Places to stay in Leigh, Surrey

Leigh is a village in Surrey, between Reigate and Dorking. It is located in the Mole Valley district. Local restaurants include The Skimmington Castle, The Grumpy Mole, The Grumpy Mole, and The Fox Revived.

The center of Leigh ( which is at is longitude -0°14'58.336 and latitude 51°12'28.598 ) is located 3 miles away from Reigate, 4 miles away from Salfords, 4 miles away from Charlwood and 4 miles away from Gatwick.

Available Leigh lodging

We currently have 4 accommodations in and around Leigh.

Leigh Hotels, B&Bs and Guest Houses

Hotels

Best Western Gatwick Moat House

★★★★★★★★

Approx 5 miles away in Gatwick:

Located less than a mile from Gatwick Airport, the Hotel was completely refurbished in 2006. Offering 125 non-smoking, air-conditioned bedrooms, all with free wireless internet access; the hotel also benefits from having a new range of family bedrooms sleeping between two and seven guests.

"A great hotel for the traveler stopping in before a flight. The hotel is about 5 minutes from the airport which is convenient but they still charge 3 pounds per person to get there which is a bit ..... "

Longbridge Roundabout

Gatwick, Surrey

Guest Houses

Gatwick Belmont Guest House

Approx 5 miles away in Gatwick:

The Gatwick Belmont is an Edwardian style traditional building which has been converted in to a budget hotel offering great value for money so close to the international Gatwick airport.

46 Masetts Road Gatwick / Horley

Gatwick, Surrey

Hotels

Reigate Manor Hotel

Approx 4 miles away in Reigate:

A substantial Georgian manor house, situated in an unbeatably convenient location on the A217. Just a few minutes’ drive from Junction 8 on the M25 and a short walk from Reigate town centre.

Reigate Hill

Reigate, Surrey

Leigh Camping, Caravans, Self Catering

Barn Cottage

Self Catering Property

Approx 1 mile away in Gulval:

2 Old Barnyard

Gulval, Cornwall

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Things to see and do, places to eat in Leigh

The Fox Revived

The Fox Revived ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). The Fox Inn, before it was closed and then revived the first time, was built on what had been the western edge of the Common and is now a lively cross roads. We haven’t yet been able to pinpoint when our pub was first built, but it pops up in the 1881 census, so a fair while back! brunningandprice.co.uk Link