Forest Guest House

South Shields, Tyne & Wear, England

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About Forest Guest House

This property is a 5-minute walk from the beach. Award-winning 4-star silver guest house, 5 minutes' walk to beaches and parks, Forest Guest House offers cooked breakfasts and inviting bedrooms with free WiFi in the center of South Shields. A Visit England award-winning full English breakfast, cooked in the open-plan kitchen, is served every morning in the dining room. A choice of cereals is also available and special diets can be catered for on request. Here at the Forest our bedrooms are decorated in modern, boutique style all individual, and all have modern private bathrooms featuring luxury Duck Island Toiletries and Egyptian Cotton bath sheets For your comfort all our rooms feature a deluxe hospitality tray, a refrigerator. Each room has a free safe, hairdryer, USB sockets Our bedding is Egyptian cotton. Duvets and pillows are hypo-allergenic, although feather pillows are available on request. All rooms have a flat-screen smart TV, the larger rooms feature a 43-inch 4K flat-screen TV. Forest Guest House is less than a 10-minute walk from the Metro and Newcastle Airport is a 40-minute drive away. Newcastle itself can be reached in 30 minutes by car.

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