Dover From Gatwick Airport

We received a story from one of our clients as a thank you letter for a service he got from our company. We are proud to publish these lovely words and are happy to add one satisfied customer to our growing family.

You can read his comments below:

I was travelling by air for almost a day from my hometown in Scotland. I had to make a stop at Gatwick Airport in London. I was travelling on a business trip. I am a lawyer by profession and work for a very renowned and prominent firm in Aberdeen, Scotland. I was working on a big lawsuit that was assigned to me by the firm. I had to be at another law firm in Dover called Frederic Hall Solicitors. But first, I decided that I would take a little break for dinner as It was getting close to midnight and I was feeling hungry because I was flying for hours and never liked airline food. But before that, I thought I’d make a booking for a cab and then go and have a nice big meal.

I looked on the internet and found a few cab services available around the area. I found company with good user reviews on it. I called the cab and the driver was on time, greeted me in a gentlemanly manner and was well educated. He offered to take my luggage and then placed it in the trunk of the cab. I already told him that we would stop for a bit at the nearest restaurant for dinner. He agreed and after dinner went on with our journey. I booked a Cab from Gatwick Airport to Frederic Hall Solicitors, Dover . Our first stop was at the Scott’s Steakhouse @The Old Bell. It was my first time eating there, but I found good reviews about them on the internet

. I ordered a full steak with liqueur as I was very hungry. While I was eating my dinner the driver was patiently waiting for me in the car, although I had invited him to join me for dinner, he kindly declined the offer by saying that he had already eaten his dinner. It was just after midnight and I was already getting tired and needed some rest to stay fresh the next day at the meeting with the firm in the Dover. After nearly a drive of two hours, we were finally at Frederic's. I was welcomed there by a colleague whom I have only met once before while working on a case in London. But It was my first time in Dover. They had arranged for me a lodge next to the main office. The cabby handed me over my suitcases and then politely said his goodbyes. I was to spend the night there, the next day I was collecting some important documents from the firm and attending a meeting there on behalf of my firm. This whole day was filled with tiresome and interesting stories.