The area and venues were beautiful. The pillows were terrible, the duvet should be upgraded, and the bathroom had stains.
WareA month ago
Reading·8.0
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Venue Reading Accommodation offers a modern hostel with free Wi‑Fi, lounge, shared kitchen, minimarket, full‑day security, bicycle and on‑site private parking. Each private room features its own bathroom, kitchen, dining area and wardrobe. Situated 20 km from LaplandUK, 27 km from Legoland Windsor and 42 km from Heathrow, it provides easy access to Newbury Racecourse, Windsor Castle and nearby kayaking or canoeing opportunities.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The area and venues were beautiful. The pillows were terrible, the duvet should be upgraded, and the bathroom had stains.
Ware·A month ago
The spot was solid and the staff were friendly. I knew prices were sky‑high around Reading Festival, so I didn’t expect a high‑end feel for what we paid, yet the room still felt very basic. The bed was uncomfortable and we only got one thin pillow each, making it hard to sleep well. There was no TV, so after we returned to the hotel we had almost nothing to do except stare at our phones, which felt like we’d better leave again right away. Even with festival rates, I think the basic facilities and comfort could have been better.
Joe·A month ago
The location was good, but it was a bit too far from the festival for an easy return home. The room was clean, tidy, and comfortable, and the included breakfast was a lovely touch. I think it would have made sense for them to arrange buses back to the accommodation from the festival, as that was the only issue we ran into. The festival didn’t provide extra transport back to accommodations, and many people were stuck in town, which was a 50‑minute walk from the hotel.
Beth·A month ago
The location was excellent for the festival. The only downside was the problems with key cards and doors.
Carrie·A month ago
The key‑card issue with the rooms was a nightmare. We forgot which room the receptionist had assigned us, so we tried one and the door opened but the room was already occupied. We shut it back and didn’t enter. Curious, we tried other doors and every one opened even though a key card was needed. We told the front desk, who said not to worry and handed us our room number. It was odd and unsettling, especially for a student hall.
Jack·A month ago