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It’s all about the Quality Business with Clarion Hotels
The well-known Quality Hotel in Boldon has announced that it will be changing to a Clarion with immediate effect. Still under the wing of the Choice Hotels brand, Clarion Hotels tend to be more destination-based venues, with a higher corporate following than that of the Quality brand, which attracts more of the leisure industry.
Not only will the change allow the hotel to compete for much more of the regions corporate business, the Clarion Hotel will bring seven brand new executive rooms, perfect for those travelling to the North East for corporate and business events looking to wow their clients.
The 83-bedroom hotel is set to offer both their leisure and corporate clients more break-out space within the hotel with the addition of brand new restaurant Carter & Finch. Already a popular eatery in their sister hotel, The George Washington located in Washington, the stand-alone restaurant will serve delicious, authentic Italian food to their diners in Boldon.
The Clarion hotel will still be keeping the same four-star rating offered whilst trading under the Choice umbrella, so whilst it may be losing its name… it certainly won’t be losing its quality.
If you’re travelling to the North East or visiting the South Tyneside area, the Clarion Hotel is the ideal place to meet your clients, rest your head… and fill your stomach.
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