The hotel group Accor took charge of the Renaissance at Gatwick earlier this year and the 4-star hotel was subsequently re-named the Mercure London Gatwick.
A well established brand across continental Europe, Mercure operates luxury hotels in Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich and Budapest.
The purchase saw the hotel become Accor's third at Gatwick, with the others being the Sofitel, which is connected to the north terminal by a covered walkway, and the Ibis Hotel.
The 254-room Mercure London Gatwick is located approximately half-a-mile from Gatwick Airport and features good access to the M23 motorway with a shuttle service for passengers flying from both terminals.
Facilities at the hotel include high-speed internet access, fitness suite and WiFi in all public areas.
The Mercure is scheduled for refurbishment at the end of the year.
Room at the Mercure London Gatwick with up to eight days parking from £99*
*Please note: This price is correct for bookings searched on September 5, 2008. Prices are subject to change. Book the Mercure London Gatwick in advance to get the best price and availability.
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