Copthorne Hotel Reading

Pingewood, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Copthorne Hotel Reading

Spectacularly situated, this stunning modern hotel is one of the most impressive in the Thames Valley. Kirtons Farm is located beside a tranquil 33 acre lake amid the beautiful Berkshire countryside. An extensive selection of indoor and outdoor pastimes leaves guests spoilt for choice. The regal splendour of Windsor Castle and the constructive delights of Legoland are an easy drive away. For outside diversion, a fast rail service from Reading Station to Central London makes West End shopping and theatre trips easy. The centre of Reading is also just 15 minutes from the grounds of the hotel. The hotel offers a total of 81 spacious and well equipped guest rooms with private balcony overlooking the lake. You can also enjoy an extensive range of leisure facilities, including watersports. We also have a choice of 14 conference, meeting & banqueting rooms with a capacity for up to 110 delegates in the largest suite. There are extensive grounds for outdoor activities and a corporate event team are on site for indoor & outdoor team building events. All bedrooms and public areas (except The Club Bar) are non smoking.

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