Horley Hotels with Bars

Perfect choice for rest over the night, before( or after) your flight.The price was cheap compare with another hotels closer( 87,5, with breakfast included).The hotel has 24/7 pub at groundfloor and also shuttle bus who run every 20 min for only £4/pp. For my early flights from Gatwick airport Travelodge it will be my favorite accomodation.

I specifically booked a night at the Sofitel Gatwick because it included 'Meet and Greet' parking with Maple Parking. Had they not included this I would have still stayed but made other arrangments for my car. I arrived at the Maple Parking Meet and Greet and parked the car. Took my keys over to the attendant and signed in. I then asked if they could give me 20 minutes to check in to the hotel, change clothes and bring a bag back to the car. We didnt want to bring a bag of unclean clothes on holiday with us. Here's where things went downhill faster than Gwynth Paltrow on ski's. The attendant, a tall bloke with a mid-european accent shouted at me 'No, do you know you are at an airport'. He actually shouted this. Shouted. To a customer. Take a minute to breathe that in. Fortunatly I knew I was at an airport, having driven 4 hours to get there. To hear that I was at an airport was no surprise, to be shouted at by a car park attendant was. I explained that I didnt want to take a case of unclean clothes on holiday with me. His response to that was 'we are extremly busy and your car will be removed immediately'. I asked if the hotel would hold the bag and he replied 'No they will not hold your stupid bag'. Here's where I should have murdered him with his Maple Meet and Greet Staff lanyard, but I did not. I asked for my keys back to be told once again in an truely agresive manner 'if you take your keys I will close the entry and you can't come back'. I took the keys and left. I then had to park at Gatawick Long stay for an additional £150. We finally checked into the hotel, explained the situation. The checkin lady (Alessia?) apologised and gave us two tokens for a free drink at the bar. They also kept our bag for us. Is this the fault of Sofitel Gatwick? I think it is. They decided to partner with a company that treats people appalingly. So they've got to accept responsibility for that. Please share this review, If I saw something like this I would have chose another car park or another hotel. Other people should be warned.

It is great and highly recommend. Our flight arrived early at 7am. Though no luggage storage service due to airport security, hotel staff provided us a nice waiting area n allowed us to early check in when room available at 12:15pm. The front desk staff were polite and helpful, especially Ms Magdalena who was really helpful and made effort to let our stay more smooth and wonderful 😘🥰👍👏 Excellent location to connect Gatwick Airport North Terminal. Just only one corridor to connect which take less than a minute. Great breakfast from 4-10am for convenience of early flight travelers. Airport has store luggages service which costs 7.5 pound/luggage for the first 3 hours.

Booked via Holiday Extras for this hotel as we needed a place close to the airport to park our car and stay overnight for our earlier morning flight to Spain. Welcome on arrival first class. Everything was explained clearly and with a smile. Our request for an early morning call noted and carried out on time. Bit of a rush leaving as we tried to catch the shuttle but again staff dealt very quickly with everything and enabled us to catch the shuttle. On arrival back at the hotel after our holiday, again staff on reception very very efficient polite and informative. Room was lovely, clean and had everything we needed. We will definitely be back. A perfect stay! Thank you.

We visit the corner house hotel horley regularly, the reason being the facilities are 1st class, the rooms are so clean, 24hr friendly reception, buitifull food at good price, car parking and a lovely bar area offering you a friendly welcome, plus transfers to the airport,so the service is complete. now the staff, theres James(manager), what a lovely person, always around for any quarries and so professional, James organises the hotel to perfection with a smile and welcome, Angie in the restaurant, the beat waitress youl ever meet, always smiling and asking if you need anything, Annie is a diamond, Sophie is so funny ut also very efficient in her work, what a welcome you will get, but seriously all the staff at the corner house are so kind, welcoming, professional, and funny, try the corner house horley especially for your overnight stays for gatwick airport and you definitely won't be disappointed..Gary and Carol..

Not far from Gatwick Airport, after arriving at the South Terminal, there is a row of elevators. There is a row of elevators. Enter the parking area on the first floor. When you see the platform, wait at G9 or G3 for the bus. , 4 pounds per person, give it to the driver, must pay attention, Google search out more than 30 minutes, the map shows an airport inn transit point, there is no Gatwick English, this is actually the hotel, do not go to the full airport inn gatwick

Stayed here for an evening with friends in Horley. Great location for the town and Gatwick Airport. Cheap and cheerful but perfect as a place to stop for an evening. Clean and comfortable. Towels were provided. Rooms had some wardrobe space and tea and coffee facilities. We will definitely use again.

A few weeks ago, I didn't really consider myself to be a hotel snob, before the trip I was like ”if it's got a bed, a toilet and a lock on the door then it'll do for me” well... I need to re-evaluate that statement. Firstly, the good (as mentioned in the title) the staff were nice and welcoming, the rooms were clean and it's in a fairly nice area. But... *deep breath* The rooms are hideously dated, if you had woken me up halfway through the night and said ”you've travelled back in time to the mid-80s” I probably would have believed you based on the surroundings, not that this was much of an issue, but there's more... The drain in the shower didn't... drain? So there was a huge pool of water while I was showering. It didn't overflow though because the shower head offered such little water it would have taken hours to do so. The hand soap had been watered down that many times it was just plain old water by the time I got there, same story with the shower gel. The smell in the bathroom was pretty bad and it was nothing to do with me either. The walls were that thin I could hear the person in the next room to me going to the toilet and could pick out the exact words he was having during a phone conversation. The TV didn't work. The light switch for the light above the bed didn't work. The wall had had some damage at some point and had received some patchwork which isn't an issue, but they didn't bother painting over the patches afterwards so there were huge splodges in the wall. The carpet had had some water damage at some point (probably the aforementioned shower tray issue) and there was a huge stain going into the bedroom. I'm sure there were more issues I found but I think it's best I not mention them, you get the gist I'm sure. As of right now, the price for a Premier Inn Gatwick room is £94 and the price I paid for this is £70, and in hindsight, I would have paid the extra £24 quid to have stayed there instead. I arrived on my own as a first-time solo traveller and honestly, I felt quite worried about the state of things to come based on this hotel and would have started my trip off feeling much happier if I'd paid the extra to stay in the premier inn. To summarise, if you're one of those people who thinks ”20 quid is 20 quid, all I need is a bed and a toilet I don't care about the quality” .... just pay the extra 20 quid... trust me. The staff were lovely, it was clean to be fair and it did serve its purpose, but that's the nicest thing I can say, unfortunately. Lesson learned.