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An Egg-citing Day Out for the Family at the Europa Hotel

This is your chance to win a family ticket to our popular egg-cellent Easter celebration!

Fully booked every year, enjoy a thrilling Easter egg hunt, followed by a delicious Three-Course Sunday Carvery Lunch. The Easter bunny will leave a special gift behind for all the children!

The Europa has undergone a large range of improvements throughout the hotel last year, and we are excited to welcome you to come join us.

Interested in some more family events? The First Sunday of each month enjoy a delightful three-course carvery experience, savour a mouthwatering selection of roasted meats, seasonal vegetables, flavourful sides followed by a selection of traditional deserts.

All you can Eat for just £14.50 per person, Kids get 50% off!

Give our team an email to see what other events we host throughout the year on sales714@britanniahotels.com

WIN a family ticket to the Europa Hotel Gatwick’s Easter Celebration!
Click here to enter!

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