Ramada by Wyndham Crawley Gatwick

Hotel room for the most part was okay, the bathroom was very dated with lots of black mould on the bath sealant. The shower curtain is hung in a straight rail which makes it very difficult to shower without it wrapping around you. There are only paper cups for the tea and coffee and after one use they are badly stained and don’t wash for a second use.

Stayed for 1 night. Bathroom obviously not been cleaned poo marks in the bowl. Then at 9.30 am knock on the door the housekeeping immediately let themselves in before we had chance to answer while we were still in bed was 11 o clock checkout.

Just returned from a 3 night stay at the ramada crawley. Amazing. Staff were so helpful and polite. Nothing was too much trouble. Room was clean. Several extras ie. A fan . Ironing board and iron. Free car parking. Didnt want to leave. Thank you for a great stay. Cant wait to come back.

Disgusting place

We were up four flights of stairs, along several corridors. No lifts, no one to help carry our very heavy suitcase. When they state Restaurant closed due to Covid, they literally mean permanently closed - as in empty. No food or drinks available at all in the hotel. Room very hot, water cold. Shocked that this is a Ramada Hotel.

Centrally located and easy to access. For a Hotel under the Ramada brand it certainly is looking rather tired. The rooms need up dating. Mould in the bathroom. Beds are comfortable.

Run down, dirty hotel with corridors smelling of weed smoke. Very shady hotel. Stayed in Sussex building room 163. Carpet old and dirty, bathroom full of mold, water in shower only a trickle. Did not sleep because was uncomfortable about the cleaness of the room and was out of there at 6 a.m. Can't believe this is a chain hotel.

Ok I’ll start with the good points. Bang in the middle of town with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. WiFi was excellent. I’m afraid that’s it. The rest of it is abysmal. Car park is a pot holed wasteland at the rear. The hotel is terribly dated and doesn’t look as though it’s had a lock of paint since the 60’s. My room was in the Sussex wing. As soon as I entered the smell of cannabis was over whelming. The Sussex wing could be renamed the Cannabis wing. The room was awful. Dark, the lights barely gave off any light. The carpet was filthy. Hairs in the bath. Clearly hadn’t been cleaned. As it was the hottest September day for a long time I wanted the room to be cool but no chance of that as the towel rail was red hot and couldn’t be turned off. Don’t think you’ll get a good nights sleep either. Noise throughout the night from people around the back of the hotel along with other guests in the Cannabis wing slamming doors, shouting etc. Would I stay again?Never. Can’t believe Ramada put their name to this place!

Good location and free parking but it’s in serious need of a make over and repair. It’s overpriced

The only thing this hotel has going for it is it’s ideal location for Gatwick Airport. That is all. I was put in the “Sussex wing” entrance through a tired exterior that reminded me of tired local authority property from the 70’s. Holes in the exterior cladding. My room a family triple was on the ground floor over looking a delightful (not) hand car wash. I should have gone on my gut instinct when I walked into reception and saw the tired decor. My room wasn’t clean, there was what appeared fo be the remnants of a pizza topping on the floor. The decor dated and drab. The white bed linen was stained. Clearly not a fresh stain, but shouldn’t have been re used if it didn’t fully wash out of the fabric. At time of writing this review at 0430am, there are still people walking around banging doors. Lots of work vans in the car park, if you can call the scrub land at the rear a car park. So clearly a cheap option for company’s to put up their workers for the night. I suppose it’s just a place to get your head down for a quick transfer to Gatwick. That is all. As has been mentioned before, the location of the hotel is town centre, with restaurants and bars. However, I wouldn’t venture out passed day light hours. Didn’t feel safe coming back to this hotel in the dark with my children.