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Transport from Gatwick to London |
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Can anyone advise on how to get from Gatwick to hotels in London other than the train to Victoria station? Are there airport shuttles, what would the cost of a taxi be? thanks. |
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A taxi will cost you a busload of pounds. Gatwick Express is the best way to go. You could try Hotel Link, though. | ||||||
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I don't believe there are London Transport buses that go to Gatwick; it's about a �� hour by train, so that would take a while. There might be charter buses by NationalExpress and other smaller companies; I know that there are such buses that go to Stansted and Luton airports, so it's only logical there are also Gatwick buses. I also took a taxi there with friends, it cost 45 pounds among us and took a while, especially with the traffic of central London. Also, check with your specific hotel if they provide shuttles to and from the airport. Say specifically that you're coming in from Gatwick; they might have shuttles, but only to Heathrow and the like. | ||||||
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Agree, take the Gatwick Express to Victoria. Otherwise there is a regular service, see "National Express" coach service which runs a frequent (hourly or more) from Gatwick to London. Go to http://www.nationalexpress.com/?agentid=iaaaj type in Gatwick to Vicotia Coach station. This is not the quicker option tho. Less hassle to take the Gat Express I would recommend. I dont believe there are any shuttles to London Hotels, unless you make specific arrangements with your hotel. This could be very expensive tho. And a taxi even more (in excess of ��50 easily). Enjoy your visit. BoJ | ||||||
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sorry, I should have referred you to this site, they do London Hotel transfers from Gatwick. londontoolkit.com/travel/gatwick_hotelink_bu… BoJ | ||||||
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We have booked with Simply Airports for August. The price was cheaper than train/taxi for our party of 6. | ||||||
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btw, the website is Simplyairports.co.uk. I have been emailing them needing additional info. and they have been very helpful. | ||||||
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Thank you for the suggestions. In light of today's bomb scares, I am truly afraid to take public transportation. I am so angry to let this fear interfere, but I am 6 and a half months pregnant and traveling alone. It sounds like my only option is an expensive cab ride. Any thoughts? | ||||||
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a cab ride into Central London from Gatwick is going to cost around £100/100GBP and take min of 1:30hr. Ask for the price wheh you line up for the taxi's before getting in. The cabs at Gatwic are well organised. I would use the Gatwick express. But i can understand ytour predicament, I guess you have to weigh up the risks, but for eg, statistically, i've probabaly a much higher chance of being involved in an RTA driving around the M25 from Gatwick to Heathrow than anything happening to me on a tube train or London bus. | ||||||
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Forget the taxi. Hire a car. They will take you from Gatwick to your hotel and it will be cheaper than a taxi. | ||||||
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Go by train from Gatwick to central London - it will certainly be quicker and probably more comfortable - especially in first Class- than being driven. The M23 motorway which passes Gatwick soon comes down to an ordinary road and I have spend many happy hours in long queues around Purley and Croydon and frankly the view isn't all that interesting. Once you get to Victoria Station, take a cab to your hotel. | ||||||
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