




Pentahotel Reading
A hip lobby bar ten minutes from the museum
Su questo hotel
Pentahotel Reading trades the standard business-hotel restaurant for a hip lobby cafe bar, giving a golf group somewhere with a bit more atmosphere to unwind in the evening than a typical chain hotel. Contemporary-styled rooms come with air conditioning and a fitness centre, and it sits ten minutes' walk from Reading Museum and two minutes from the Cheapside tram stop, close enough to town for an evening out. Pet-friendly rooms and full-service laundry cover a longer stay, and it's roughly forty-four minutes from Heathrow by taxi. Accessible rooms round out the offering, and the lobby bar gives the evening a bit more energy than the standard business-hotel restaurant format found at most of Reading's other chain properties. It's a solid pick for a livelier evening.
- Air conditioning
- Fitness center
- Room service
- Full-service laundry
Il nostro parere
Choose this if the group wants a slightly younger, more social feel to the evening than a standard business hotel offers, without losing the fitness centre and reliable rooms that a multi-day golf trip needs. It's not the closest hotel to the M4, so groups prioritising a fast morning transfer might look elsewhere. Room service and full-service laundry both help across a longer multi-round trip through the Berkshire courses.
- Use the lobby cafe bar for the group's evening debrief rather than defaulting to the room.
- Book laundry service partway through the trip if travelling light across several rounds of golf and long days outdoors.
- Walk to Reading Museum on a rest afternoon rather than driving for a short trip across town.
Perché ci piace
- Hip lobby cafe bar with real atmosphere
- Contemporary-styled rooms feel a step up
- Fitness centre genuinely used between rounds
- Ten minutes' walk to Reading Museum itself
Perché piace agli ospitiThe lobby cafe bar became our unofficial evening HQ, with a more social feel than the standard hotel bar we'd expected. The fitness centre earned its keep after a long day walking eighteen holes, and the ten-minute walk to Reading Museum gave us somewhere to send the group's one non-golfer for an afternoon. The lobby bar gave our evenings a different energy than the standard hotel restaurant circuit we'd been on all week.