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Melissa
United States
Centrally located, staff were friendly and helpful, fun lobby with a bar to chill out and play games.
This unique residence is a modern reworking of the Great Western Hotel, built in 1844 and reputed to be the oldest surviving railway hotel in the world.
Holiday Inn Reading South M4 Jct 11 offers air-conditioned rooms, just off junction 11 of the M4 motorway. It is 2 mi south of Reading’s town center, railway station and university.
Just 26 minutes by train into London and a 3-minute drive from Reading center, Hilton Reading offers air-conditioned rooms, chargeable on-site parking and an indoor swimming pool.
Less than 3 miles from Reading Railway Station and town center, the Elmhurst Hotel is in a quiet residential area. A restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking are available.
sivaguru
United Kingdom
Quietness, location is convenient for public transportation, restaurants very close to the hotel. Hotel meets the guests needs which is most appreciated.
Only 15 minutes’ walk from Reading’s town centre, this charming Victorian house offers individually styled rooms with free Wi-Fi. It also has free parking, and is a 5-minute drive from the M4...
Alison
United Kingdom
Always friendly, clean and good breakfast. We return most years for a family get together and they remember us.
The Abbey House Hotel is located a 10-minute walk to Reading town center, in a quiet residential area. It offers free Wi-Fi and free parking to all guests.
Jonathan
United Kingdom
Great location for attending reading festival, quiet peaceful stay with a very nice comfortable bed, large room with high ceilings. Staff very helpful, polite and kind.i would definitely stay here again
With free Wi-Fi in all areas and free parking on site, this family-run hotel sits in almost 2 acres of grounds and has pretty views over the Berkshire countryside.
Great staff, spotlessly clean. Highly recommended.
Located in Reading, 16 miles from LaplandUK, The Mill House has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 3-star hotel offers room service and free WiFi.
great friendly staff, period property and great food.
A purpose-built hotel, the Parkside International offers rooms with attached bathroom, free on-site parking and a bar and restaurant. The hotel is just 1.5 miles from Reading town center.
Quiet place just what we needed at budget pricing.
Set in 250 acres of landscaped gardens, De Vere Wokefield Estate features leisure facilities including a swimming pool, a gym, an 18-hole championship golf course, event facilities as well as an...
Very comfortable bed and rooms, great little pool.
Holiday Inn Reading South M4 Jct 11 offers air-conditioned rooms, just off junction 11 of the M4 motorway. It is 2 mi south of Reading’s town center, railway station and university.
The Best Western Calcot Hotel, Reading is less than 1 mile from junction 12 off the M4 motorway. It has free on-site parking, a restaurant, and is just over half an hour from Heathrow.
Comfortable room, great breakfast, reasonable price
Centrally located, easyHotel Reading is great for business or leisure travelers seeking a comfortable, convenient and budget friendly base while visiting Reading and surrounding areas.
Tidy, accessible, really efficient and kind staff.
Sure Hotel by Best Western Reading is 1 mile from Reading city center and offers a free onsite gym, free Wi-Fi and free parking on site. Reading University is a short walk away.
Parking, location and general facilities were good.
On the A4 near Reading, this modern hotel offers lodge-style accommodations in Charvil, a village with attractive surroundings and good road/rail links to London and Heathrow.
Everything was as expected having stayed there previously
With a central location, 2 minutes' walk from Reading Railway Station and the pubs on Friar Street, ibis Reading Center (new ibis rooms) offers rooms with air cooling.
Less than 3 miles from Reading Railway Station and town center, the Elmhurst Hotel is in a quiet residential area. A restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking are available.
The Abbey House Hotel is located a 10-minute walk to Reading town center, in a quiet residential area. It offers free Wi-Fi and free parking to all guests.
Welcoming, clean and comfortable plus free parking.
Located just off junction 10 of the M4, overlooking the river Loddon, this hotel is ideally located for visiting Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell business parks.
The location . Fresh and clean very good reception staff.
The friendly Crescent Hotel is located in the center of Reading and has good-value rooms with free WiFi and free on-site private parking. Some rooms have a garden view.
Great location close too town and other transport means
FAQs about hotels in Reading
On average, 3-star hotels in Reading cost $105 per night, and 4-star hotels in Reading are $148 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Reading can be found for $195 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Reading this weekend is $88 or, for a 4-star hotel, $117. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Reading for this weekend cost around $139 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $98 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Reading for tonight. You'll pay around $109 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Reading will cost around $148, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
At the meeting point of the Thames and Kennet rivers, affluent Reading is close to London, yet far enough to feel completely different. For this reason it is an important business hub, particularly for IT. The M4 motorway runs directly from here to Heathrow Airport, and trains from its station terminate at Paddington.
The town has literary connections to Jane Austen – whose school was in the Abbey Gateway – and Oscar Wilde, who was imprisoned in its jail. Nowadays, the Reading Festival is its biggest cultural event and has earned a place in the town hall museum. However, its most impressive exhibit is a replica of the Bayeux Tapestry.
The Reading shopping options include Broad Street and The Oracle, a riverside complex also housing bars, cinemas and restaurants. The river continues south to one of the town’s green spaces, some housing golf courses. Forbury Gardens features a bandstand and large lion statue, and next door are ruins of an abbey founded by Henry I.
Potential day trips include the Roman remains at Silchester, and river cruises to Henley-on-Thames, while sport lovers should visit the Madejski Stadium, home of Reading FC and London Irish rugby club.
Booking.com’s Reading accommodation includes hotels with spas, cheap apartments and guest houses with parking.
For me Reading is too urban to be a chosen destination.
For me Reading is too urban to be a chosen destination. We visited in order to meet up with friends who were en route between USA and family in the north. Reading has a lot of ethnic restaurants which is a bonus. Lots of shops. There is a small but pleasant Rural Life Museum which is free to enter and has activiites for children. There are also old Abbey ruens. For us the best aspect of Reading is the Kennet footpath by the water and the beautiful Thames path which we stayed beside in the Crowne Plaza.
Julia
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Like many towns, Reading ranges from affluent to grotty.
Like many towns, Reading ranges from affluent to grotty. The house is located off the Oxford Road which I know well having worked at both ends. The location is set well back from the Oxford Road and was very quiet. The house has been styled to impress. Not my cup of tea in many ways and overall was very good indeed. If you want to go for a walk at night. Having a bit of street savvy would be wise. If not car or taxi to any venue may be a good idea.
Simon
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Reading nice.time quiet and everything I need there.thai...
Reading nice.time quiet and everything I need there.thai corner best place..transport very convenient.train to London pleasant too.reading universities tour as well.unfortunately shop were closed at the universityfor us to buy souvenirs
Nsunzel
South Africa
Scored 8.0
8.0
Reading is a great town with great amenities, there are some...
Reading is a great town with great amenities, there are some great shopping options at the Oracle shopping centre and some great places to eat. There is also two Weatherspoon's, which is great when you're away on business because the food is reasonable and its cheap.
philmarren10000
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
People were nice and friendly.
People were nice and friendly.
Had breakfast at Bills Restaurant and had dinner at Nando’s
A few abandoned places seen on our walk which gives a little run down feeling.
Travelled to Coral Reef water park was enjoyable but took about 40mins
Dwight
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Reading is a lovely place, with beautiful classical and...
Reading is a lovely place, with beautiful classical and modern architecture. The excellent road networks and proximity to the motorways meant you could get out to London, the airports or the rest of the country quite quickly. The shopping is great with major malls and plenty of restaurants. I’d recommend a visit anytime.
Ferdinand
United Kingdom
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Great location close to both Bracknell and Reading Town centre.
Good facilities, my partner enjoyed the gym and said the equipment was good and the gym wasn’t very busy. The pool was nice a decent size and had plenty of chairs and day beds for guests.
The hotel itself was very clean and looked new or refurbished. All in all a good stay.
The property is close to everything in the town centre, with the train station being directly opposite the property too.
The hotel itself is decorated beautifully and is really clean. The staff were polite and helpful.
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