Tudor Rose Meet and Greet Valet Parking at Gatwick
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Friday, 24 August 2012
Hotels Gatwick
What is the right price for comfort?
We leave in a day and age where we look more and more at the price when we want to buy something, whether is a service or goods; and more often than not we have to compromise on quality, safety or comfort.
No exception is Gatwick Hotels, but is not always the case.
When they say ‘Even the big hotels don’t want empty rooms’, they could not be more right. If you call direct any big hotels at Gatwick, such as Hilton, Sofitel or Marriott you’ll be surprised to see that they are ready to offer up to 15% off from the web price if you book with them – usually you’ll get the ‘ if you book now we can offer you for ……’ .
Are other known hotels chains around Gatwick i.e Holiday Inn, Best Western etc. They offer pretty good deals too where you don’t need to compromise on comfort.
Where is the parking you’ll ask?
It’s a common knowledge now; the price that you pay for Parking at Gatwick is sometimes more expensive than hotel and parking packages.
If you get your hotel room at Gatwick for a decent price, you can book your parking with a reputable Meet and Greet company, for example Tudor Rose where they can cut you deal on parking that can beat or match any other offers you may find on the Travel Agents’ websites.
And you will not need to compromise on quality, safety or comfort.
Over 20 years of experience tells you they know what they are doing, 24/7 CCTV on site reassures you onto your car safety and to be met at the Hotel forecourt by their uniformed driver and have your car delivered at the Terminal on return is more than you could ask for.
They have their own Guest House too, for £79.00 you can get an overnight accommodation with parking for a week and the transfers are free of charge 24/7.
Comfortable beds, clean rooms, beautiful gardens where you or your children can have a stroll and a nice pub within walking distance from them.
Quality service – and you don’t need to rob the bank, secure car park - your car is safe while you’re away and comfortable rooms with all that you need.
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Hotels Gatwick
What Do You Look For?
I’m finally heading on vacation tonight, on a trip I’ve been looking forward to for months! Like many Britons, I’ve got limited time off from work, so it probably won’t surprise you that I’m on evening flights after putting in a full day of work at the office. What does that mean? A late night arrival…
Getting in late at night isn’t all that much fun, especially once you factor in the time to wait for a shuttle and any paperwork that might wait for me at the check-in desks, so we’ve booked a night at an airport hotel instead of trying to drive to our actual intended destination, Gatwick Airport.
When I think of hotels at Gatwick, I think of a place where you lay your head down for a few hours, either after a late night arrival like mine, or the night before that painful 6am flight. The only amenities I need for a stay like this are a clean room, a comfortable bed, and a (mostly) quiet stay.
It appears that other people want more from their airport stay, though. Now, these hotels are offering way more than just a bed to sleep on: you’ll find pools, spas, restaurants, gyms. That’s more than some of the “regular” hotels I stay at…
Gatwick Airport hotels fit perfectly into the niche I need them for, a convenient place to grab some shut-eye at a low price. If I had more time to enjoy the airport hotel’s amenities, I’d probably still use that extra time out and about rather than on-site at a hotel. Maybe I don’t need these features, but apparently a lot of travellers do.
When do you use Gatwick hotels? Do you look for anything in particular or are you also just looking for a place to crash?
Once was a time when the prospects of a stay at an airport hotel sent shivers down the spines of even the most-seasoned travellers: pokey rooms, planes roaring overhead like they were about to come through the walls, rattling windows at every take-off and landing, non-existent lounges or bars in which to escape, and restaurants whose offerings were best forgotten ...
No more. Today Gatwick hotels are up there with the best, including with social and recreational facilities, business centres, dining and bar offerings - and sound-proofing.
And the more so in value when you search out the bargains: the Hookwood Lodge Gatwick Airport Hotel, for example, currently has Autumn and Winter rates that begin from just £79.00 per room per night - stay 1 night with 1 wk parking and transfers included (prices based on pre-paid bookings).
As well, the hotel has a Day Rate for those perhaps arriving in Gatwick in the morning and not flying out again until the evening: £45.00 gets you a room up to 5pm.
Day Rates are a particular boon for long-distance travellers, with many overseas airports now having hotels right within their passenger terminals, so you can fly and then flop for a few hours without leaving the terminal.
So I guess is a matter of taste, need and value that you take in when you look for Hotels at Gatwick.
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