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A luxurious 4 star hotel which boasts magnificent seafront views. The spacious rooms feature dedicated workspace, satellite TV and internet access. The Grand Hotel Sunderland provides a perfect...
Located next to the Stadium of Light, home to Sunderland Association Football Club and one of the key conference facilities in the North East of England, the Hilton Garden Inn is the perfect...
Located in the heart of the city centre, close to the University of Sunderland city campus and opposite the Sunderland Empire Theatre, the Premier Inn City Centre hotel is an ideal place to stay when...
Set in a tranquil area, within its own 18-hole championship golf course, the George Washington hotel has stylish, spacious rooms, perfect for both business and leisure breaks.
Public areas include...
The Quality Hotel is one of the regions newest and most stylish hotels. Their vision is to keep it fresh, funky and chic.
It needs to be on the top of everyone’s list of places to visit, whether you...
This modern hotel offers stunning views of the coastline. Well-equipped bedrooms come in a variety of sizes, and several have feature bathrooms. Functions, conferences and weddings are all well...
Nestling in quiet country setting in Houghton-le-Spring, the Chilton Country Pub & Hotel is a great base for leisure and business breaks. The bar offers warming log fires and The Orangery...
This long established hotel in Washington, is known for its friendly staff and warm welcome. The hotel has a Traders Restaurant, and a newly refurbished lounge and bar area. There are 136 fully air...
A modern, comfortable budget hotel, part of the Campanile chain, offering traditional French hospitality. Everything in your Campanile Hotel Washington is designed so you can enjoy relaxation,...
Good quality comfortable rooms with with friendly service the Premier Inn has everything you need, incredibly comfortable beds in every room and an onsite Brewers Fayre restaurant serving great value...
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St Peter's Church in Monkwearmouth formed part of the Anglo-Saxon monastery of Wearmouth-Jarrow, which was home to the author of the first history of England, the Venerable Bede.
