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Bull Inn

Bull Inn

4.4/556 Reviews
This is a beautiful quaint pub run by the fullers brewer.Quintessentially English it was a posting in many years ago on the route from London to Bath and beyond.The stables are now the kitchen and it is the kitchen I would like to highlight.Firstly is has a chef not a cook and the food is beautiful….however…and there is always a however, the portions are very small…..for example the octopus starter is one 6 inch tentacle……I saw it delivered to the table and the man’s face was absolute shock…..”£10 for that.I could buy a giant 🐙 octopus for the same price” he exclaimed.Woofed it down in 30secomds😂😂It’s a shame because the food is vey good. Open fire,good selection of ales and largest,fantastic staff,especially Ray behind the bar.Please Git this place it’s lovely……but don’t come here if your hungry😂😂
Hotel 1843 Reading

Hotel 1843 Reading

3.6/548 Reviews
Didn’t expect much from this hotel for the price but we were pleasantly surprised. The rooms are very basic but were clean enough and had everything there we needed for a short stay. Everything is on your doorstep and the pub in the hotel is a great place to start your night off. The staff were all really friendly and very helpful and there was a good atmosphere, we seen a few meals being served and they all loooked nice. The breakfast was outstanding, we had the full English and didn’t have one complaint, there was plenty on the plate and the bacon especially was fantastic. I honestly feel we got more value for our money, If you want to live in luxury then this isn’t the place for you but if you want somewhere cheap and cheerful then we would 100% recommend.
The Market House

The Market House

4.2/544 Reviews
I stayed at the Market House for one night to recover after a long flight. My room (room 1 on the first floor) delighted me. I loved the bright, quirky decoration, excellent, spotless bathroom, comfortable mattress and the superior tea/coffee selection. So much thought had gone into decorating and equipping the room. The heating (on a cold, cold day) was brilliant. I slept so well (note it was midweek and there was no noise from the bar below or on the street outside). Checking-in, however, could have been better -- I needed to make a phone call from the street outside -- and the staff member with whom I dealt appeared disappointingly subdued about Reading and about the hotel itself.
The Roseate Reading

The Roseate Reading

4.2/580 Reviews
Good location, five minutes walk from Reading Railway Station. The entrance is a street garden. Opposite is the office building. The room was on the back floor and looked like a new one, but it didn't taste much. The room is large, the bathroom is large, and it is very comfortable. Breakfast is not bad, there are not many options, but it tastes good. There is a parking lot.
Elmhurst Hotel

Elmhurst Hotel

3/516 Reviews
Really loved everything about this hotel - from my stay to the food and it’s location close to the city centre. Will definitely choose to stay here every time I visit Reading! Staff is really friendly and helpful as well - they knock on the door every morning the room!
Premier Inn Reading Central

Premier Inn Reading Central

3.9/542 Reviews
Very good British basic three-star rooms below have no slippers. This is a four-star location, but there is no toothbrush and toothpaste. You need to bring your own. There is a computer in the lobby. Breakfast can be printed for free. If you want to eat Chinese food and breakfast, you need to charge another five. You can cross the road to the subway station, but the British subway law and order is very poor. There are a lot of subway thieves. Please don't bring too much cash. You can use the visa card to swipe the card anywhere. Don't worry about carrying a 100 pounds. enough

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Reading Travel Guide

Planning a trip to Reading? Looking for hotels in Reading? Trip.com is a great place to start. If you travel to United Kingdom, visiting Reading is a good choice. In Reading, both areas with attractions and the city center are good places to stay.

Reading does not have civilian airport. You can fly into a nearby city and come here using another method of transportation.

When visiting Reading, you can choose from over 85 hotels with great reviews. Reading has high quality and low-priced hotels. You can spend one night at a nice hotel for only 124 USD. There are 6 five-star hotels in Reading at an average price of 216 USD per night. There are 25 four-star hotels in Reading at an average price of 150 USD per night. There are 20 three-star hotels in Reading at an average price of 89 USD per night. There are 4 two-star hotels in Reading at an average price of 77 USD per night. There are many well-known chain hotels in Reading. Those who favor Novotel can choose a hotel under its name. If the comfort level of your trip is important, there are many choices in Reading, such as hotels under the Novotel brand. Ibis Reading Centre (New Ibis Rooms) in Reading is a favorite among Trip.com users. Many tourists also stay at Hilton Reading.

If you stay at a hotel in downtown Reading, nearby attractions like Jubilee Fountain can be your first stop. You can choose attractions in Reading that are perfect for a weekend getaway, such as Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology, Silchester Roman City Walls and Amphitheatre, UK Wolf Conservation Trust. The most famous attractions locally are Reading Museum, Queen Victoria's Statue, Forbury Gardens.

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