Hotels 1 to 4 in Sindelsham, Berkshire

The Emmbrook Inn - The Emmbrook Inn has excellent facilities and a village location close to the M4 and M3 motorways on the edge of Wokingham. The clean, first-class en suite rooms have a TV and a wireless internet connection. They are housed in a new annexe connected to a friendly village pub that serves breakfast and evening meals (not available on Saturday evenings). The Emmbrook Inn is also convenient for Brackell and for Reading.

Hilton St Annes Manor - Set in 25 acres of woodland, just east of Wokingham and close to Royal Windsor, the hotel boasts excellent transport links via the nearby M3 and M4 motorways. Ideally located for both business and leisure, the Hilton St Anne's Manor Hotel provides easy access to many local attractions and business parks within Bracknell and Reading, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports are only a 45-minute drive away. For your relaxation during your stay, plunge into the indoor swimming pool, keep in shape in the gym, indulge in an aromatherapy treatment and dine on contemporary cuisine in the Omnia Restaurant.

Best Western Reading Moat House - Located just off junction 10 of the M4, overlooking the river Loddon, this hotel is ideally located for visiting Reading, Wokingham and Bracknell business parks. The hotel benefits from 129 air conditioned newly refurbished rooms, including 25 executive rooms and 4 junior suites in the original mill. The stylish Sindlesham Mill restaurant, lounge and bar, as well as the grade 2 listed Poachers pub, gives dining options for all tastes. All areas of the hotel benefit from full Wi-Fi access. From 1 July 2007, smoking in public places is banned in England. However, a limited number of designated smoking bedrooms will be available for your convenience (subject to availability).

The Mill House - The Mill House Hotel is conveniently situated in the ancient village of Swallowfield, 3 miles from Reading Town centre. Offers superb comfort and friendly, attentive hospitality. The Georgian building dates back to 1823 and is run under the personal direction of Mark and Kim Pybus. After careful restoration to its former Georgian glory, keeping the original design of high ceilings and large bay windows, all of our bedrooms have been individually decorated retaining their original features and character yet offering all modern expected facilities.