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The Grade II-listed Gatwick Cambridge Hotel offers en-suite rooms and transfers to and from Gatwick Airport at a surcharge. The hotel's Duke of Cambridge Restaurant serves fantastic Mediterranean cuisine.
Spacious En-suite Rooms: Former home of the Duke Of Cambridge, rooms feature en-suite bathrooms and amenities like fresh flowers, hair dryers, and LED/LCD satellite TVs.
Dining Experience: The Duke of Cambridge Restaurant offers a diverse menu with Mediterranean influences, while The Duke Of Cambridge Bar provides a variety of wines and spirits in an elegant setting.
Convenient Amenities: Guests can enjoy private parking, free WiFi, and overnight parking for a fee. Experience luxury and comfort at Gatwick Cambridge Hotel today.
Please note the property does not accept any commercial vehicles, vans or caravans for the long-term car parking facilities.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Service and rooms are excellent
Nothing
Superb restaurant
Room a bit tired but clean and comfortable
So handy for Gatwick, very reasonable price and great transfer service/ car storage
Just needs an update and some tlc
Clean, been refurbed and just the job for overnight before flight. Transfers to and from airport exactly as needed
Comfortable bed
Great shower
Room clean
I stayed at the lodge which was nice and it was quiet.
Dinner was good, lamb shish.
Bed was warn on one side.
Room cleanliness, staff very helpful and friendly. Lovely bar and outdoor space.
Rooms are basic and a little dated but good value for money.
Big and comfortable
Nothing
Charged £10 for parking. Not mentioned by booking.comcertain
The environment was cool though
The scent of the room was not good at all. I could not have a better sleep. Bedsheets wasn’t as best as I expected
There was good wifi throughout.
Everything was clean and tidy.
Fresh towels had been provided.
In room tea and coffee was available.
The room was a reasonable size.
Plenty of parking.
My room was in "The Lodge" off to one side of the main building. The carpet in the hallway looked like it had been recycled from a 1980's old man pub. The toilet/shower room was a very odd shape with a tiny sink that couldn't be used to fill the kettle. The shower was initially too cold, then too hot; there was no comfortable middle ground and once heated, wouldn't cool.
The furniture in the room was mismatched and looked like it had been obtained from a car boot sale. There was a doorknob missing from one door of the wardrobe but that was irrelevant as that door could not be opened anyway as there was a bedside set of drawers in the way.
The curtains looked like my 93 year old great aunt had picked them out and were too small for the window.
With the window open, it quickly became apparent it was directly over the cigarette bin and the small of smoke regularly wafted into the room.
The bed. What can I say about the bed? Straight out of the 1970's the bed topper did not match the curtains but was equally disturbing. There was no duvet, just a sheet and blanket (with the topper on top). There were two, slightly lumpy pillows and the bed was firm to say the least. Every spring could be felt.
The art on the walls in my room wasn't awful but looked like it had been bought with the furniture. The art in my collegue's room must have come from the house clearance of an 80 year old spinster from rural Idaho.
From the outside the main building looked reminiscent of a psychiatric hospital and The Lodge looked like it may once have been staff accommodation.
The bar had limited offerings.
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