Pincents Manor Hotel

Pincents Lane, Calcot, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Pincents Manor Hotel

The Pincents Manor Hotel stands in beautiful, peaceful grounds of over 2 acres yet offers good access to the M4. Great care has been taken to create an environment and an atmosphere of comfort, good food and excellent service. It is a very special hotel which blends most skilfully the style and comfort of English country living with the convenience and efficiency of the present day. The Manor of Pincents takes its name from a 14th-century Tilehurst family. They obtained their land by an exchange between the Abbot of Reading and Edmund Pincent. Edmund Pincent is mentioned as a Parishioner of Tilehurst in 1341/2. In 1494/5, Margaret Sambourn, a widow, died, seized of the Manor which she held by inheritance. Please be aware that no evening meals are available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Also, please note that all our rooms are non-smoking. Most of our rooms are in a separate annex and not in the main hotel.

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