Once upon a Tyne

Beach Road, South Shields, Tyne & Wear, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Once upon a Tyne

Set in the heart of South Shields, this dynamic hotel offers comfort, mod cons and a range of sporting activities. A short walk the beaches and at the centre of the North Sea Cycle Route, this is the ideal place to come and be re-invigorated. Take advantage of the hotel's numerous sporting activity offers, or explore the delights of this coastal area before returning to unwind in fresh, bright rooms, equipped with TV and DVD. A metro stop is nearby to provide easy access to surrounding attractions; big-city shopping and nightlife.

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