Our space is designed to feel like a true home away from home. Thoughtful touches in the décor reflect both comfort and style—expect a clean, modern aesthetic with warm lighting, cozy textiles, and a few local art pieces to give it personality. We go the extra mile with amenities that make a difference: a well-stocked kitchen, high-speed WiFi, complimentary coffee/tea, and luxe bedding for a great night's sleep. You’ll also find extras like a welcome basket, travel guides, and personalized local recommendations to help you settle in quickly. What really sets us apart is the attention to detail and genuine hospitality. Whether it's an early check-in, help with transportation, or just checking in to make sure everything’s perfect—we’re here to make your stay smooth, relaxed and memorable.

We’re so glad you’re considering staying with us! Hosting isn’t just about providing a place to stay—it’s about creating a warm, welcoming experience that helps you feel at ease and excited for your trip. We genuinely enjoy meeting people from all over and helping them discover the best parts of the area, whether it’s hidden gems, great food spots, or scenic walks. Outside of hosting, we love keeping active, spending quality time with family, and taking little trips ourselves—so we understand how important it is to have a relaxing and well-thought-out place to come back to. We look forward to welcoming you and helping make your stay a great one!

What Guests Love About the Neighbourhood Nestled in the heart of Reading, our location offers guests a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern conveniences. Just a short stroll away is the historic Reading Abbey Ruins, founded by Henry I in 1121, providing a glimpse into the town's rich medieval past. Adjacent to the ruins, Forbury Gardens offers a serene escape with its beautifully landscaped grounds and the iconic Maiwand Lion statue. Art and history enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Reading Museum, housed in the Victorian Town Hall, showcasing exhibits from Roman artefacts to a full-scale replica of the Bayeux Tapestry. For a deeper dive into rural heritage, The Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL) is also nearby, offering insights into England's agricultural history.