Express By Holiday Inn Newcastle Metro Centre

Clasper Way, Off A1114, Swalwell, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Express By Holiday Inn Newcastle Metro Centre

The Express Holiday Inn Newcastle is located just off the a1 and well positioned for Metro Centre and Newcastle. Our location is such that we are perfect for visiting Newcastle and for an overnight stop on the way to Scotland. Express by Holiday Inn Newcastle - Metro Centre is ideally located a short drive from Metro Centre, one of Europe's largest Shopping Centres with over 350 shops and restaurants, multi-screen cinema, food court, themed shopping areas, bowling alley and indoor theme park. The hotel has easy access to the A1 Western by-pass and is within driving distance of Team Valley, Washington, New Town, Sunderland, Newcastle, Gateshead, Blaydon, Cramlington, Killingworth, Rowland's Gill, Consett and Durham. The hotel is an excellent overnight stop on the way to or from Scotland. In addition, the hotel makes an ideal base for a short break for exploring Hadrian's Wall, Holy Island, Durham Cathedral, Beamish Open Air Museum and the unspoilt Northumberland coastline. The nightlife of Newcastle City Centre is only 3.5 miles from the hotel.

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