Accommodation Promoting Midweek & Weekend Short Breaks
Accommodation offering midweek or weekend short breaks in Tyne and Wear
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Cliff Top Apartments With Character And Exceptional Sea Views.
> Midweek Short Breaks: Enjoy a great getaway, four nights (Mon-Fri) or 3 nights (Fri-Mon) for just £250. Sleeps 4. That's just £16 per person per night including linen, towels, welcome basket, all heating (no nasty meters) and bottle of wine to welcome you on arrival. Book your getaway now! Available Nov-Feb excluding Xmas. > Weekend Short Breaks: Three full nights Friday to Monday in our beautiful Lookout Apartment. Just what the autumn evenings are made for. Fully inclusive including wine and home made biscuits on arrival, free WiFi. Booking now, and available Nov-Feb. Perfect for beating the winter blues and as a post-Christmas lift.
"You simply can't get closer to the sea or have more stunning, uninterrupted ocean views. Just a pedestrian walkway between you and the sea. And TWO blue flag beaches."
Attractive Comfortable Flat Only 10 Minute Walk To Sea Front!
> Midweek Short Breaks: Low Season - High Season/Holiday Period (based on a 3 night stay) Please note due to demand for weekly lets then last minute short breaks are only possible during high season/holiday periods.)
It may be possible for short breaks to commence on any day of the week and can be for different lengths of stay - please enquire for confirmation/price > Weekend Short Breaks: SHORT BREAK STAYS WELCOME - PLEASE ENQUIRE (LATE AVAILABILITY OFFERS POSSIBLE DEPENDANT ON AVAILABILITY/DATES.)
"The holiday flat is 0.6 of a mile to the sea front (only a 5-10 minute walk) where a stunning coastline awaits you! Beach bars, restaurants, fun fair, fantastic walkways and cycleways, and parks."