Renaissance Reading Hotel

Oxford Rd, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About Renaissance Reading Hotel

Come and enjoy the diversity of rich English countryside and city lights in Reading's 4-star town centre hotel. We cater for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, dinner dances and all other special occasions for up to 220 guests. Once a leading Roman settlement on the banks of the River Thames and a final resting place for King Henry I, founder of Reading Abbey, Reading has evolved from a time when its main industries consisted of beer, biscuits and bulbs into a world leading capital of IT, telecom and financial headquarters. This superb 4-star town centre hotel is nestled in the very heart of the beautiful Thames Valley. Reading is ranked as one of the UK's Top 10 shopping destinations. The hotel is minutes walk from the fabulous Oracle Shopping Centre (open 7 days a week), restaurants, bars and cinema. There is excellent access to the hotel from the M4 motorway and Reading railway station.

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