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Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport
The Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport combines an excellent range of facilities and services for both the business and leisure travelers. The Holiday Inn Gatwick Airport also offers Exclusive Airport Parking / Long term parking packages with accommodation known as Park, Stay and Go...more

Crowne Plaza Hotel Gatwick - Crawley
Crowne Plaza Gatwick Crawley is in a prime location, ideally located for business or pleasure. Crawley town centre is within walking distance and the London Gatwick Airport is a short drive away (3.5 miles). Comfortable and well-furnished rooms including Wi Fi Internet access…more

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About LGW Airport

London's second airport has gone a long way towards shedding its old dependence on the leisure/charter business. It is now established as a major international hub and its owners BAA are currently investing more than GBP£100 million (USD$160 million) in the airport.

It hasn't completely shrugged off the sun 'n sand image but there is a growing network of scheduled services and business travelers now make up over a quarter of Gatwick's passengers. Their rising influence is being catered for by the introduction of a variety of fast track business facilities.

Although Gatwick is located 28 miles (45km) south of London it has fast rail and convenient road links and is a much easier place to navigate than its sprawling sister Heathrow.

Facilities at its two terminals - North and South - are good, particularly for those who count shopping as part of the travel experience but its growing popularity is also Gatwick's biggest problem. Now with over 31 million passengers each year it operates all flights from a single runway and is crying out for more capacity.

Gatwick has held the unwanted position as the UK's worst airport for delays, with charter traffic hold-ups averaging 46 minutes. A second runway is needed but that will prove difficult to negotiate in these environmentally-conscious times.

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