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Regus Reading Thames Valley Park Reading Regus Reading Thames Valley Park Reading ® Reading, Thames Valley Park Reading Thames Valley Park The Regus Centre at Reading Thames Valley Park is situated within a prime business park location, set in an 80 acre nature reserve with a mile of frontage to the River Thames. The Regus Centre offers direct access to the M4 motorway, and is located only a few minutes drive from the centre of Reading. Reading Thames Valley Park The right offers the following facilities: • 24 hour secure access • 4 pipe fan coil air conditioning system • Voicemail capability for every client facilities • Lounge area with soft seating and newspapers • Lifts serving all floors Regus gives your business flexibility and an • On-site parking unrivalled professional working environment • Fully equipped meeting rooms with fully equipped work-ready offices and • Within easy reach of major transport links • Prime Business Park location meeting rooms in a network of prime locations • Disabled access and facilities across the UK and worldwide. As well as a • 24 hour closed circuit television highly professional team, we add high-tech • ISDN enabled, high speed public Videoconferencing studio telecoms plus a global IT infrastructure to • RegusNet high-speed internet access create a world class business support solution delivered over award-winning Checkpoint tailored to your business, whatever its needs. Cisco infrastructure Regus simplifies the running of an office so you • 24/7 free internet access available at Regus Cybercafe can focus on your business. • Dedicated smoking areas • Break-out areas • Fully-equipped kitchens with refrigerated vending machines • Daily sandwich delivery service • Suspended ceilings incorporating Category II lighting systems • Fully accessible raised floors • Double glazed sealed windows throughout A typical Regus Meeting Room ✆ 0870 880 8484 www.regus.com Local Amenities Banks • HSBC Crockhamwell Road Woodley • NatWest Bank Crockhamwell Road Woodley • Barclays Bank Crockhamwell Road Woodley • Bank of Ireland Greyfriars Street Reading • Royal Bank of Scotland Queens Street Reading Pubs, Bars and Cafes • Horse and Groom Twyford 0118 940 3136 • Fox and Horn Reading 0118 933 2428 • The Last Shoe Crowthorne 01344 777 771 A typical Regus Office • The Jazz Club Reading 0118 950 0950 • Morrisons Maidenhead 01628 621 710 • Mc Donalds Reading 0118 959 1144 Hotels A specification • Wee Waif Twyford 0118 944 0066 • Coppid Beech Hotel Bracknell 01344 303 333 • The French Horn Sonning 0118 969 2204 for better business • The Great House Reading 01899 692 277 • Renaissance Hotel Reading 0118 958 3455 with Regus • Elmhurst Hotel Reading 0118 926 5273 Golf Courses A Regus building is selected not only for the • Castle Royal Knowl Hill 01628 820 700 • Calcot Park Golf Club Reading 0118 942 7124 quality of the building itself but, in addition, its proximity to major transport links and important Restaurants communications hubs. We offer business • Duck’s Ditty ‘Vegetarian Reading 0118 984 3050 • Mill House Reading 0118 988 3124 centres in a range of locations from city centre, • House on the Bridge Windsor 0500 860 914 to business park, all fitted out to the highest • Devana (Indian) Reading 0118 987 1803 standards. You have the flexibility to upsize, • Ninos (Italian) Reading 0118 948 3070 downsize or relocate your office as your • London Street Brasserie Reading 0118 950 5036 business needs change, safe in the knowledge Health Clubs & Leisure Centres that you will never pay for space you don’t use. • Bracknell Sports Bracknell 01344 454 203 • Nirvana Spa and Leisure Wokingham 0118 960 6060 The specification at Reading Cinemas Thames Valley Park includes: • Warner Village Cinema Reading 0870 240 6020 • Meeting Rooms - 9 • Showcase Cinemas Wokingham 0118 974 7700 • Training Rooms - 5 Theatres Workstations - 364 • • Mill at Sonning Sonning 0118 969 8000 • Floor numbers - Ground, First, Second & Third • Parking spaces - 173 • The Hexagon Reading 0118 960 6060 • Total floor area - 2322 sq. ft Sporting Facilities • Largest Meeting Room capacity - 100 • David Lloyd Thames Valley Park • Smallest Meeting Room capacity - 2 0118 966 2904 • Bracknell Sports Bracknell 01344 454 203 • Nirvana Spa Wokingham 0118 989 7570 ® How to find us How To Book: ✆ 0870 880 8484 0845 3010 500 www.regus.com [email protected] Agents details Regus House, 400 Thames Valley Park Drive, Thames Valley Park, Reading RG6 1PT, UK Neighbouring Centres Bracknell Trinity Court, Bracknell Arlington Square, Reading Theale, Reading Green Park How to get there by road How to get there by public transport From the M4 A courtesy bus connects the park with Reading Centre and train station • Take Junction 10 and follow the A329M (Reading) to the entrance of Buses connect Reading and Heathrow International Airport half hourly the business park Trains connect Reading with London Paddington, journey time is 23 minutes • Follow the access road past Oracle office buildings and at the next roundabout turn right Taxis • Go straight over the following roundabout, and the entrance to the car • Top Cars Reading 0118 944 8080 park is 50 yards on the left (behind the building) • Five Star Cars Reading 0118 950 3503 There is plenty of parking available • Executive Cars Reading 0118 959 8888 From Heathrow Airport • Exit the M25 onto the M4 westbound Exit at Junction 10, then take the Bus Routes A329M to Thames Valley Park Free Bus Reading Station > Thames Valley PK From Gatwick International Airport • Join the M25 clockwise (direction Heathrow) and take the M4 westbound exit. Then follow directions as above ✆ 0870 880 8484 www.regus.com ®.
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