Bloc at Gatwick

[Kev Harrison]

There are 4 of us, 3 adults and a child.

Bloc state anyone over 14 is an adult.

Could I just book a family room and try my luck?

I mean - what hotel ever checks?

[WhereIBelong]

Bloc states "twin bunks suitable for guests up to 14-years-old" in the family room.

They are not necessarily saying an adult is over 14 (in their T+C it states 6! I'm guessing a misprint of 16... but not sure), just that the bunk beds are not suitable for older teens and up, just for kids.

[PPM]

Why don’t you just get two rooms at the Gatwick Travel lodge plus. At least it won’t be like sleeping in a shoebox, and a lot cheaper, two rooms less than £100 total approx ( not knowing your dates.)

£30 each room in October, ( I saw you fly Oct in other posts, but not exact dates)

[disney332]

Originally Posted by PPM

Why don’t you just get two rooms at the Gatwick Travel lodge plus. At least it won’t be like sleeping in a shoebox, and a lot cheaper, two rooms less than £100 total approx ( not knowing your dates.)

£30 each room in October, ( I saw you fly Oct in other posts, but not exact dates)

See more...

And if you shower b4 bed you will not slip on the wet floor if you require a night time wee.

Disney332

[ely3857]

The wouldn’t check but it’s unlikely an adult would be comfortable on the bunk beds in the family room.

[LLamb]

The bunk beds are fairly small I’m not sure an adult would fit in them tbh.

[DFussy]

We stayed there when my dd was 9. We bag dropped night before but I think if you have cases in the room it’s too tight for four people unless two of them are tiny. It’s literally the size of the bunks, double bed and a few feet between to walk. I also found it hard to sleep as we were right on the runway.

[Floridarules]

I think the loo door is also glass so maybe a bit awkward 😳

[kylali]

We stay there 2ad 2 older kids and its fine.