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London Gatwick Located 28 miles south of London. www.gatwickairport.com Gatwick Airport by Rail The Gatwick Express is the fastest way into Central London. There are 4 trains an hour between Gatwick Airport's South Terminal and London Victoria Station every day from 5.40am to 23.10am. Journey time is 45 minutes, and the service is non-stop to Victoria. For more information, and details of fares, visit the Gatwick Express website. You can also get the First Capital Connect train to London Bridge, City Thameslink, Blackfriars, Farringdon or St Pancras International. There are several services an hour, and hourly services throughout the night. For more information, and details of fares, visit the First Capital Connect website. Southern offers regular train services during the day from Gatwick to London Victoria via East Croydon and Clapham Junction. A standard adult single from Gatwick to London Victoria costs £19.90. For more information, and details of fares, visit the Southern website. Gatwick Airport by Taxi There are usually taxis queuing for customers at Gatwick airport. Only use a black cab or reputable mini-cab and never use unauthorised drivers. The official Gatwick taxi concession is Airport Cars Gatwick. You can ask the driver for an estimate of how much your journey will cost beforehand. Find out more from the TfL taxi fares page. AirPortr - Luggage Services Guests can take advantage of using our luggage service provider AirPortr to deliver your luggage safely and securely to the airport - particularly useful if you have a late flight and do not want to return to the hotel to pick up your luggage after a day of exploring the sights and attractions. This leaves you hassle and worry free and you can track your luggage with real-time GPS as well as seeing the designated driver. Every bag is insured, sealed, and tagged for your piece of mind. Please contact us for details and to book. .

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