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Ibis Hotel Reading Centre (Berkshire)


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Ibis Hotel Reading Centre (Berkshire)

 
Description: Address: 25 A. Friar Street / Reading Station / RG1 1DP / Reading / England

Newest Review: ... didn't work last time I tried it) and the staff are attentive and polite, and discharge their duties efficiently. Like the other place next door, they seem to be East European by extraction, but their English is excellent and they seem friendly enough. The rooms are, to put it succinctly, 'compact and bijou.' The bed is okay, and the TV is small but viewable. The bathing facilities are ... more

 ... rather small, served by a sliding type door, with a sink and a shower. No frills in terms of bathroom accoutrements; soap, shampoo and gel, and a couple of towels. The restaurant cum breakfast room is situated above the ground floor in a kind of mezzanin...more

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doctordarke2389
Premium Review Ibis Hotel Reading Centre (Berkshire): Handy for town ... (304 words)
by - written on 17/08/09 (Useful, 8 readings)
Rating:

The Ibis is rather cheaper than the one next door (see; my review on that) and it shows. Okay, the place is clean and reasonably tidy, and like any city centre hotel it has its strategic attractions for people wanting to go for a drink, visit the multiplex, or do some shopping. The foyer is functional with one berth for wi-fi broadband (that didn't work last time I tried it) and the staff are attentive and polite, and discharge their duties efficiently. Like the other place next door, they seem to be East European by extraction, but their English is excellent and they seem friendly enough. The rooms are, to put it succinctly, 'compact and bijou.' The bed is ...  Read the complete review

koshkha
Premium Review IBIS - a four-letter word in hospitality (1151 words)
by - written on 04/09/08 (Very useful, 192 readings)
Rating:

To set things in context before I even start to describe my experience at the Ibis in Reading, I think it's only fair to confess that I hate Ibis hotels. With a passion! I really did wonder what I'd done to offend our secretary and get booked in this one. I'm sure I didn't forget her birthday, raid the stationery cupboard or commit any other serious secretary-annoying offences. If there's one thing guaranteed to put a damper on my day it's that little four-letter word on a hotel booking confirmation. In my hotel-dictionary, the definition next to the word Ibis says 'nasty penny pinching crappy hotel'. My first challenge was finding the hotel. When I saw it was ...  Read the complete review

 

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