Dorking·7.9
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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22 m² · 1 full bed
15 m² · 2 twin beds
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Dancenter Boutique Luxury Gatwick Airport, Dorking offers air‑conditioned family rooms with private bathrooms, work desks, free Wi‑Fi and flat‑screen TVs. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, seasonal outdoor pool, lush garden, on‑site restaurant, bar and coffee shop serving British and local cuisine, including brunch, high tea and gluten‑free options. Located 25 km from Gatwick Airport, it’s a 12‑minute walk to Box Hill and near Chessington World of Adventures and Hampton Court Palace.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
I have stayed here a number of times (also under their other name) and usually it’s good value. Usually much better but I booked a different hotel for the following week! This time it was more expensive, the room had an empty Coke bottle and a dirty tissue behind the bedside table, and I felt the need to go out and buy mould remover for the shower head before I was willing to stand under it!
Lynda·Een maand geleden
Excellent location for hikes and walks . Swimming pool was heated and clean. Staff were amazing and very efficient . Raj at reception and restaurant and jimmy at the bar made us feel so at home . Each and every staff member were outstanding. Food was very good . The whole place is a little gem of comfort. Nothing . Everything was excellent
Smita·Een maand geleden
The room was spacious, with air‑conditioning, and the staff were helpful and friendly. I disliked that the shower was positioned over the bath; walk‑in showers are safer and more efficient.
Robert·2 maanden geleden
I repeatedly asked for an invoice for my stay and parking, yet received only empty promises that it would be sent. The chatbot failed, and no one answered the phone.
Iain·3 maanden geleden
The hotel is marketed under three names—Dancenter, Burford Bridge, and Sundays Box Hill—though they all refer to the same place. Burford Bridge is the oldest name, and those reviews give the best overall picture. It’s inexpensive, some rooms have working air‑conditioning, staff are pleasant, the location is good, and there’s a free outdoor pool. Rooms contain a safe, a fridge, and complimentary water. The hotel pushes guests to book via WhatsApp beforehand to “improve the customer experience,” which is unnecessary; once you share your number, you’ll receive a flood of unsolicited messages. Calling the hotel is often difficult. There is no on‑site parking; you must use a public car park across the road, register your plate on an iPad at reception, pay £10 per night, and the parking is less secure than a hotel lot. Ground‑floor rooms have French doors that don’t close or lock properly, so security is a concern. Showers are all over bath, problematic for those with mobility issues. Soundproofing is nonexistent, so even though the hotel sits in a quiet area, you’ll likely be disturbed by other guests. Breakfast costs £17 regardless of what you order, so only try it if you want a full English; based on my experience, that was probably the worst full English you’ll ever have. In short, the staff are lovely and try to make the best of an old hotel with many serious issues, but it’s cheap.
David·3 maanden geleden