Restaurants at the Gatwick White House Hotel

Tandoori just like mother used to make

Whether you're looking for traditional pub food or something more exotic, the bright dining room at the White House has something to suit. The menu includes jacket potatoes, omelettes, lasagne and roast chicken, but the more adventurous could go for an Indian speciality such as samosas, palak paneer or tandoori. When we ate there, the service was quick and not a bad price - just �20 for two courses and drinks.

Dinner service is from 6pm to 10pm. Outside of these hours or if the menu doesn't appeal to you, you can head into Horley town and pick up some food to bring back. The hotel is happy for you to eat outside food in the dining room as well.

Horley has a good range of restaurants including Italian, Indian and Vietnamese. We headed to the Ye Old Six Bells pub for lunch, just a short walk from the hotel. The pub serves fresh seasonal food and local ale.

The morning after your stay, the White House offers all guests a free cooked breakfast. Eggs, beans, bacon and traditional or vegetarian sausages are all up for grabs, along with toast, tea or coffee. The cooked breakfasts are available for 7 to 9am, but the staff will ask you to book a slot at check in. If you have an early flight, toast and cereal are available from 5am if you need it.