Quality Hotel Sunderland

Witney Way, Boldon Business Park, Boldon Colliery, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Quality Hotel Sunderland

The Quality Hotel Sunderland is a modern hotel with leisure facilities, restaurants, bars and free parking for guests. 7 miles to Newcastle, 8 miles from Sunderland and 5 miles to South Shields with easy access to the A1 and A19. Major refurbishment has just been completed. You can now stay in bright new rooms. The restaurant, bar and public areas have also been fully refurbished. An ideal location for business, touring or a relaxing family break away with many tourist attractions nearby such as Wet and Wild, The Metro Centre, Beamish Museum, Royal Quays and not forgetting the famous Catherine Cookson Country. Near Nissan, Doxford Park, Team Valley, Metro Centre. Near companies such as J Barbours, Rolls Royce, T-Mobile, Nike, Fila, AMP Tyne and AMEC. Our 82 premier plus bedrooms are equipped with en suite facilities, direct dial telephone, remote control colour TV with satellite channels and teletext, heated towel rail, personalised toiletries, hospitality tray, trouser press, and refrigerated mini bar. We also offer lady guestrooms with added security. The restaurant offers an enticing selection of food, both from the a la carte menu and carvery. You'll find excellent portions and a good atmosphere. There's a reasonably priced wine list and a very well stocked bar.

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