Has a large circular drive with water fountain as you arrive. Very friendly check in when you…read morearrive. Rooms are interior facing or exterior. The pluses: Very nice and very modern set up. Two on site restaurants. A pub to watch the games and a fancier place. Has a nice clean gym. Rooms have stand up shower and a bathtub. A couple minor drawbacks: Limited outlets in the room and none usable at the bed headboard. Sauna hours posted in the room are incorrect.

Friend booked this hotel to escape London and relax for the night. Beautiful contemporary setting…read morewith little touches to make your stay nicer. The spacious room we booked had an iron and it's table, tea & coffee and a fridge. The shower room has both a bath and a shower. What was lacking are sockets by the bed. Small detail you'd say but very useful. The gym is open 24h and spa area was ok but way way too cold. I apologise for the lack of pictures

Easy to find, easy to park (free). Rooms are compact but clean and functional. Corridors smell a…read morebit musty! Fab showers in small bathroom. Compact rooms but they do the job. 10 mins drive to Gatwick North Terminal. Special offer combining Valet parking is unbeatable.

Courteous staff and clean room. But what more should you expect for £59 a night? Breakfast you ask?…read moreWell... yes, breakfast was included in the price, but I wouldn't really call it that. There were no sausages left so I decided on waiting with a cup of coffee. But there were no cups left. So I decided to have some muesli. But there were no spoons left. Finally the sausages came. Wasn't my idea of a decent start to the day, but I do like my food (maybe a bit too much), and this was a disappointment. Oh - and stay clear of room 224. Noisy as hell next to the elevator...

I stay in a few Premier Inns to do with work and this is one of the lower end. As far as I'm…read moreconcerned the room was cold radiator only working partially had to put a new radiator in the heat room. Oil fired also restaurant attached to the hotel is as far as I'm concerned substandard I stayed for two nights using the meal deal and found the food in the evening. I produce better out of my microwave at home and the breakfast in the morning. I ordered a full English and it was barely cooked. This is not a hotel I will be staying in again.

Great little jem of a bar. Good cheap food, sky sports, and booze. We hold all our family functions…read morehere.

It's one of the beautiful park in Crawley. My 2yr old enjoys…read moreroaming round in the park

Family friendly - but as a sneaky adult pretending never to leave my 20s this place is also joyful!…read more Meercats, rabbits, pigs, peacocks - the nature centre is a random selection of animals tucked away in tilgate park, a little walk in. It is in desperate need of donations continually,but still works on a donation entry only - allowing for those with families to still go. it is part of Crawley which harks back to the times where it wasn't all about making a buck. `i do also loved the wall garden area - has a bit of a /secret gardenesque' feel. If you are looking for something to do in Crawley (which is a bizaare place to come as a tourist) then pop down to tilgate park and you could do this. 1. See animals at centre (for free! - please donate) 2 book go ape in for 3 hours (for cost) 3. Go to smith and westerns (i do miss the pub that was there before, this place is dark) 4. sit out on the lake and have a picnic 5. Walk around the park, with woodland, and gardens.

Good business hotel. Needs air con though but great free wifi access everywhere and superb…read morebreakfast. 7/10 from me!

no electronic timetable at the town to bewbush side :( there is a paper timetable thoread more