Hotels & inns in Sunderland
If you’re searching for great hotels in Sunderland, our inns provide everything you need, from stunning sea views to warm, local hospitality.
The Seaburn Inn
Seaburn, Sunderland
If you like being beside the seaside, book now and stay at Sunderland’s new seafront place to eat, drink and stay, The Seaburn Inn.
Find out moreThe Seaton Lane Inn
Seaton, County Durham
Near Durham's Heritage Coast and seaside gems like Seaham, this popular inn is ideal for visiting Sunderland, Durham and Newcastle.
Find out moreWith its rich industrial heritage and scenic coastline, Sunderland offers a treasure trove of historic, cultural, and natural attractions. From fascinating museums and peaceful gardens to football landmarks and literary gems, there’s something here for everyone. Whether you’re after a coastal escape, countryside retreat, or a city break, our inns are the perfect base for exploring the best of Tyne and Wear.
For a full list of Tyne and Wear accommodation, including charming places to stay, eat, drink, and discover, look no further than The Inn Collection Group.
By the seaside
Whether you’re after an unforgettable staycation or simply in need of a relaxing getaway, look no further than the North East. Our welcoming hotels near Sunderland are just the place to stay.
This is the perfect spot for a proper seaside break, boasting fantastic beaches for laidback days, as well as a bustling city centre for exciting evenings out. With plenty to see and do, our hotels in Sunderland offer the ideal base for families, friends, couples, and solo travellers alike.
From traditional glass-blowing workshops to finding the famous walrus statue in Mowbray Park - a nod to Lewis Carroll’s time here - Sunderland is one of the UK’s hidden gems.
Looking to plan your next holiday? Find out more about Inn Collection Group today.
Family-friendly accommodation in Sunderland
Our inns are a home away from home, so of course the whole family is welcome – tails and all! We’re here to provide the perfect setting for you and your loved ones to spend some quality time together, all you need to do is relax and enjoy it.
We know that four-legged friends are part of the family too, which is why all our inns are dog-friendly. With pet-friendly rooms and dedicated areas in our restaurants, everyone can feel at home with us.
So, whether you’re planning a walk along the Durham Heritage Coast, a day out to Seaham or Roker Beach, or a visit to the striking Penshaw Monument, making memories with your loved ones is easy with our family-friendly accommodation in Sunderland.
What to do when you visit Sunderland
With grand, sweeping seascapes and an exciting city centre, there’s no place quite like Sunderland. To help you make the most of your holiday, we’ve pulled together some of our favourite things to see and do, so you can focus on having fun!
Explore Sunderland’s history and culture
Learn about Sunderland’s rich industrial past at the Sunderland Museum and Winter Gardens. Housing exhibits on local history, art, and natural sciences, this is the perfect place to start your day before heading on to the National Glass Centre. Here, you can discover the city’s glassmaking heritage through demonstrations and workshops – and even take a piece of Sunderland home with you.
Get back to nature
Sunderland offers some of the most scenic coastlines in the UK. Roker and Seaburn beaches are the perfect backdrops for walking, picnicking, and even watersports for the more adventurous.
Closer inland, you can explore the natural beauty of Herrington Country Park, with its woodlands, lakes and playgrounds. It’s an ideal destination for family days out.
Discover the Stadium of Light
Football fans won’t want to miss a guided tour of the Stadium of Light, home to Sunderland AFC. This is well worth a visit to see the impressive scale of the stadium and uncover some of Sunderland’s best-kept sporting secrets. If you’re looking for hotels near the Stadium of Light, our inns put you within easy reach.
Go the extra mile
Take a trip outside the city and you’ll find attractions like Souter Lighthouse and The Leas. The iconic Victorian lighthouse was the UK’s first designed to be lit by electricity. Meanwhile, The Leas is two-and-a-half miles of clifftop grassland, wildflower meadows, and unbeatable views along the England Coastal Path.
Explore the region of Tyne and Wear
Fancy exploring a little further afield in Tyne and Wear? The region has plenty more to offer. Staying in a hotel near Sunderland means you’re well within reach of these gems – but if you’d prefer a base elsewhere, our other inns in Tyne and Wear provide just as warm a welcome.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Newcastle is about a 30-minute drive from Sunderland and well worth a visit. This vibrant city is a fantastic place to find great food, drink, and countless cultural and historical attractions. If you’d rather have a base here, you can take on ‘the Toon’ in style by staying at one of our cosy and comfortable hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Tynemouth
Tynemouth, around 30 minutes from Sunderland and 20 from Newcastle is a charming coastal village popular with walkers, shoppers, and maritime history fans. If this sounds up your street, consider staying at The Tynemouth Castle Inn, which stands proudly over the sweeping Longsands Beach.
Stay in our hotels in Sunderland
The Seaburn Inn
The Seaburn Inn is one of the best places to stay in Sunderland, perfectly located right on the seafront. It’s an ideal spot to eat, drink, sleep, and explore, just moments from Roker with its famous pier, and close to Whitburn in South Tyneside.
Situated in one of The Inn Collection Group’s most stunning locations, the four-star Seaburn Inn boasts modern en-suite bedrooms, standout facilities and unbeatable views of the North Sea. Whether you’re staying for a week or a weekend, this is the perfect place to get away from it all and discover the best of the North East.
The Seaburn Inn offers delicious pub food in our sea-view restaurant, and breakfast is included with the price of your room. Here, you can kick back, relax with a tipple overlooking the beach, and enjoy easy access to the city whenever you fancy.
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