Hotel and parking at LGW (S)

dismadbrit · 20 Sep 17, 12:26 PM

Can anyone recommend a hotel that also offers parking at LGW please?

Thinking of a bit of chilling the night before we fly and might as well pay for both at the same time.

VMT

WDWfangirl · 20 Sep 17, 01:04 PM

Premier Inn - the park sleep and fly package. Drive right up to the airport and check your car in, walk round corner into airport and catch monorail to the other terminal to check in, hop back on monorail, get off, walk down stairs, cross road and walk into the Premier Inn. Would never do anything else again.

dismadbrit · 20 Sep 17, 01:20 PM

Originally Posted by WDWfangirl

Premier Inn - the park sleep and fly package. Drive right up to the airport and check your car in, walk round corner into airport and catch monorail to the other terminal to check in, hop back on monorail, get off, walk down stairs, cross road and walk into the Premier Inn. Would never do anything else again.

Thank you

toonarmani · 20 Sep 17, 02:56 PM

Might be cheaper to do separate. I've booked 19 days parking at Gatwick (official onsite parking) for �62 next summer in the school holidays + 8% quidco cashback as well.

You park and keep your keys

scooby99 · 20 Sep 17, 03:43 PM

We like the Sofitel; you park in the hotel car park unlike others.

BigSkip · 21 Sep 17, 10:02 AM

I always book meet and greet parking and hotel separate. PI North Terminal or PI Manor Royal. Offical Gatwick Valet parking - always been cheaper than sleep park fly.

Guest · 21 Sep 17, 12:43 PM

We always do Sofitel. We are away for a week at the moment and one night hotel plus eight nights parking was �249.

20 Sep 17, 01:04 PM	#2
	20 Sep 17, 01:04 PM WDWfangirl Relaxing at the Grand Floridian
WDWfangirl Relaxing at the Grand Floridian Join Date: Apr 15 WDWfangirl's Reviews Hotel Reviews: 1 Restaurant Reviews: 12	Premier Inn - the park sleep and fly package. Drive right up to the airport and check your car in, walk round corner into airport and catch monorail to the other terminal to check in, hop back on monorail, get off, walk down stairs, cross road and walk into the Premier Inn. Would never do anything else again.

20 Sep 17, 02:56 PM	#4
	20 Sep 17, 02:56 PM toonarmani Imagineer
toonarmani Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12 theDIBB Guidebook Guidebook Photos: 137	Might be cheaper to do separate. I've booked 19 days parking at Gatwick (official onsite parking) for �62 next summer in the school holidays + 8% quidco cashback as well. You park and keep your keys

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	21 Sep 17, 12:43 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	We always do Sofitel. We are away for a week at the moment and one night hotel plus eight nights parking was �249.