Fullscreen Map
A magnificent façade outside, and inside elegance just exudes in this beautiful Georgian building right opposite Windsor Castle; a great location and history combined. This is the biggest venue space…
The Langley brings 5-star timeless luxury to your business meeting or event in Buckinghamshire. Once home to the 3rd Duke of Marlborough, this Palladian style mansion house is set in 150 acres of formal…
Conveniently situated for the business or private traveller alike, this contemporary four-star hotel is close to Junction 10 of the M4 and a minute's walk from Winnersh Triangle Rail Station. Reading…
Set in 55 acres of beautiful parkland between Slough and Datchet, and surrounded by a moat, Ditton Manor is an impressive setting for business meetings and events, and for dreamy weddings. With capacity…
Delta Hotels by Marriott is conveniently located just 5 miles from Heathrow Airport, so if you are looking to host a business meeting or event for international guests, this is a good one. With capacity…
A smart and sophisticated hotel, located on the banks of the Thames, filled with modern amenities and great facilities this is an ideal choice for those planning an event that want easy links to London…
With a stunning riverside setting close to Reading town centre, Village Hotel Reading has everything you need and more for business meetings and events for up to 180 delegates. If you want a southeast…
With lots of eclectic art, this stunning boutique hotel on the outskirts of Reading city centre takes opulence to new heights with heaps of historic character and opulent décor. From its origins in 1911…
Set amidst 42 acres of picturesque parkland in Uxbridge, Buckinghamshire, is Denham Grove. In a restful countryside setting with modern amenities, just 14 miles from Wembley. There are 19 light and spacious…
In the centre of town, the 2,861 square foot Cocktail Club Reading brings you its own distinctive brand and a massive party vibe, great for after work gatherings and for meetings and events of all sizes.
