Crescent Hotel

35 Coley Avenue, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Crescent Hotel

Ideal location in Reading Town Centre, with free car parking and all rooms with free wireless broadband internet. For business or pleasure, your home away from home. Seeing is believing. Crescent Hotel is conveniently located in the centre of Reading, offering well-equipped comfortable guest rooms. Having its own car park for all hotel guests, it is your ideal stop over in Reading, whether you are on business or just exploring the town or perhaps looking to stay somewhere while attending the shows like Womad, Reading Rock Festival or the Royal Henley Regatta, or attending a day course at the Oracle or Microsoft Campus. We believe in hospitality and customer care, whether your visit is for business or pleasure, your every need is professionally handled with care. Crescent Hotel Reading was built in 1890 and still holds its preserved Victorian features, we ensure that all of our guests' needs are met and that they are treated like individuals. Whether it's business or pleasure, Crescent Hotel Reading is, without doubt, your ideal destination in Thames Valley, Berkshire.

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