Tulip Inn Newcastle Gateshead

Maingate, Kingsway North, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Tulip Inn Newcastle Gateshead

Stylish and modern 3-star hotel located only 2.5 miles from central Newcastle and positioned just off the A1. The hotel is within easy reach of all the North East provides, including the Metro Centre, Quayside Nightlife and Newcastle. All bedrooms offer stylish and comfortable accommodation. All are en suite with walk-in power showers, fluffy duvets, free wireless connections, interactive TV with satellite stations including Sky Sports, a direct dial phone, trouser press, iron with ironing board, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Public areas are non-smoking. Bibo Bistro serves a full English breakfast and evening meals. The stylish bar area offers comfort and relaxation. The hotel opened in October 2004. All public areas are non-smoking. Tulip Inns offer style, comfort, great value and, perhaps best of all, friendly, attentive staff. We have everything you'll need for a pleasant short break or business trip.

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