An 'impressive' hotel in the North East has been named among the 34 best hotels in the UK and Ireland.
If you're looking for a reason to get away, then look no further - given that the venue has now been included in a list of one of the best around.
According to Glamour Magazine, County Hotel in Newcastle is worthy of a spot on the list - given its luxurious feel and the fact that it's near the bus and train station, so don't have to drive to get to the venue.
Glamour magazine said: "The best hotels in the UK and Ireland should not be underestimated compared to their overseas competitors. Take our word for it.
"If you know where to look, that is. The good news? We've been working hard (*ahem*) visiting some of the most luxurious hotels the UK has to offer, in a bid to reveal the very best hotels dotted about England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.
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"Yep: we’ve literally ventured to every corner of the British Isles – from Edinburgh and Somerset to Yorkshire and the Scottish Highlands – to discover the very best boutique hotels, seaside boltholes, treehouse hotels and country house hotels with golf courses and Michelin-starred restaurants. There’s something for everyone, so consider your UK getaway sorted."
And here's what Glamour Magazine had to say about County Hotel.
County Hotel, Newcastle
Best for: City centre.
Glamour said: "Fancy a city break? The County Hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne awaits. Its rich interior serves as the perfect base to return to after a day of exploring - the independent hotel is located in the heart of Newcastle city centre and opposite Newcastle’s Central Rail and Bus Station, so it’ll still feel like a proper holiday as you needn’t drive yourself there!"
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