The George Hotel

10 - 12 Kings Street, Reading, Berkshire, Berkshire, England

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About The George Hotel

The George Hotel is believed to be the oldest building of Reading and still retains many of its wonderful coaching inn features, including Tudor archways and a very attractive central stone courtyard. Located in the heart of Reading, the hotel is next door to the Oracle Shopping Centre. The hotel has under gone a complete refurbishment programme and the result is a delightful combination of old world charm and modern comfort. All our rooms have en suite facilities and Wi-Fi and broadband. Our professional team looks forward to welcome you and making your stay, either on business or pleasure, as enjoyable as possible.

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