Reading Half Marathon: If you are planning to stay overnight in Reading before or after the Reading Half Marathon next year, why not stay at the AA 4 Star Holiday Inn Reading M4 Jct10 adjacent to the Winnersh Triangle train station within close proximity of the M4, Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell and offering complimentary parking to all hotel guests.
Striking colours and vibrant interior design greet you in the Lobby of the hotel. Offering 174 luxuriously appointed spacious contemporary bedrooms including Executive, Family and Suites, with 32 flat screen TV, mini bar & luxury bedding. With rates from only £69 rate B&B per room per night including Complimentary Spa & Fitness and athletic Breakfast, can you afford not to stay?
Enjoy relaxed dining in the Caprice Restaurant, open daily from 06.30 ' 22.00 serving an extensive Indian menu or modern European cuisine to rosette standard, with exceptional Terrace for out-door dining.
When it's time to unwind & relax, enjoy our extensive Esprit Fitness & Spa facilities including 19m indoor pool and full gym with latest Life Fitness' equipment, Sauna & Steam Room.
To make a booking, please call our Reservations Team on 0118 944 0444, email reservations@hireadinghotel.com or book via our website at www.holidayinn.com/readingbracknl.
Reading Half Marathon at Holiday Inn Reading in Reading, Berkshire on Saturday, 31 March 2012.
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