Belle Vue House Hotel

2 Tilehurst Road, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Belle Vue House Hotel

Newly refurbished hotel where we combine old charm with modern comforts. Central location with ample parking. Town centre location providing easy access to motorway and airports. 8 minutes' walk to the mainline railway station. The Belle Vue has taken great pride in restoring this beautiful Georgian house, providing modern and comfortable accommodation whilst still retaining its beauty and character. 'Belle Vue' stands for the beautiful views from many of our rooms. Reflecting this charming era, we offer all of our guests a warm welcome and thrive on our excellent service, customer care and hospitality. With its central location, the hotel provides easy access to motorways, airport links and the mainline railway station. The hotel has a large, secure car park.

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