Kingsmere Guest House

South Shields, Tyne & Wear, England

About Kingsmere Guest House

Set in a residential street, this large Victorian house is only a 2-minute walk to South Shields town center, parks and beaches. It has nicely decorated bedrooms and free parking. All rooms are tastefully decorated with traditional features and modern touches, such as flat-screen TVs. Guests also get tea/coffee making facilities and free WiFi. A full English breakfast is available. Restaurants and pubs can be found a 5-minute walk away and special diets can be catered for on request. The South Shields North Marine Park is at the end of the road from the property. Little Haven beach, Sand Haven beach and Ocean Beach Pleasure Park are a 5-minute walk away. For guests visiting South Shields for training purposes, the South Tyneside Nautical College and the Sea Survival Center are a 10-minute walk away from the guest house.

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