Stayed here as I was visiting the nearby Reading Beer Festival in Kings Meadow (which was approximately 3/4 mile away the other side of the station) and it did what it needed to do as most of them do. I had a room facing the Pentahotel and so it was fairly quiet outside, save for a few revellers still out... More

Everywhere else in town was full so I ended up here. This hotel is centrally located within Reading town centre and easily accessible from main routes and walking distance to all the shops and restaurants. Parking is an issue however there is an arrangement with a local parking structure you can take advantage of. I was lucky to get a... More

Its a large building, in a fairly poor state of repair, next to a dual carriageway. The carpets were torn and patched with tape, and the furniture in the room was so worn that it actually had holes through the fabric. Also a damp odour from the bathroom, which made me initially think it was a 'smoking' room, dead TV... More

Do not book this disgraceful excuse for a hotel. I have just returned from 7 nights of a family holiday at this hotel and would state that it is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in (both privately and professionally) in all of my life. Main problems : General state of hotel - ripped carpets from the foyer to... More

Depending on what time you go you can get a really good deal for travelodge, we got a double room for £20 in January and we went again in March for £40, which still isn't too bad. This travelodge has two different kind of rooms, one with a fat silver tv with a mirror placed at an odd angle or... More

Booked this hotel for a girls night in reading and booked two family rooms next door to each other, from the outside the hotel looks horrendous. we went in and checked into reception where the girl was polite but clearly needed extra help behind the desk. We got our two room keys for the second floor and headed up to... More

Travelodge Reading Having to be at Gatwick Airport for a mid-day flight and having to travel there from Devon, we decided to spend the night at Reading to reduce the possibility of delays but also thinking that it may have been cheaper than an airport hotel. A Travelodge seemed the ideal thing. A friendly check-in (the last time in a... More

Though it is value for money, not a great place to stay. Rooms are small but clean.Advantage is it is close to Reading center and walkable distance to Reading station, restaurants, shopping, etc. You can get a steal deal if booked online in advance.

On a business trip for one night's stay. Just a suggestion Travelodge: stop taking bookings for what isn't a great place, refurb it or close it down altogether. Its possibly the ugliest building in Reading. It's covered in mould or dirt or both. The cafe/restaurant is derelict; the walls inside are a sick-yellow colour, the carpet has holes in in... More