Best Western Reading Moat House

Mill Lane, Sindlesham, Near Wokingham, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Best Western Reading Moat House

Modern 4 star hotel set in a coverted 19th Century Mill House just off m4 j10 - ideal for meetings and training. Great choice for Reading and Wokingham business parks without the hassle of city centre traffic. Overlooking the river Loddon, the Best Western Reading Moat House successfully combines the individual elegance of a modern hotel with the charm of a once productive 19th century mill house. With 100 newly refurbished air-conditioned bedrooms, the stylish Sindlesham Mill Restaurant and the quaint character of Poachers Pub, this hotel is the perfect location to explore Royal Berkshire or simply relax. Ideally located just off the M4 set in peaceful landscaped grounds. All bedrooms have been recently refurbished in 2006, now offering air-conditioning. The hotel also boasts a variety of food & drink options, including the 18th century inn and Poachers Pub. The Best western Reading Moat House welcomes both corporate and leisure customers to this charming and unique hotel. All areas of the hotel are WI FI enabled to suit today’s modern technology.

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