Gatwick Russ Hill Hotel

Gatwick Airport is one of the busiest airports in the country, flying millions of passengers a year. One way to make arriving at Gatwick stress free is to book an overnight stay in a nearby airport hotel. You can arrive at check in stress free and without battling traffic after a relaxing night's sleep nearby.

The Russ Hill hotel provides great value for your money. Located only 4 miles from Gatwick Airport, transfers are quick and easy and operate 24 hours a day.

Book the Russ Hill hotel Gatwick with Airparks and choose from room only or room with airport parking for bargain prices:

From £39.00 for room only
From £60.00 for room inclusive of 8 days parking
From £ 70.00 for room inclusive of 15 days parking

The 3 star Russ Hill offers all the creature comforts you need to get your holiday off to the right start. All rooms are air conditioned and have an en-suite bathroom along with colour television with satellite channels, telephone, radio, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel has a bar and two restaurants on site along with a gym, sauna, solarium and tennis court.

For great value for money on your airport hotel and parking, you can't do better than Russ Hill hotel. These prices are subject to availability, so book now for a real bargain!

By: Tony J.W Hill

Gatwick airport hotels

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