Langshott Manor - Luxury Hotel Gatwick Horley, Horley

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were comfortable, especially after being upgraded to the Leeds suite, but service was a bit slow at times. The location was secluded and beautiful, perfect for a special occasion, yet the dining experience had its ups and downs.

The hotel was a mixed experience with comfortable and warm rooms but lacking in terms of what was expected based on the website. The service was a bit inconsistent, although the staff were friendly. The location was beautiful and well-maintained, offering a peaceful countryside setting. The dining experience varied from poor to superb, with traditional dishes available. Overall, a stay with pros and cons.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The room was spacious and spotless, although there were some minor cleanliness issues. The service was polite and helpful, especially in the bar and restaurant. The location was special, with a view of the moat, but lacked a bit of atmosphere. The dining experience was decent, but could have been slightly better. The facilities were good, with room for improvement.

This hotel offers gorgeous rooms with spotless cleanliness and lovely luxury products in the great bathrooms. The historic names assigned to rooms add a unique touch. Being away from the main house provides a lovely size and atmosphere; however, the dining experience could be improved. The service is welcoming and helpful, offering high-quality traditional English service. The location, though accessed through secret escapes, is ideal for recovering from travel fatigue. Overall, a comfortable stay with minor dining limitations.

My stay at Langshott Manor was a mix of wonderful and disappointing moments. The rooms were amazing, with a large four-poster bed, roll-top bath, and a lovely private balcony overlooking the lake, perfect for a special reunion with my partner. However, the room I was initially allocated wasn't as expected from the website photos; I ended up in an annex that felt like a broom cupboard.