Abbey Ruins Reading
The Abbey Ruins is in the centre of town, opened its doors to the public on the 16th of June after being closed for 10 years. In the past the Abbey stood as tall as the Blade building(which is the tallest building in Reading, 86 metres tall) and was as wide as Westminster Abbey. Now you can see the ruins of the Royal Estate. The Abbey Ruins has undergone an intense 3-year conservation project and the public has been eagerly waiting for its reopening.
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Travelling on a Budget Tips
Over the years travelling has changed its face. Gone are the days of expensive flights and travel for the rich. With so many budget airlines competing for travel has become cheaper than ever before. Travel blogs are cropping up every day with do much information available for travelling on a budget tips and so are the Instagram pictures. The world seems like a smaller place more than ever before.
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Exciting Things For The Next 6 Months in Reading
There are lots of exciting things happening in Reading and the surrounding areas for the rest of 2018. We have selected our top picks for the next 6 months from July to December, so you can put the dates in your diaries. From Reading Festival to the Henley Regatta, there is something for everyone. If you looking for a budget hotel Reading with a range of different room options, that is close to the following events, contact us.
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Father’s Day 2018
Father’s day is an opportunity to show your dad how much he means to you and a great way to spend some quality time with your dad. It’s a special day for all fathers. In the UK fathers day is on the third Sunday of June. This year it will be on Sunday, June the 17th. We are hoping for some good weather!
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How The Priority Discount Works
Guests often ask how our priority discount works. Follow these simple steps when booking with your priority discount code online.
You do not need to sign up for a discount card to be eligible for the discount. The Priority discount is available for all website user bookings.
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