Crescent Hotel

The property at 35 Coley Avenue, Reading RG1 6LL, in Berkshire, United Kingdom. It is separate from similarly named hotels in London and elsewhere.

The double, twin, triple, family and studio choices are described with private bathrooms. The single uses a shared bathroom and toilet.

The studio has a double bed but an advertised maximum of one guest. Ask the hotel to confirm permission for a second person before booking.

Current breakfast service has not been confirmed. Older host answers and guest reports say it was not provided; ask the property and arrange breakfast separately unless it confirms otherwise.

The listing advertises free parking on site without a reservation. Confirm current permit or registration instructions and vehicle suitability; older correspondence mentions a permit sign.

The photographed front entrance has steps and upper-floor rooms are reached by stairs. The actual guest entrance and a complete step-free route have not been confirmed. Ask about the allocated floor and the route to both bedroom and bathroom before booking if access is essential.

Some room descriptions say bath or shower, but an older host answer says the rooms have showers. Ask about the exact room if a bathtub matters.

Children older than one are accepted. Enter each child’s age and check the room’s capacity. Cots for children aged one or two are offered free on request under the room terms, but availability information differs between booking services. Obtain confirmation for the actual room if a cot is essential. Extra beds are not offered.

The studio has a refrigerator and microwave. A hob, oven and complete cooking equipment have not been confirmed, so ask about anything needed for cooking before booking.

Feedback is poor overall. Some guests praise staff and location; recurring concerns include cleanliness, maintenance and noise. Compare the dated scores and individual accounts with the latest detailed feedback before choosing.

Continuous reception staffing has not been confirmed. Give the expected arrival time and obtain instructions for the advertised 4 pm to 12.30 am window. Other booking services finish check-in at midnight, so agree any arrival after midnight directly.

Older host answers offer these subject to availability, with a possible extra charge. Obtain confirmation for the actual booking.

Ordinary pets are not accepted. Ask about assistance-animal requirements separately before booking.

It is listed as non-smoking throughout.

A pool, spa and airport shuttle are not advertised. Plan airport transport separately and ask before booking if any of these facilities are essential.

An older host answer says there is no wired internet in rooms. Free Wi-Fi is advertised; no current speed or work-call reliability is established.

Older host information offers garden chaining or indoor storage by arrangement. Confirm the current space, access and security before bringing a bicycle.

A June 2026 host answer offers them on request, subject to availability. Confirm a fan if essential; air conditioning is not established.

Cancellation terms depend on the chosen room and booking option. Published fine print also sets a 20% non-refundable deposit for stays of five nights or more. Read the current terms before paying.

Reading main station has lifts and step-free access to all platforms. Reading West is a separate stop with only partial step-free access and no lifts. Choose by the actual train and onward route to Coley Avenue, particularly with luggage or mobility needs.

Upper-floor rooms are reached by stairs. A lift elsewhere in the building and ground-floor allocation for each room type have not been confirmed. Ask about the actual bedroom and bathroom route before booking if stairs are a problem.

Public business directories give +44 118 950 7980 for Crescent Hotel at 35 Coley Avenue. The number has not been called or confirmed on a current hotel-owned website. Use the contact details in the actual booking for arrival arrangements; no current owned website, email address or social profile has been verified here.

Yes. Historic England includes 35 Coley Avenue in a Grade II-listed building group described as dating from around the 1840s. This describes the building’s history, rather than the start of the hotel business or its current room condition.

Plan to the current event entrance and check the return transport. A measured pedestrian route from the hotel’s guest entrance has not been confirmed, so an old short walking estimate should not be relied on.

Prices and availability depend on the dates, room, party and booking option. Enter the full party, including children’s ages, and read the final cancellation, payment and deposit terms before confirming.