Arora International Hotel
A Hotel in Crawley, West Sussex (Gatwick Airport)
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Southgate Avenue
Crawley
West Sussex
England
RH10 6LW
Accommodation Description:
Set in 3 acres of landscaped grounds in the heart of Crawley, the Arora International Hotel Gatwick/Crawley is an exciting, contemporary deluxe hotel. This exceptional hotel features 432 superbly appointed bedrooms, conference centre and health club. The impressive atrium lobby offers superb facilities including the Palm Deli, Gallucci Restaurant and internet cafe.
Elsewhere guests can also enjoy a more traditional atmosphere in Morgans Pub. On-site parking is also available at an additional cost.
From: £32.50
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Nearby Historic Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Crawley Travel and Heritage Information
Crawley Museum Centre -
0.8 miles (Museum) 
Ifield Mill -
1.7 miles (Historic Building) 
East Grinstead Museum -
1.7 miles (Museum)
High Beeches Gardens -
3.3 miles (Garden)
Nymans -
4.3 miles (Garden)
Priest House -
6.1 miles (Historic Building)
Saint Hill Manor -
6.9 miles (Historic House)
Borde Hill Garden -
6.9 miles (Garden)
Leonardslee Gardens -
7.1 miles (Garden)
Horsham Museum -
7.2 miles (Museum)
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