Gibside Hotel

Front St, Whickham, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Gibside Hotel

The Gibside Hotel is set in the old village centre of Whickham. We give that perfect blend of good food, pleasant surroundings and friendly staff providing you with a genuine welcome All our bedrooms are en-suite and all offer a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Each room is equipped with direct dial telephone, radio and colour television including satellite viewing. Of course you'll also find available, tea and coffee making facilities, a trouser press and hairdryer. The Gibside Hotel close to Newcastle is in an ideal location, whether for business or holiday. In the centre of historic Whickham village, yet closely situated to Newcastle city centre and the main business centres, as well as The Metro Centre, one of Europe's largest shopping malls, the Gibside Hotel is also only a short drive from The Quayside, the hub of Newcastle's nightlife. The hotel is also surrounded by some of the north east's finest heritage.

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