Hotel with airstrip/large field in THE UK.
Hotel with airstrip/large field in THE UK.
So, the same question but with a larger geographical spread.
The question isn't about hotels 'near an airfield', it's looking for hotels that are collocated/on/own their own airstrip.
I know of a few in France, and now (to be) strips in Kent, but are there more?
Thanks, Sam.
The question isn't about hotels 'near an airfield', it's looking for hotels that are collocated/on/own their own airstrip.
I know of a few in France, and now (to be) strips in Kent, but are there more?
Thanks, Sam.
Orchardleigh House
SE of Bristol
Long strip owned by Hotel owner but not advertised as part of hotel.
SE of Bristol
Long strip owned by Hotel owner but not advertised as part of hotel.
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The hotel at Kirkbride do an amazing carvery on a Sunday, the desserts are top notch also. I always try and plan my landing stopover meal break there when I'm heading back up the road from dan sarf
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Blog, South Terminal Gatwick. Used to be where BAA had their engineering offices.
Hat, coat...
TOO
Other airport hotels are available
Hat, coat...
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Other airport hotels are available
There is a very nice homely farm stay B&B in Lincolnshire that we have used. It is called The Grange and it is at East Barkwith. They don't have the airstrip detailed on their website but it is in the Lockyears farm strip guide. I don't have my Lockyears handy and I can't remember the runway spec but it was huge for our microlight. They can lend you bikes if you want to explore the "flatlands" around their location and the village pub did good food in the evenings.
