We selected this hotel as it said it was pet friendly, nowhere until you have booked did it say they charge £15 a night for your pet. Our dog is a Toy Poodle, she doesn't moult hairs, she doesn't smell, she has her own food and bed, and she only weighs 4 1/2 kilos, so I asked why £15 a night. The receptionist(s) who are not pet friendly,told me the room has to be sanitised , if we had known about the charge, we would have selected another hotel. Then we found out that they don't cater, or are not even interested if you suffer from an intolerance to Gluten. My wife is a registered UK Coeliac, again we didn't find out until we had booked and paid in full, our mistake you say, but all modern hotels offer some gluten free bread, rolls even scones or cakes but not the Celebrity, so we had to take our own bread and buy snacks, I will be mentioning this warning to other GF Sufferers, on my website www.glutenfree-crawley.org.uk.
The hotel was OK, not really for guests on holiday, it is more for business men, blue collar workers/van drivers. The room was OK, lots of water noises from other rooms, nice bathroom but no grab rails to get in or out of the bath, no shelves to place your stuff on, great tiling but not finished at the floor level, it needed a small wooden skirting strip, the toilet seat squeaked like hell!. Had to have the mattresses changed as they had collapsed, receptionist not happy about us requesting this. Breakfast was great but in the evening the Sherlock Holmes restaurant, although a lovely setting, was empty and the service was poor, sometimes we waited 30/45 minutes to get a main course and not cheap, the wines also are expensive.
Would we stay there again it has to be NO!.
The hotel price is acceptable, but then they charge for pets and expensive dining.
During our 4 night stay we never saw the owners, so we could not discuss our comments with them.

We booked our stay at this hotel via booking.com so only £54 per night which is a fantastic budget for the night. The names on the doors are humor and funny. The room was just right for us. Downside was it was so hot in there and the bathroom is a little cramped but its ok for a couple night stay.
I found that the matress was soft and I slept like a log. My partner found it was too springy but you cant win both ways.
breakfast was okay. It tasted like the bacon was cooked in the microwave but everything else tasted lovely.
I had a glass of apple juice but the glass was not washed out properly as it had sour milk at the bottom still. I told the staff and told someone in the kitchen about it.
This hotel is okay if you want a 1 night or a weekend away.

I stayed on the 4th and 5th April to attend a friends wedding in an other hotel.
First impressions outside looks a bit unwelcoming but at the reception we were welcomed and directed to our room. The celebrity consists of two levels with a lift.
On our way to our room I noticed a water cooler which I thought was brilliant as I'm always buying water for when I stay in hotels. It was entertaining seeing all the different celebrity room names on the way to our room. The corridors felt large and spacious it was warm and inviting. We were in the rolling stones room and it was a lovely room with a very large wardrobe with shelves, The dresser had brilliant storage space too. The bathroom was large but the taps were hard to turn off once on, the bed was very comfy. The room and bathroom does need modifying but it was a lovely room and clean, which is the most important.
The breakfast was lovely. My friend was feeling unwell and I asked would it be possible to bring something upstairs and the gentleman in charge was more than happy to help.
The only thing that I would say is when I asked for an iron. I was asked to pick it up from reception, I had just got out of the shower so I was not going to go downstairs. I think that should be mentioned on arrival that if an iron is needed you would need to come to the reception as that way the guest is aware before they get into the shower like I did.

Would I stay here again...yes I would and I have recommended it too.