Cheap Car Hire Reading

Would you like a great prices for Reading car hire? You have come to the right place! Search now with SpecialtyRentACar.com and you can compare the prices from over 1,450 in just seconds to find the lowest prices on the market. We cater for all kinds of vehicles whether you are looking for an off-roader to go through rough terrain or looking for a convertible to enjoy the suns hire. You will find the vehicle you are looking for. The price we show is the price you pay. All our rates are fully inclusive with collision damage waiver, theft waiver, insurance and 3rd party liability protection. There are no credit card fees and you also get unlimited mileage.

After hiring a car you can go and explore some of the nearby places. The most visited places include Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell, Maidenhead, Newbury, Slough, Oxford, London Borough of Hounslow (Hounslow), Aylesbury and Winchester. For anyone who visits this area, Reading is a must see place. The city itself has many things to see and do, so put this on top of your list. You will have to travel around 4.0 km (2.5 miles) from Reading, so you can expect a driving time of 7 minutes if you use the main roads. is also worth a visit if you have time to spare.
For your information, the towns and cities of Shinfield, Mapledurham, Shiplake, Heckfield, Pangbourne and Finchampstead are also close by.

If you are travelling to Reading for your holiday then you will not be short of things to do and see. Reading boasts a number of Castle, including Rotherfield Greys Court, Basing House, Odiham Castle, Wallingford Castle, Donnington Castle and Shirburn Castle. There are also several exemplary Parks including Bagshot Park, Legoland (Legoland Windsor), Thorpe Park, Bushy Park, Richmond Park and North Mimms Park.

A full list of the most popular attractions can be seen below, but you will find locally the Lake of Dorney Lake (Eton Dorney), Virginia Water and Boldermere Lake, the Church of Cathedral and Abbey Church of Saint Alban, St Mary's Church and Ss Alban & Stephen Catholic Church, the Stadium of Recreation Ground, Kingsmeadow and Wembley Stadium, the Buildings of The National Archives and Wembley Arena, the Shopping Mall of Bentall and Burlington Gardens and the Valley of Devils Punch Bowl and Vale of White Horse.