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"Staff were friendly and approachable, room was clean, food was very good. Overall a good stay."

"Very welcoming and friendly reception staff and made our stay memorable and even more special!"

"Friendly and welcoming staff at reception, room was spacious, clean and tidy. Breakfast had a wide choice of ‘food’ to eat and the staff there were extremely friendly too. This is definitely my ‘go~to place to stay in Reading due to the proximity of the transport. Thank you. "

"Nice rooms with authentic feel. Very polite staff feels like home "

"We stayed only for a night but it was very comfortable and looks amazing!!"

"Very clean room and lovely big bed. Didn’t find WiFi password? Found the sports bar good but when sitting nearby couldn’t hear what was being said. Perhaps they need a proper quiet corner for family & friends to meet and chat. Would stay again and staff were lovely on reception. Found breakfast layout slightly trickier and didn’t flow for us. Saying all that would stay again. Had a lovely room with balcony and view of the river"

"Lovely hotel. Kind and friendly staff who were happy to help. Pet friendly which was brilliant. "

"The property is lovely, scenic in beautiful surroundings. We stayed in a comfy double room for 1 night which was fine and we appreciated the amenities in the room (iron/ironing board, bottled water etc). It was generally clean, with some minor points. The soundproofing isnt great as you could hear people in the corridor and the neighbouring room but thankfully it was a peaceful night. The staff were friendly and overall it is a nice Hotel and I would stay again. We were dissappinted that breakfast was unavailable in the morning as it was fully booked. We did ask the day before and were told there was no need to book and to just go to the restaurant in the morning. We understand it was Mothers Day that morning but we should have been told to book a table for breakfast. The fact that we were hotel guests didnt mean anything. "

"Very convenient for Oxford"