Campanile Hotel - Washington

Emerson Road, District 5, Washington, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Campanile Hotel - Washington

Ideally located just of junction 64 of the A1(M), the Campanile Washington offer excellent value for money. All our comfortably furnished rooms have en suite facilities, including TV (with sky channel), direct telephone line and Wi-Fi. There are 80 free car parking spaces for hotel and conference guests, as well as a restaurant and bar which offer quality, good value dishes and snacks throughout the day. Our fully equipped conference room is suitable for informal meetings and presentations and can seat up to 30 people (theatre style).

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