the swelling became even itchier, and two more swellings appeared next to it. However, I'm not sure if it was from bites at other hotels the previous night. There was a strong, pungent smell as soon as I entered the room. I slept with the window open the whole night. Aside from these issues, it was a decent place to stay. The surrounding area, including the airport and countryside, was very quiet."
Oldlands Farm
"The room is large and has an old British feel. The bed is very comfortable and the view outside the window is beautiful. The only thing is that it is recommended to improve the shampoo and shower gel so that guests will have a better experience."
Spacious 4BR house close to Gatwick Airport.
Premier Inn London Gatwick Airport East
"Alla changed my room for a quieter one as I'm a light sleeper. No aircon but fans in all the rooms. Food In The Parsons Pig is outstanding"
Da Vinci Guest House & Guest Parking, A Real Gem
"We stayed here for one night on a trip to gatwick and left our car for 2 weeks which was great The room was lovely with tea coffee hairdryer a fan as it was a little warm The bathroom was tiny but did its job We walked to the pub about 10 mins away and the food was lovely We would definatly stay again if flying from gatwick as it was good value for money "
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More Information About Crawley Hotels
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Number of reviews |
1,826 |
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Total properties |
25 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£98 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£98 |
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Trending hotel |
Ibis Styles London Gatwick Airport |
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Popular area |
Gatwick Airport |
FAQ – Hotels in Crawley
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What is the average price of a hotel in Crawley this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Crawley this weekend is £88 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £107 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Crawley this weekend typically cost £191 per night.
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How much do hotels in Crawley cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Crawley during weekdays is £87 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £112 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Crawley generally cost £175 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Crawley?
The most popular Crawley hotels for your stay: Ibis Styles London Gatwick Airport (from £73), Europa Gatwick Hotel & Spa (from £50) and Radisson Red Gatwick Airport (from £85) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Crawley have swimming pools?
Europa Gatwick Hotel & Spa (from £50) and Sandman Signature London Gatwick Hotel (from £89) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Crawley offer an especially good breakfast ?
Radisson Red Gatwick Airport (from £85),Trivelles Waterhall Country Gatwick Hotel & Airport Parking (from £47) and Crowne Plaza LONDON - GATWICK AIRPORT by IHG (from £69) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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