Best Western Sea Hotel

Sea Road, South Shields, Tyne and Wear, England

37 Rooms Prices from £65.00
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About Best Western Sea Hotel

Ideally placed for Sunderland and Tyneside, the Sea Hotel is within easy reach of the A1 and A19. The hotel offers free wireless Wi-Fi access, bars refurbished in 2006, bedrooms redecorated in 2007 and new ground floor bedrooms.

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