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Proms

Prom venues in Gatwick

Exams end, fun begins

When you’ve finished your exams you’ll want to celebrate with your friends in fine style. Holiday Inn London Gatwick Airport can offer you the perfect prom or ball venue in  Gatwick, whether you’re leaving school, college or university. And all at price that will leave you cash for that special gown or tux you’ve got your eye on.

All you need for your prom in Gatwick

The new  Holiday Inn Prom Package includes venue hire, a glass of champagne, a finger buffet and a DJ. Even better, we’ll make all the arrangements for you, so all you have to do is find a willing prom partner and get ready to dance the night away.

Of course you can always add on some extras to make your prom even more of a special occasion. For that perfect evening how about adding on a spa treat*? Our qualified professionals will look after you from top to toe with a fabulous range of treatments. Whether it’s a soothing massage, a perfect manicure, a beauty treatment or a gorgeous all-over tan, you’ll look good and feel fantastic. Or you can even extend your prom to include overnight accommodation, so no one has to worry about driving home or arranging a lift in the small hours.

In fact whatever you are looking for in an end of term Prom, you can find it at Holiday Inn London Gatwick Airport.

  • For more information, take a look at our Events and Functions brochure
  • Email our specialist Events and Functions team or call the hotel directly on the number above.
  • See details of our special Prom packages.

* Spa Treatments are subject to hotel location and availability.

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