27-year-old player became a free agent this summer after four years of defending the club, based in Villa Park.
Reo-Coker, who had also been strengthened as well as West Ham Wimbeldon, became the second player brought in Owen Coyle in the transfer window this summer, having previously brought Swansea City midfielder Darren Pratley.
"We are very excited've managed to get Nigel," Coyle said the club's official website quoted Goal. "He has a quality, purpose and passion to compete at the highest level of English Premier League competition. I am very satisfied able to take him to the club," he added.
Reo-Coker also expressed his delight after completing the transfer to Bolton, and now he looked forward to face the new season.
"I have spoken with the coach and he explained his plans and how he wanted the club to keep moving forward," said Reo-Coker.
"I want to be part of it and wanted to meet with team-mates so it can work right away," due diligence.
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