Downtown
City Name:
READING
Direction from City Center to Hotel:
South
Distance from Hotel:
2 MI/ 3.22 KM
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Holiday Inn Reading-South M4, Jct.11
Basingstoke Road
Reading
RG2 0SL
United Kingdom
Check In: 2pm
Check Out: 12pm
Check-in Age:18
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Location Highlights
Local
Closest Convention Center:
The Academy
Outdoor Tennis:
1 MI/ 1.61 KM South East
Indoor Tennis:
1 MI/ 1.61 KM South East
Attractions
- Legoland Windsor
- Oracle Shopping Centre
- Ascot Racecourse
- Newbury Racecourse
- Reading Railway Station
- Green Park
- Trunkwell Mansion House
- The Living Rainforest
- The Forbury Gardens and Abbey Ruins
- Beale Park
- Basildon Park
- Mapledurham House and Watermill
Must See
Must See
Nine miles from the hotel, Silchester is home to the ruins of a large Roman town known as Calleva Atrebatum. Visit year round to discover the history of the site, built on an Iron Age village in the 1st century AD and mysteriously abandoned in the 6th or 7th century. You can walk 1.5 miles around the city walls, some of the best preserved in Britain, and marvel at the nearby Roman amphitheatre.
Must Do
Must Do
Peacocks roam freely through the grounds of Beale Park, set alongside the Thames in Lower Basildon, 12 miles from the hotel. Wander through themed aviaries housing rare and exotic birds, from flamingos to peafowl, and see mongoose, lemurs and more in the mammal enclosures. You can picnic in the deer park or ride the one-mile miniature railway, and there are also kids' play areas and a petting zoo.
Don't Go Home Without
Don't Go Home Without
About 20 miles east of the hotel you'll find the grand Windsor Castle. Now a weekend residence of Elizabeth II, it's been used by British monarchs for a millennia. Attend a service at St. George's Chapel, resting place of royals like Henry VIII and the Queen Mother. Tour the precincts and the sumptuous State Apartments, and if the Queen is visiting, you can see the ritual Changing of the Guard.
Tips
Tips
In neighbouring Twyford, a 20-minute drive from the hotel, the Binghams microbrewery has won awards for its inventive brews since it opened in 2010. Binghams beers have proved popular in Berkshire, and you'll find them on tap at many local pubs and festivals. Take a tour of the premises to learn about the brewing process. You'll be treated to tastings and can even bring a cask home with you.