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Bed and breakfast in Sunderland |
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and breakfast in Sunderland. Sunderland was traditionally a major
centre of the shipbuilding and coal mining industries, although
the last shipyard closed in 1988; ships were built on the Wear
from at least 1346 onwards and by the mid 18th century Sunderland
was probably the chief ship-building town in the country. The
site of the last coal mine, closed in 1994, is now occupied by
the Stadium of Light, the home ground of football club Sunderland
A.F.C. Also see Sunderland &
Sunderland attractions.
If you are in the right town but cannot find
the accommodation you want on this page, you might consider Sunderland hotels. |
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| Best Western Tavistock Roker Hotel, Roker Terrace, Sunderland, SR6 9ND | ||
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The Tavistock Roker offers
57 bedrooms, many with breath taking sea views of the North Sea
and Roker Pier. Each bedroom is en-suite with tea &
coffee making facilities, satelitte television, trouser press
and telephone. The Hotel boasts Italian & Thai restaurants
serving fine food with a fantastic atmosphere which are renowned
in the local area. For a more traditional bar meal you can visit
the R-Bar serving food all day and with its raised decking area
you can enjoy a relaxing afternoon by the sea. |
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| Hawksley House, John Street, Sunderland, SR1 1NA | ||
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These one and 2-bedroom
serviced apartments within a superb, converted Victorian building
are located in the heart of Sunderland city centre, opposite
Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens. The building boasts a fantastic
oak staircase leading to a galleried landing with a beautiful
stained glass dome above. All apartments are individually designed
and have everything expected of a 4-star hotel room with the
added benefit of a fully-equipped kitchen with washer/dryer and
dishwasher, a full range of kitchenware, as well as cleaning
and a linen change. Spacious living areas have sumptuous leather
sofas and TVs with digital TV and DVD players. There is no minimum
or maximum stay. |
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| Sunderland Marriott Hotel, Queens Parade, Sunderland, SR68DB | ||
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Overlooking Whitburn Sands
and 2 miles (3.2 km) from Sunderland city centre, this
hotel offers sea-front views, spacious accommodation and an indoor
swimming pool. Marriott Sunderland provides limited free parking
for registered guests, as well as a fitness centre, a bar and
an on-site restaurant that is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
There is flexible meeting space and event facilities, as well
as on-site catering. |
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| The Pullman Lodge, Whitburn Road, Sunderland, SR6 8AA | ||
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An original Orient Express
railway carriage is featured at this family-run seaside hotel,
2 miles from Sunderland city centre and about 10 miles
from Durham and Newcastle Upon Tyne. The Sunderland Leisure and
Conference Centre is next door to The Pullman Lodge and 2 popular
sandy beaches are very close by. Enjoy a walk along the broad
promenade or travel a short distance to the Metro Centre or some
of Northumbria's great heritage sites. There are local bars and
restaurants within easy walking distance. Optional breakfast
is served in the restored Orient Express railway carriages, with
views of the north-east coast. The conference and banqueting
suite was fully refurbished in 2009. |
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| Queen Vic, Harbour View Road, Sunderland, SR6 8JJ | ||
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Ideally situated near the
seafront, The Queen Vic Hotel is close to the city centre, 1
mile away from Sunderland Train Station and a 1 minute walk to
the beach. Many of the rooms have sea views and some overlook
the picturesque marina. All comfortable en suite rooms have a
contemporary plasma-screen TV and Wi-Fi internet access is available.
The Queen Vic Hotel boasts a popular restaurant, specialising
in British food and a lively bar, with regular entertainment.
An ideal base to explore the surrounding area, the hotel is close
to Sunderland Football Club and The Stadium of Light. Overlooking
the North Sea, The Queen Vic Hotel is near the Sunderland Yacht
Club, marina and St. Peter's Church, a World Heritage Site. |
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| Roker Lodge, Roker Terrace, Sunderland, SR6 9NB | ||
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This traditional-style
guest accommodation overlooks the North Sea and Roker Pier,
with free parking and access to all the facilities at the Best
Western Roker Hotel. As a guest at Roker Lodge you can use the
Tavistock Thai China and Tavistock Italia restaurants. There
is a bar open till late, as well as the R Bar, where the TV shows
sports channels and there is a good range of value bar food and
drinks. All rooms have tea/coffee, TV, full room service and
free Wi-Fi. |
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| The Balmoral & Terrace Guest Houses, 2/3 Roker Terrace, Sunderland, SR6 9NB | ||
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2 Family Run Guesthouses
directly on Roker Sea Front with beautiful views of Sunderland's
coastline. The Balmoral and Terrace are right next door
to each other. They offer a family atmosphere, friendliness and
comfort. We've recently added a computer with a highspeed broadband
connection for guests use free of charge. Prominently situated
on Roker Sea front our family run guesthouses offer a warm friendly
welcome and fabulous views of the Sunderland coastline. We are
only a short distance from Sunderland town centre, National glass
centre, Sunderland University and the Stadium of light. We are
also close to the Sunderland Empire and at the end of the C2C
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| Chaise Guest House, 5 Roker Terrace, Sunderland, SR6 9NB | ||
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On the seafront at Roker,
Chaise Guest House enjoys an ideal location with perfect sea
views. Guests will appreciate the friendly atmosphere and helpful
service in this family-run establishment. This Victorian guest
house offers excellent value for money. Breakfast is included
and free parking is available. A variety of local restaurants
are nearby and Sunderland city centre is easily accessible. Chaise
Guest House is situated 30 minutes away from one of Europe's
largest shopping malls, the MetroCentre. Crowtree Leisure Centre
and the Empire Theatre are within easy reach. |
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| Premier Inn Sunderland North West, Timber Beach Road, Sunderland, SR5 3XG | ||
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On the outskirts of the
town. Sunderland North West Premier Inn is just off the A1231,
for easy travelling. Next door is an Old Orleans restaurant
and bar that serves food from the American Deep South. The bedrooms
are a comfortable base for the night, and feature great beds.
Some rooms at Premier Inn can take 2 adults and up to 2 children
(under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast
when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full
all-you-can-eat breakfast has the expected cooked items, including
vegetarian sausages, as well as a wide continental selection. |
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