York House Hotel

106 Park Avenue, Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, England

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About York House Hotel

The York House Hotel is a 4 star family run quality guest accomodation. Ideally positioned to access all areas of Tyne & Wear, and only 15 minutes from Newcastle city centre. Our Hotel is centrally yet quietly located, overlooking Whitley Bay Park, 200m from safe sandy blue flag award winning beaches. The Hotel now offers a FREE wireless Wi-Fi broadband internet access. Please note......Bed and breakfast served only. Excellent selection of restaurants & bars are within minutes walk.

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