Bow Guest House

25 Russell St, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Bow Guest House

A beautiful Victorian guest house located in the heart of Reading. Family run, and extensively renovated hotel with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. We are located in Reading Town Centre, close to all shopping and travel facilities. Reading offers great night life, and several beauty spots such as Maple Durham Mill, Henley and Shiplake locks. This metropolitan town also has direct link services to London Heathrow and Gatwick, and London Paddington. Private Car Park, Secure Wireless Broadband, en suite, standard and budget rooms, Fully Renovated. Womad and Reading Rock festival weekends bookings are based on minimum 3 nights.

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