"We had a lovely time here with our 2 year old for two nights. We stayed in the Bluebell Pod which was so cosy and comfortable. We had everything we needed and really enjoyed the woods and the animals. Many thanks. Hope to come again next year! "
"We had a lovely time here with our 2 year old for two nights. We stayed in the Bluebell Pod which was so cosy and comfortable. We had everything we needed and really enjoyed the woods and the animals. Many thanks. Hope to come again next year! "
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"- Breakfast is very basic, would not recommend. Save your money and go somewhere else.
- Bedrooms are very dirty and smelly.
- Checked in to my bedroom which had a dirty toilet full of stains, the toilet would not flush properly. Water running thru the whole night. Sink getting blocked everytime you would open the tap.
- Curtains don’t cover the window properly so you have direct sunlight coming into the room.
- Windows are extremely thin so you would hear the cars, all thru the night.
-Only positive thing is that the staff is very nice and goes above and beyond."
"Friendly staff at check in. Given a piece of paper per room for times of pool etc … does this change frequently? not very environmentally friendly to print it out each time for each room.
Went to use pool and sauna etc to hear one of the staff moaning that a child had poo’ed in the children’s pool and it was now out of action and on top of that the steam room had packed up and no staff.
We did use the adult pools and sauna which were fine.
We did not eat at the hotel but came back for drinks. I’m glad we didn’t eat as I over heard other guests complaining about their food and the orders leaving one man to wait and eat alone.
We were waiting at the bar for a long time to get served our drinks. We sat outside and as it got darker the many lights strung up did not come on.
The actual layout and areas available within the hotel were good but the signage could have been a lot better.
The rooms were good but heavy duvets for this time of year regardless of the heat wave. There was a kettle with tea coffee etc but no fridge which was a disappointment.
Breakfast … not what I expected at all. Not enough staff or attention to detail. Various fruit juices none of which were labelled the orange juice was easy to spot but unsure what the others were. The water was empty and never filled up.
There was a lot of mess that wasn’t cleared up, poor choice of coffee from the machines and no where to put teabags etc.
I’m not sure how this is a four star hotel our trip was a let down"
"Super close to the train station and bus stops- less than a block away. This made it easy to walk to, even with lots of luggage. Room was clean and spacious with USB ports for charging so I didn't have to use my adaptor plug in.
Reading was a great place to stay on the night before my flight back home from Heathrow- a beautiful green space park near the hotel to relax in, super easy access off the train, and then easy access (again about 1/4 of a block) to the Railair bus stop for a trip that dropped me off directly at Heathrow. Felt very safe walking around and was nice to see the ruins of an abbey and a local museum- all for free!"
"Our experience at Easthampstead Park was exceptional, and the staff displayed outstanding professionalism and friendliness. We highly recommend Easthampstead Park."
"This was my first experience staying a village hotel, weekend stay. For me, it’s essentially a private gym with a hotel attached, probably in the same sleeping accommodation market as premier inn and pricing bracket.
A fee £5.00 payable to use the gym and pool, unless you have upgraded to a club room. Be aware if you like a leisurely evening swim and chill in the jacuzzi the pool closes at 8pm on weekends. Very disappointing , as , had I have known this , i would not have booked the hotel.
Location of hotel is good for days out around Berkshire. Weekdays you’ll need an early start to catch breakfast, as it finishes as 9.00am, Weekends 10.30am.
Breakfast for me was just “ok” No sign of a piece of fruit or yogurt, granola. There was English breakfast, didn’t look particularly appealing , toast and pastries, served in the sports bar / cafe area. Again , nothing hotel like about it. It’s a typical private gym, food area…David Lloyd type of thing.
We had a twin room, very clean and comfortable, powerful shower. Black out blind amazing , you have no idea what time of the morning it is, 0 morning light, but set your alarm, You’ll sleep past breakfast.
Be prepared to ask for an extra bath towel/ hand towel as only 1 of each provided per room.
Carparking £10.00 for 24hrs.
Would I stay again …probably not , but that’s my personal preference. It was outside my expectations of a “hotel with a pool “ stay."
"Arrived for my 4th stay and while the room was mostly clean, the bed wasn't made that well and that really stood out. Obviously no big deal but when I had a shower the next morning, I noticed 2 hairs - one on the back of the bath and one on the wall of the shower - which was pretty gross! It really felt like the room didn't have the usual care and attention when it was cleaned, or at least compared to my other stays. This happened at 7.30am and as I was checking out at 8.30am, I planned to report it on my way out, but there was only one person at reception and they were dealing with someone, with another person waiting and I didn't have time to wait. Overall, really disappointing compared to my other stays. I've also contacted the hotel directly to report it."
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