Donnington House Hotel

82-86 London Road, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Donnington House Hotel

The Donnington House Hotel is ideally situated close to Junction 10 (a329 motorway) and Junction 11 of the m4. 20 minute walk from Reading Town Centre and main line railway station. The University is only 10 minutes walk away. There is easy access to Heathrow, Gatwick, Henley, Ascot and Windsor. Reading Train Station offers frequent Inter-City services to London/Paddington and all other major towns and cities. This independent run hotel has recently been refurbished and we do our utmost to make sure that all guests find everything to their satisfaction. Whether you are on business or just visiting the wonderful sights in the Royal County of Berkshire, the Donnington House Hotel offers a high standard of accommodation at extremely competitive rates. Opposite Donnington House Hotel is a restaurant & wine bar where only our guests get a 10% discount.

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