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Number 18 Apartments Reading
12-18 Crown Street Berkshire
Number 18 Apartments are light, bright and spacious, offering an environmentas close to home as possible. Each of the stylish and contemporary apartments are fully equipped with all the comforts you would expect, including satellite television, DVD player, broadband internet and a fully fitted state of the art kitchen. Situated in the centre of Reading the town centre, train station, Oracle shopping centre, Hexagon theatre and Vue cinema are all within a few minutes walk and motorways and Readings BusinessParks are a short distance away making this an ideal location for business or pleasure. |
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SACO Apartments Reading
2-10, Castle Cresent Coley Hill
With its central location, SACO Reading - Castle Cresent is within easy reach of most tourist attractions and business addresses in Reading. All hotel's guestrooms have all the conveniences expected in a hotel in its class to suit guests' utmost comforts. Each guestroom features amenities such as non smoking rooms, television, bathtub, shower. |
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Berkshire Rooms at Reading Apartments
Rushley Way / Gweal Avenue / Whale Avenue / 196-200 Kings Rd / Queens Rd / Kevavon Drive
Berkshire Rooms at Reading Apartments is a comfortable base when in Reading and is close to everything the area has to offer. It also offers on-site parking, free Wi-Fi and a lift.The property has 11 apartments, all of which are equipped with a microwave, a refrigerator and a dishwasher. |
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HOF - Tamesis Place
Patrick Road, Berkshire
A 10-minute walk from Reading Railway Station, HOF - Tamesis Place has a convenient setting, making it an ideal base while visiting Reading. It is conveniently located for guests wishing to sightsee in the area.There are a variety of facilities on offer to those staying at the hotel, such as wireless internet access in public areas and a laundry service. |
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HOF - Stanshaw Court Apartments
Stanshawe Road,Berkshire
HOF - Stanshaw Court Apartments enjoys a superb position in the centre of the town. Known for its ideal location, it is close to Reading's tourist attractions and is moments on foot from Reading Railway Station.HOF - Stanshaw Court Apartments has cosy rooms, designed to suit the needs of any traveller. |
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Crescent Hotel Reading
35 Coley Avenue
Set in a residential neighborhood 0.4 miles from the A329 road, this modest family-run hotel housed in a Victorian building is 1.7 miles from the University of Reading and a 16-minute walk from Reading train station, which offers direct trains to central London, Oxford and Bristol. |
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Abbey House Hotel
118 Connaught Road
Located 1 mile from the A329 and 2 miles from Reading train station, which has direct trains to central London, Gatwick and Bristol, this unpretentious family-run hotel is 1.8 miles from the Oracle shopping centre and 3.4 miles from the University of Reading. |
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Bow Guest House
25 Russell Street
This traditional B&B in a Victorian home is a 9-minute walk from Reading West train station (with service to London) and 12 minutes from The Oracle shopping centre. It's 1.9 miles from Reading University. |
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Quality Hotel Reading
4-8 Duke Street
Off the A329 road, this straightforward hotel lies in Reading city centre, a 2-minute walk from the Oracle Shopping Centre and 7 minutes from Reading train station.The low-key rooms feature free Wi-Fi, desks and flat-screen TVs with satellite channels.Full English breakfast and parking are free. |
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BEST WESTERN Calcot Hotel
98 Bath Road
Off the M4 motorway, this traditional hotel is less than a mile from both the Calcot Recreation Ground andthe Calcot Park Golf Course, as well as 4 miles from Reading Railway Station.The modern rooms with en suite bathrooms feature desks, free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and tea and coffeemaking facilities. Upgraded rooms add iPod docking stations and designer toiletries. |
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Reading is an English city that is located in the county of Berkshire and which is that county' s administrative capital. It lies on the confluence of the Rivers Thames and Kennet, close to London and Oxford. Reading has a thriving business community, it is a major sports centre, it is well-known for its good food and drink and nightlife and it is one of the main shopping centres for the south of England. This attractive city has traditional Victorian architecture, with redbrick buildings, but also some beautiful medieval churches. There are a number of music venues in the centre of Reading as well as cultural and artistic centres, such as the Hexagon Theatre. The city also offers good options for the evening with its many bars, restaurants, cinemas, casinos and night clubs. One attraction in Reading is the Oracle Shopping Centre, a great place for spending some free time due to the number of shops, restaurants and cinemas. You can visit the Reading Museum in the city' s historical centre. Reading is a modern city with much to offer the visitor. Come and visit! |
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