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About the Hotel

26 The Forbury, Reading, United Kingdom, RG1 3EJ

Close to the city center

Great

8.4

8.8

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4.2

Amenities

The Roseate Reading offers an extensive range of amenities, including an original restored lift shaft and a council chamber known as Eden, featuring an impressive fireplace. Guests can appreciate the 86,000 Italian-glass beads in the chandelier, adding a distinctive touch to the hotel's ambience. Art is integrated throughout the hotel, influencing the overall experience and creativity of the location.

Rooms

The hotel's accommodations feature bespoke art pieces, such as bronze animal sculptures by Claire Norrington and paintings by Paul Ambille. Every room is uniquely designed with artistic décor, enhancing the visual experience for guests. A range of artworks is displayed, including Impressionist landscapes and nudes by various prominent artists.

Location

The Roseate Reading is strategically located near the Ascot Racecourse and is a short distance from the venues of the Reading Festival. This position allows easy access to key local events and attractions. Guests can enjoy a variety of nearby activities and cultural experiences during their stay.

Dining

The hotel provides enticing dining options that reflect a blend of international influences and local flavors. Guests can choose from various menus designed to cater to different palates in a comfortable dining setting. The Roseate Reading's culinary offerings are curated to enhance guest experiences.

Art Focus

Art plays a crucial role within The Roseate Reading, with various installations from artists like Anouk Van Tetering. Different parts of the hotel showcase styles from around the world, contributing to a rich cultural experience. This focus on exceptional art is seen in guest rooms, hallways, and common areas.

Highlights

Amenities: Original restored lift shaft

Rooms: Artfully designed rooms with unique sculptures

Location: Near the Ascot Racecourse

Dining: Curated culinary offerings

Must-do experiences

Stroll through Forbury Gardens for a peaceful escape in the city.
Try the famous Reading sausage at the historic Reading Market.
Visit the Museum of English Rural Life for a unique cultural insight.
Catch a concert at The Hexagon for local live music vibes.
Explore the ruins of Reading Abbey for a glimpse into history.

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Select your room type

The Roseate Reading Hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals

The House Junior Suite

2 persons

335 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Bathtub

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The House Premium Suite

2 persons

410 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Bathtub

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Roseate Suite

2 persons

595 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Bathtub

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Roseate Classic Room

2 persons

280 sq. feet

1 King-size bed

Shower

Bathtub

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Facilities

The Roseate Reading Hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences

Facilities: Great

8.6/10Review score

General

No smoking on site
Wi-Fi
Parking
Safe deposit box
24-hour reception
Express check-in/ -out
Pets allowed
Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
24-hour security
Luggage storage
Allergy-free rooms
Lift
Coffee shop
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Key card access

Sports & Fitness

Fitness centre

Guest Parking

Cookware/ Kitchen utensils

Services

Pet amenities available
Room service
Housekeeping
Laundry
Dry cleaning
Welcome drink

Dining

In-room breakfast
Restaurant
Snack bar
Bar/ Lounge area

Business

Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Fax/Photocopying

Children

Cots
Children's menu

Spa & Leisure

Spa & wellness centre
Solarium
Sauna
Steam room
Back massage
Head massage
Full body massage
Foot massage

Room features

Heating
Garden furniture
Tea and coffee facilities
Ironing facilities

Bathroom

Free toiletries

Self-catering

Cookware/ Kitchen utensils

Dining Onsite

Dining at The Roseate Reading is an enchanting experience that invites guests to indulge in bespoke culinary creations. With a focus on elegance and a welcoming ambiance, each meal is thoughtfully crafted to delight the senses.

The Roseate Reading Hotel Restaurant photo The photo shows a well-lit, formal meeting room. A long wooden table dominates the center of the room, elegantly set for a meeting or dinner. The table is covered with a dark grey runner and features neatly arranged place settings with white plates,

The Roseate Reading Hotel Restaurant photo The photo shows a warmly lit restaurant interior. The space is long and narrow, with tables neatly arranged on either side of a central walkway. The walls are clad in light-colored wood paneling, creating a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere.

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The Roseate Reading Hotel Restaurant photo The photo shows a well-lit and inviting bar area. The bar itself is made of dark brown wood with a red cushioned top. It has several dark brown bar stools with cushioned seats arranged along it.

Behind the bar, there's a display of various bottles

Restaurant #1

Contemporary European

Ambiance

An intimate setting that combines sophistication with a warm atmosphere, perfect for both casual dining and special celebrations.

Key Offerings

Experience a remarkable seven-course tasting menu featuring highlights such as scallop with pork belly and a luscious passionfruit and raspberry mousse. Begin the dining experience with a refreshing non-alcoholic drink, a warm towel, and a delightful chocolate.

Reservation

Reservations recommended

Hours vary

The Roseate Reading Hotel Location

26 The Forbury, Reading, United Kingdom, RG1 3EJ

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26 The Forbury, Reading, United Kingdom, RG1 3EJ

City landmarks

Museum

The Museum of English Rural Life

4200 ft

Museum

Reading Abbey Ruins

3800 ft

Church

Greyfriars Church

2100 ft

Landmark

The Royal Berkshire Medical Museum

2400 ft

Landmark

King's Meadow

3100 ft

University

University of Reading

1.4 mi

Mall

Broad Street Mall

2100 ft

Landmark

Christchurch Meadows

3600 ft

Museum

Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock

2200 ft

Landmark

County Lock

2400 ft

Landmark

Deadlocked Escape Rooms Reading

3300 ft

Landmark

Caversham Court Gardens

1.3 mi

Nearby

Park

Forbury Gardens

700 ft

Museum

The Museum of Reading

800 ft

The Oracle Shopping Centre

Reading

1400 ft

Art object

Statue of Queen Victoria

700 ft

Abbots Walk St James Presbytery

St. James & St. William of York Church

1100 ft

Mall

The Oracle

1800 ft

Church

St Laurence's Church

500 ft

6 Abbey Street

Chestnut Walk

500 ft

Gallery

The Lemon Grove Gallery Ltd

1000 ft

Church

Minster Church of St Mary the Virgin

1600 ft

Upper Woolhampton

Douai Abbey

1900 ft

26 The Forbury

Maiwand Lion

300 ft

1 Queen's Rd

Grosvenor Casino Reading Central

1000 ft

21 South St

South Street Arts Centre

1500 ft

Reading Museum

Britain's Bayeux Tapestry

600 ft

Night club

Q Club

1000 ft

Mall

John Lewis & Partners

1300 ft

Church

Church of S Giles-in-Reading

1700 ft

Restaurants

The Reading Room

200 ft

26 The Forbury The Roseate

Tasty Greek Souvlaki

400 ft

20 Market Place

Veeno Reading

500 ft

Minerva House Valpy Street

The Botanist

900 ft

1-5 King Street

Lincoln Coffee House

900 ft

60 Kings Road

Costa

600 ft

4 Butter Market

Honest Burgers Reading

800 ft

1-5 King Street

Valpy Street Bar & Bistro

700 ft

17-19 Valpy Street

Royal Tandoori

900 ft

4-8 Duke Street

London Street Brasserie

1400 ft

2-4 London Street

Explore Reading

Experience Reading

Forbury Gardens

3 minutes' walk

A beautiful Victorian park featuring ornamental gardens, fountains, and the iconic Forbury Lion, perfect for leisurely strolls.

Greyfriars Church

10 minutes' walk

An impressive medieval church known for its stunning architecture and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for history enthusiasts.

The Museum of English Rural Life

16 minutes' walk

Showcasing rural history and culture, this museum offers interactive exhibits and fascinating artifacts for all ages.

Reading Abbey Ruins

14 minutes' walk

Historic ruins of a once-great abbey, providing insights into Reading's past and stunning scenery for history buffs.

Caversham Court

25 minutes' walk

A riverside park offering scenic views, lovely gardens, and picnic spots, perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature.

Deadlocked Escape Rooms Reading

13 minutes' walk

An exciting escape room experience that provides thrilling challenges-great for groups and seeking some adventure.

The Reading Room

1 minute' walk

Offering a cozy atmosphere with a menu focusing on seasonal ingredients, it's renowned for its signature afternoon tea.

Valpy Street Bar & Bistro

3 minutes' walk

A stylish bistro featuring modern British cuisine and an extensive wine list, perfect for casual dining and special occasions.

Tasty Greek Souvlaki

2 minutes' walk

Casual eatery specializing in authentic Greek street food, serving flavorful souvlaki and vegetarian options in a vibrant setting.

Riverside Museum at Blake's Lock

10 minutes' walk

This museum offers engaging exhibits about Reading's transport history, making it a fun family-friendly outing.

Broad Street Mall

10 minutes' walk

Featuring shopping, dining, and entertainment, this mall has something for everyone, including family-friendly events year-round.

Getting around

City Centre

Reading3 min · 700 ft

Airports

London Heathrow Airport (LHR)67 min · 27.7 mi

Southampton Airport (SOU)113 min · 46.6 mi

Train

Reading Train Station6 min · 1700 ft

Bus

Bus stop3 min · 700 ft

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Property information and rules

Check-in

from 15:00-23:59

Check-out

from 07:00-11:00

Guest Parking

Private parking is possible on site at GBP 20 per day.

Internet

Wireless internet is available in for free.

Breakfast

At the hotel The Roseate Reading guests are invited to a full breakfast served for free.

Children & extra beds

Maximum capacity of extra beds in a room is 1.

Pets

Pets are allowed on request.

Languages

English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Greek, Tagalog / Filipino

Year renovated:

2007

Number of floors:

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Former name

The Forbury Roseate Hotel

Reviews and Ratings

Feedback about The Roseate Reading Hotel from previous guests about their experience.

Review score

Based on 526 verified reviews

8.5/10

Great

84%

Recommend

Breakfast

8.5/10

Cleanliness

9.1/10

Comfort

9.0/10

Facilities

8.6/10

Free Wi-Fi

8.2/10

Location

9.3/10

Paid Wi-Fi

6.0/10

Staff

9.0/10

Value for money

8.2/10

based on 788 reviews

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About The Roseate Reading

Can guests smoke on the balconies if they are staying in a room with one?

12 July 2024

All rooms, including those with balconies, maintain a strict non-smoking policy.

What are the parking options available for guests at The Roseate Reading?

2 August 2024

There is limited parking available at the rear of the property for £20 per night, on a first-come, first-served basis. If this is full, alternatives can be found at Reading Train Station or The Oracle Shopping Centre. Remember to register your vehicle within 15 minutes upon check-in to avoid fines.

Is it possible for the public to enjoy afternoon tea at the hotel?

3 September 2024

Afternoon tea is available for walk-in guests and is served from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM.

Are pets allowed at the hotel, and is there a fee?

10 October 2024

The hotel is pet-friendly, accommodating pets for a fee of £20 per night, though pets are not permitted in the restaurant area.

Are towels and linens provided in the hotel rooms without any extra charges?

15 October 2024

Complimentary towels and linens are provided in every room, and there is no additional charge for these amenities.

Can extra beds be arranged in the rooms if needed?

22 November 2024

An extra bed can be added for £20 per night, depending on the room category booked. However, the smallest room category cannot accommodate an extra bed.

What is included in the half board package during a stay?

5 December 2024

The half board package offers both breakfast and dinner as part of the stay.

Do any of the room options feature balconies?

10 January 2025

Certain Double Rooms and Deluxe Queen Studios in the House building do have balconies, but please note that these are non-smoking areas.

Is the spa and its facilities open for guests at the hotel?

18 February 2025

The spa is open for treatments, and currently, the steam and sauna facilities are also available for guests to enjoy.

Is transportation provided by the hotel for nearby attractions?

25 March 2025

The hotel does not offer transportation services, but it is conveniently located within walking distance of popular attractions, including Reading railway station.