The Great House At Sonning

Thames St, Sonning-On-Thames, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About The Great House At Sonning

Ideally situated on the riverbank in the picturesque conservation village of Sonning-on-Thames near Reading, The Great House prides itself on friendly and professional service at all times. Located midway between Reading and Henley with easy access to A4 and M4, with ample parking. The Great House provides 3-star hotel accommodation, a contemporary restaurant with eclectic menu, relaxed bar, conference facilities and private function hire, only a few miles from the centre of Reading, yet in a relaxed, rural, riverside location. The Great House has 59 individually designed bedrooms including 4 suites. Bedrooms are located in 6 separate buildings, the original White Hart Hotel, 16th century palace yard and hideaway, 17th century coach house, 19th century manor house and the newly constructed clock tower which houses 18 executive bedrooms, opened in 2006.

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