The Wee Waif

Old Bath Road, Charvil, Reading, Berkshire, England

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About The Wee Waif

The Wee Waif is a modern hotel, providing comfortable lodge style accommodation in Charvil. For pleasant relaxation, just a short walk from the hotel takes you to the beautiful backdrop of Sonning on Thames. Bedrooms at the Wee Waif Lodge offer well appointed accommodation for any number, from one person up to a family of two adults and two children. Located on the a4, the village of Charvil has attractive surroundings, and good communications by road and rail (Twyford Station or Reading) to London and Heathrow. Legoland is close by and we are pleased to offer a special rate to season ticket holders of 20 off daily rack rate. It is also within easy reach of Reading and Maidenhead. The Wee Waif Hotel is a modern hotel, with an attractive bar and restaurant, providing a welcome stop for passing travellers and visitors to the Thames Valley Pathway. There are many business parks nearby including Ruscombe, Thames Valley, Suttons, Headley Road, Winnersh Triangle and Maidenhead. Windsor Castle is just 12 miles away and Ascot racecourse 15 miles. The New Oracle Shopping Centre is in the centre of Reading just 5 miles from the Hotel. Reading has a bustling city centre with a thriving nightlife and social scene that includes all the main pub groups, and is well worth a visit for a night out. For families visiting the area, Legoland is also within easy reach at 14 miles, and Newbury racecourse is just 40 minutes drive away. The bar is open from 11am to 11pm, Monday to Saturday, and from 12noon to 10.30pm on Sunday. A wide range of quality cask ales, lagers, wines and soft drinks are available - all served in a traditional pub environment.

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