1928: A Landmark is Born
Originally built as part of the iconic Croydon Airport complex, the Aerodrome Hotel opened in July 1928. It served as a pioneering hotel directly connected to one of the world's most important early international airports.
Originally built as part of the iconic Croydon Airport complex, the Aerodrome Hotel opened in July 1928. It served as a pioneering hotel directly connected to one of the world's most important early international airports.
Aviation pioneer Amy Johnson stayed at the hotel before her record-breaking solo flight to Australia. Today, the hotel proudly carries forward this rich aviation heritage while offering modern comfort and excellent hospitality.
Immerse yourself in the golden age of British aviation with authentic Art Deco character.
From the grand Amy Johnson Suite to intimate meeting rooms, perfect for events of all sizes.
Strategic location with 75 parking spaces and fast links to London, Gatwick, and beyond.
London Gatwick Airport – approx. 18 miles / 25 minutes by car.
Waddon Station (12-minute walk) • East Croydon Station (2 miles)
Directly on the A23 London-Gatwick route. Easy access to M25 Junction 7.
75 on-site parking spaces available.