Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
A very impressive and imposing hotel that's clearly benefited from a multi-million pound revamp in the last year. I was offered a voucher each day for a free pint in return for foregoing daily housekeeping services and I thought this was a nice perk. Breakfasts are of the self-service variety and generally everything was in good supply, although all the croissants had gone occasionally. All in all an excellent base for a stay in Tynemouth, a gem of the North East.
A very impressive and imposing hotel that's clearly benefited from a multi-million pound revamp in the last year. I was offered a voucher each day for a free pint in return for foregoing daily housekeeping services and I thought this was a nice perk. Breakfasts are of the self-service variety and generally everything was in good supply, although all the croissants had gone occasionally. All in all an excellent base for a stay in Tynemouth, a gem of the North East.
Jonny
Reviewed September 4, 2024Reviewed September 4, 2024
We stayed at the Metropolitan whilst attending a Rugby World Cup Match at St James's Park. Only 30 min from the City Centre with frequent trains. Staff friendly and efficient. Rooms modern and well equipped.
We stayed at the Metropolitan whilst attending a Rugby World Cup Match at St James's Park. Only 30 min from the City Centre with frequent trains. Staff friendly and efficient. Rooms modern and well equipped.
Richard
Reviewed October 12, 2015Reviewed October 12, 2015
For one, budget conscious person travelling alone it's always great to find a single room allowing a saving. At The Royal Whitley Bay right in mid-July, in the middle of the seafront promenade area, I paid only £35 a night incl a lovely, large breakfast each day with fresh fruit, juice, coffee, yoghurt, cereals and a gorgeous, very large full English in a nice little breakfast room. Wow.
I know the little single room I stayed in from many years ago - old, unrenovated, the same as it was & good...
For one, budget conscious person travelling alone it's always great to find a single room allowing a saving. At The Royal Whitley Bay right in mid-July, in the middle of the seafront promenade area, I paid only £35 a night incl a lovely, large breakfast each day with fresh fruit, juice, coffee, yoghurt, cereals and a gorgeous, very large full English in a nice little breakfast room. Wow.
I know the little single room I stayed in from many years ago - old, unrenovated, the same as it was & good...
I enjoyed my short stay at the Winsor due to the very pleasant attitude of the staff who delt with me. The room & the facilities were very clean, i would certainly recommend the Winsor Hotel to any of my friends & famiily.
I enjoyed my short stay at the Winsor due to the very pleasant attitude of the staff who delt with me. The room & the facilities were very clean, i would certainly recommend the Winsor Hotel to any of my friends & famiily.
We had a lovely stay ! Room
301 was Beautiful with a fabulous view. Bed was lovely and comfortable, service at breakfast was spot on we will definitely stay again .
We had a lovely stay ! Room
301 was Beautiful with a fabulous view. Bed was lovely and comfortable, service at breakfast was spot on we will definitely stay again .
Modern clean room with a good view. Maintenance poor - room cold due to poor double glazing (very breezy). Shower in bathroom needed repairing - water squirting out of pipe rather than the head. No maid service - bed not made or towels replaced. No fridge in room.
Modern clean room with a good view. Maintenance poor - room cold due to poor double glazing (very breezy). Shower in bathroom needed repairing - water squirting out of pipe rather than the head. No maid service - bed not made or towels replaced. No fridge in room.
I was brought up in Sunderland, so stayed here a number of times. It was looking a bit tired, so we loved the new refurbishment, with nautical and seaside theme (especially coming from this area it was quite nostalgic). Stayed in the Cinnamon Exec room which was very well positioned overlooking the sea. Liked the quirky Roker Hotel newspaper (gave all hotel info needed). Breakfast was lovely (had the eggs benedict). Plenty of food choices here and a popular bar. Staff nice and friendly with good...
I was brought up in Sunderland, so stayed here a number of times. It was looking a bit tired, so we loved the new refurbishment, with nautical and seaside theme (especially coming from this area it was quite nostalgic). Stayed in the Cinnamon Exec room which was very well positioned overlooking the sea. Liked the quirky Roker Hotel newspaper (gave all hotel info needed). Breakfast was lovely (had the eggs benedict). Plenty of food choices here and a popular bar. Staff nice and friendly with good...
In Blyth, beach enthusiasts will find a delightful mix of coastal activities and relaxation. Start your adventure at Blyth Beach, where the expansive sands invite families to build sandcastles while the gentle waves beckon for a refreshing dip. Just a short stroll away, the historic Blyth Harbour offers picturesque views and an opportunity to watch local fishermen at work, giving you a taste of the town's maritime heritage. For those seeking a bit of adventure, try your hand at windsurfing or stand-up paddleboarding, with equipment rentals readily available nearby. Don't miss the chance to explore the nearby South Beach, a quieter stretch perfect for a peaceful stroll or a picnic with the kids. As you plan your stay, consider the hotels along the promenade, where you can wake up to the sound of the sea and enjoy easy access to the beach. These accommodations often feature family-friendly amenities and attentive service, ensuring a comfortable base for your seaside escapades.
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Which area of Blyth is best to stay in for beaches?
The best area to stay in Blyth for beaches is along the coastline, particularly near Blyth Beach and the area leading towards Cambois.
Blyth Beach itself is the main attraction, offering a long stretch of golden sand backed by dunes and a promenade. You'll find beach huts, a children's play area, and the iconic Blyth Beach Huts. The area is generally well-maintained and provides direct access to the North Sea.
Families will find this area particularly appealing. The beach provides ample space for children to play, build sandcastles, and enjoy the seaside. There are also facilities like public toilets and cafes nearby, making a day out convenient.
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Families will particularly enjoy the beach for its accessibility and dedicated play facilities. The large, open sandy area is great for building sandcastles, and the adventure play park keeps younger visitors entertained for hours. There are also designated areas for kitesurfing and paddleboarding if you're feeling more adventurous.
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