Mothering Sunday: Celebrate Mother's Day at the vibrant Caprice Restaurant & Terrace. Enjoy a 3 course Sunday Lunch to rosette standard. Then afterwards why not relax in Monty's Lounge with a cup of coffee and enjoy listening to the hotel's resident pianist.
Adults:£18.95 - 2 course or £22.95 - 3 course
Children: (aged 5 to 13) £12.50
Why not treat your mum to a pampering session at Esprit Fitness and Spa where she can enjoy a refreshing facial or rejuvenating massage.
Mothering Sunday at Holiday Inn in Reading, Berkshire on Sunday, 18 March 2012.
For more information about Mothering Sunday, please contact 0118 944 0444, or see event details on the left.
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