The seafront hotel right by award-winning beaches in the UK
Read on to find out about the plenty of seaside attractions near the Inn.
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The sea-view rooms offer comfort and plenty of amenities
Where is The Seaburn Inn?
In the prime location between coastal and city life, this rustic inn is right on the beachfront but still near
The Sunderland train station is only a 15-minute taxi to the Inn.
Driving to the Seaburn Inn will also be no problem as free parking is offered to all guests.
What is the hotel like?
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Perfect for couples or families, there is a beer garden if you fancy a pint in the sun, whilst your children are in the play area.
What is there to do at the hotel?
Perfect for couples or families as it is close to seaside attractions, the Empire Theatre, a park, and the city centre if you fancy a spot of shopping.
Tyne and Wear boasts Blue Flag award-winning beaches, just a quick twenty-minute walk from Seaburn.
Fancy something more historic? Visit the National Glass Centre to learn how glass-making was brought to Sunderland 1,300 years ago and see demonstrations.
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What is there to eat and drink there?
Before dinner, enjoy a cocktail (starting from £9) or a glass of wine (a cheap £4.50) on the outdoor terrace overlooking the beach and sunset.
Tuck into hearty British classics (fish and chips £17, toad in the hole £16, and sticky toffee pudding which is to die for £8.50) for an affordable price with a beautiful sea view at their restaurant.
Not to worry there is also a kids' menu and a cheaper
What are the rooms like at?
One night B&B in a double room is from £89.
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There are fabulous sea view rooms with sliding doors and balconies looking out over the beach and North Sea, great for enjoying an al fresco drink.
Our room had a cosy bed, toiletries and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Is the hotel family-friendly?
Yes. It has great spacious rooms to accommodate, and bunk beds for the kids.
The Seaburn Inn also extends their invite to your four-legged animal at an extra cost of £15.
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Is there access for guests with disabilities?
Yes. There are accessible rooms and a lift for convenience.
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