About Gable End

Gatwick Gable End Guest House is a beautiful Edwardian House that was originally opened for business in March 1995. Mary, Joseph and their girls acquired the business in August 2000 and offer a warm Irish welcome to their family run guesthouse, only five minutes from Gatwick airport.

The guest house was extended and completely refurbished in late 2003 to provide our guests with warm and welcoming accommodation. We provide courtesy transfers from 7am to 9pm, outside these hours a taxi will cost approximately £5. If you arrive in the South/North Terminal, our free phone is on the ground level and you can follow the sign for COURTESY COACHES. Beside the sign is a phone box and above it, a list of Guest Houses and Hotels. We will pick you within 10 minutes of your phone call.

We have free Wi-Fi access which is for use with your own laptop throughout the house

We are a completely NON SMOKING guest house. All our rooms are ensuite with tea/coffee making faclities; TV, hairdryer and iron are available on request. We serve a hearty English /vegetarian cooked breakfast from 7.30am to 9am. Outside these hours we serve a substantial continental breakfast of cereals, juices, fresh fruits, yogurts, toast and tea or coffee.

We offer car parking for Gatwick airport for our guests and also non guests at reasonable rates.

Nearby is a wonderful old 15th Century pub called "Ye Olde Six Bells" where you will enjoy the best of traditional English food. However we are a six minute walk to our lovely village of Horley where there are a variety of restaurants to choose from Italian, Mediterranean, Chinese, Indian and lots of takeaways.

We accept all major credit cards with the exception of American express. We ask you to please give a 48 hour notice to cancel with no penalty to you.

We hope we can be of service to you and look forward to hearing from you.

Yours sincerely

Mary, Joseph and family

We are going for more online booking this year as that it seems is the way forward. Please let me know if you need anything from here as it would be a pleasure.