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 Georgian style suburban hotel |
97-103 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2TJ United Kingdom +44 191 281 1358 http://www.cairnhotelgroup.com |
This large family owned hotel is situated mid-terrace in a popular residential street close to Jesmond Dene, a sprawling Victorian park. Sporting an art deco style, the hotel has a residents bar and restaurant, Oswald's, as well as the popular restaurant and bar, Bar Berlise, which is open to both residents and the public. All rooms are en suite, and are tastefully decorated. The Cairn is ideally placed for easy access to the city centre, which is only a ten minute walk away, and is also close to Metro and bus routes. There are two ground floor rooms suitable for disabled guests. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 11th-century castle |
The Society of Antiquaries Castle Keep, Castle Garth Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 8QN United Kingdom +44 191 232 7938 |
The 'New Castle' from which the city derives its name was founded in 1080 by Robert Curthose, son of William the Conqueror, on the site of a Roman fort. It was originally a fortified enclosure of clay and wood, but was rebuilt in stone in the late 12th/early 13th century. Added to the site at this time were the keep, a gatehouse, and an enclosing wall. Visitors will see the keep's two Royal accommodation suites, a public hall, a private room, the garrison room, and a Norman chapel. The castle roof offers a spectacular - and once privileged - view of Newcastle, particularly the nearby river Tyne and its bridges. Because the castle retains the steep steps from years gone by, there is no disabled access. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hotel with rooftop bar |
Newgate Street Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 5SX United Kingdom +44 191 232 5025 |
Formerly the Quality Hotel, the Chasley is in the very heart of Newcastle's city centre, and therefore couldn't be more conveniently placed for public transport, shops, and nightlife. Looking further afield, both the coast and Gateshead Metro Centre are within five miles. It's a modern and comfortable three-star hotel which has a choice of two bars, but the large (120 seat) rooftop bar and restaurant do offer some striking views across the city. In addition the hotel provides regular live entertainment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom |
Newcastle's city centre is certainly not behind the times. The city centre has many shopping areas, including Eldon Square, where the largest Fenwick department store in the country is located. Northumberland Street was ranked as the most expensive shopping road in the U.K., outside of London, for sellers to rent out. The district also contains the largest music venue in the city, Metro Radio Arena, which seats 11,000. In addition to all the entertaining aspects of the city centre, it also plays host to the country's first Biotechnology Village, called the "Centre for Life." The city council considers it the first big step to making Newcastle the "science city." Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Two-star family run hotel with jacuzzi |
82-86 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2AP United Kingdom +44 191 281 3361 http://www.cairnhotelgroup.com |
The Carlton stands out from similar establishments in the same area because of its very popular wine bar and its pleasant garden in which residents can sit out. All rooms are en suite. The popular residential suburb of Jesmond is an ideal base from which to discover Newcastle, being outside the bustle of the city centre, but within easy driving, Metro, or even walking distance of it. Access to main roads, buses, the Metro System, and the railway are all excellent. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury quayside 4-star hotel |
The Close Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 3RT United Kingdom +44 191 222 0333 http://www2.millenniumhotels.com/ |
The Copthorne is ideally positioned in Newcastle's recently redeveloped Quayside. The spectacular views (available from every room) across the River Tyne with its famous sweeping bridges, give this modern four-star hotel a really special feel. Moreover, the hub of Newcastle is on the doorstep, and there is easy access to the airport, railway station and motorway. The hotel provides fine dining - French cuisine in Le Rivage, and informality in Harry's Bar. There is a sports/leisure club, including swimming pool and fully equipped gymnasium, and free on-site car parking. Hard to beat. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old fashioned suburban quality and charm |
38-42 Grosvenor Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2RP United Kingdom +44 191 281 1502 |
The Dene is a family-owned hotel conveniently situated in a pleasant suburban residential street. It offers a helpful and personal service. There is a lift, and one room with widened doors which would be suitable for a disabled guest. At the bottom of the street is the beautiful Jesmond Dene, a Victorian park, with many places of interest and charm to explore. The city centre is only one and a half miles away, whilst Gateshead International Stadium can be reached by the Metro from West Jesmond. Most of the tastefully and traditionally decorated rooms are en suite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Russet-hued village hotel |
Front Street Whickham Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE16 4JG United Kingdom +44 191 488 9292 |
This warm, russet-hued four-star hotel is to be found in the centre of the old village of Whickham, only a few minutes drive from Newcastle, and conveniently close to all the shops and amenities at the Gateshead Metro Centre. It boasts a spectacular view of both Newcastle and the Tyne Valley. The building itself feels like a pleasant mix of old-fashioned and modern. The en suite rooms all have an uncluttered comtemporary design. The Strathmore restaurant serves fine food in elegant surroundings, and the Sphinx bar serves both food and drinks in an Egyptian-themed setting. Golfers are entitled to use the excellent facilities at the nearby Beamish Park Hotel. A useful base for travellers to Newcastle or the beautiful Northumbrian countryside, as well as for business people, who crave relaxation at the end of a long day. Not close to rail or Metro links. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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3 star classic resort hotel |
Grand Parade Tynemouth Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE30 4ER United Kingdom +44 191 293 6666 http://www.grandhotel-uk.com/ |
Overlooking Tynemouth Long Sands, this classic Victorian three-star hotel has bags of character and style. Originally built in 1872 as a residence for the Duchess of Northumberland, it has recently been completely refurbished. There is a restaurant and licensed bar. The restaurant has an imaginative menu - offering both French and English food. The Grand has built up a positive reputation over the years and is a popular venue for wedding parties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Small high-quality hotel |
92 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2TD United Kingdom +44 191 281 6325 http://www.gresham-hotel.com |
Situated minutes from the heart of one of the UK's most thriving cities, in the trendy and fashionable Jesmond area of Newcastle, is the popular and newly refurbished Gresham Hotel amongst first class bars and restaurants. Bedrooms have contemporary decor and in-suite, they have tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryers, direct dial phones, modem access, sky television and offers a welcome for which the area is renowned. Gresham Hotel's published rates include breakfast, which is served daily in the café-bar. You can unwind after a busy day and soak up the relaxed ambience of our friendly public bar "barbacca", serving fresh food through 'til 5pm. There's also a popular happy hour 4p-7p for sampling some of the world most famous cocktails at a fraction of the price. For those business guests wanting a little peace and quiet to do last minute paperwork or catch up on emails Gresham Hotel's business centre is available for use 24 hours a day; or you can chill out in the TV lounge. The nearby West Jesmond metro station and local bus route provides convenient, efficient access from and to all areas of the region, and free car parking makes it simple for those who prefer to drive making the Gresham Hotel an ideal location for the business or leisure traveller. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom |
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A friendly reception at two-star suburban hotel |
Grosvenor Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2RR United Kingdom +44 191 281 0980 http://www.grosvenor-hotel.com |
This well-established privately owned two-star hotel is only a five minute drive from Newcastle's bustling city centre. Situated in Jesmond, which is a lively and popular suburb of Newcastle, the Grosvenor Hotel offers a quiet location, a friendly atmosphere, and a comfortably relaxing base from which to explore the surrounding area. Buses, roads, rail, and Metro can all be easily reached. There is a licensed residents bar, and a restaurant which caters for special diets. All rooms are en suite and car parking is free. A 24-hour reception allows flexible check-in times. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom |
Situated just north of the city centre, Jesmond is a largely residential district. The homes here are among the most expensive in the city. Jesmond has a large student population, as many students attending the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and Northumbria University call it home. Hotels along Osborne Road have become known for their bars and, because of this, the road is legendary among the partying, clubbing and drinking crowds. The largest shopping area in Jesmond, Acorn Road, was laid out before cars were common so the roads are very narrow. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family-friendly two-star hotel |
44 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2AL United Kingdom +44 (0) 191 281 8111 http://www.hotelnewcastle.co.uk |
This two-star hotel is situated mid-terrace in the popular residential area of Jesmond. The hotel is privately run and provides a helpful and friendly service at a reasonable cost. There is a resident's bar and restaurant, and a pleasant garden at the rear of the building where guests can relax. The hotel provides its own car parking facilities and guests have use of the nearby David Lloyd Leisure club. There are two ground floor rooms suitable for disabled visitors. Full room service is provided until 10:30pm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Art deco style cosmopolitan French brasserie |
104 The Close Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 3DX United Kingdom +44 191 245 5000 http://www.malmaison-newcastle... |
At the heart of the regenerated Quayside, in the Malmaison Hotel, this art deco-style brasserie is a must for lovers of fine food. The atmosphere is relaxed, the discretely screened booths offer an air of intimacy, and the waiters are, to a person, extremely knowledgable about the food and wine. The menu is based on the classic French brasserie model, but is delivered with a contemporary spin that makes this a truly cosmopolitan dining experience. Try the à la carte menu, or if you are in need of economising on time or money, the express lunch or the fixed price dinner which are attractive alternatives that do not sacrifice quality. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quayside hotel with popular brasserie |
Newcastle Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 3DX United Kingdom +44 191 245 5000 http://www.malmaison.com |
The Malmaison is a stylish, grandiose hotel - ideal for that pampered stay. Situated in Newcastle's Quayside with all its pubs, clubs, wine bars, restaurants, points of interest and centrality, the Malmaison has much to recommend it. You will find good French cuisine in their popular Brasseriewhich overlooks the River Tyne, or discover a list of excellent wines and beers in the Mal Bar. The bedrooms are luxuriously furnished - fresh flowers, CD players, cable TV, and in-house movies. The Central Railway Station is a few minutes walk away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for business travellers |
Silverlink Coast Road Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE28 9HP United Kingdom +44 191 202 9955 http://www.menzies-hotels.co.uk |
This four-star luxury hotel is perfectly located for transport links. Being approximately one mile from the northern end of the Tyne Tunnel, and a 15 minute drive from Newcastle International airport, it offers an ideal base from which to gain quick access, both to the hub of the city, and to outlying attractions including the Northumbrian Coast. The hotel has a choice of dining, the informal main restaurant and the more select Lindisfarne Restaurant. There is a fitness and leisure room, and in addition there are facilities for golf, bowling, and swimming all conveniently close by. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Parkland setting for prestigious four-star hotel |
High Gosforth Park Newcastle upon Tyne, GB NE3 5HN United Kingdom +44 191 236 4111 http://marriott.com/property/p... |
The Gosforth Park Hotel has long been regarded as one of Newcastle's premier hotels. Part of its attraction is definitely the ideal position - set in 12 acres of parkland it offers the sense of a rural retreat whilst being very near to the busy city centre. The International Airport is six miles away, while the railway station is five miles. Extensive leisure/fitness facilities, fine food - the main restaurant has two coveted AA Rosettes - and friendly, helpful service promise a luxurious stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Regular flat and national hunt horse racing |
High Gosforth Park Gosforth Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE3 5HP United Kingdom +44 191 236 2020 http://www.newcastleracecourse... |
Consistently voted the best northern racecourse, Newcastle is a pleasantly situated Grade One course to the north of the city, that offers regular race meetings throughout the year. The Bank Holiday meetings always tend to be the most popular as punters throng to the course for some racing action. Newcastle stages races on the flat and over jumps so there is a variety of attractions on offer, as well as the occasional evening event in the summer months. As you would expect, the course has plenty of bars and restaurants on site, and there are amusements to keep the kids happy while parents concentrate on the racing. Conference and corporate hospitality facilities are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cheap, but clean accommodation |
107 Jesmond Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 1NJ United Kingdom +44 191 281 2570 http://www.yha.org.uk |
The Newcastle branch of the worldwide association for travellers is typical in its friendliness and informality. The hostel, in a large converted town house, stands in the same residential suburb as a number of hotels, but is, of course, a good deal less expensive than any of them. The hostel is close to a bus depot, and a Metro station, and is only a few minutes walk away from the main campus of the University of Northumbria, as well as the city center. Accommodation is dormitory style, with communal rooms holding up to eight people. Private rooms can be arranged if you specify this when you book. Bookings should be made at least 48 hours before arrival, so turning up on the doorstep and expecting a room is not a good idea. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Floodlit driving range and eighteen hole course |
High Gosforth Park Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE3 5HT United Kingdom +44 191 236 2498 |
This is an 18 hole, par 72 golf course located in High Gosforth Park, just off the A1 and next to Newcastle Race Course, and the prestigious Marriott Gosforth Park Hotel. Visitors are welcome with prior reservations, or by the introduction of a current member, but may not play at weekends or on competition days. There is also a 45 bay floodlit driving range (open to all), and a nine hole pitch and putt course, as well as a friendly bar and restaurant that serves meals and snacks all day. Lessons are also available. Trolleys can be hired for a small fee. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suburban hotel with extensive leisure and conference facilities |
Ponteland Road Kenton Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE3 3HZ United Kingdom +44 191 214 0303 http://www.novotel.com |
Opened in 1990, this modern three-star hotel is conveniently located for visitors to the local coastline, the beautiful Northumbrian countryside, Newcastle city centre, or the Gateshead Metro Centre (The). The hotel is also close to industrial parks, the local BBC Television Centre, and the main campus of the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. All rooms have en suite facilities, as well as double beds and sofas. The Garden Restaurant offers brasserie-style meals. Children are very welcome, and both indoor and outdoor play facilities are available. A sauna, pool, and a well equipped gymnasium are available for the use of guests, and there is a golf course nearby. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pleasant suburban hotel, within reach of city centre |
13-15 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2AE United Kingdom +44 191 281 3385 |
The Osborne Hotel is a pleasant hotel in the popular residential suburb of Jesmond, with a private car park, pleasant gardens, and a night porter. There is a licensed bar, and a fine quality Greek restuarant. The decor is a cheerful blend of old fashioned and modern, and all rooms are en-suite and comfortably furnished. The hotel is ideally situated for the city centre, and access to rail, road, bus, and Metro links. The University of Northumbria campus is near by, as is the home ground of Northumberland County Cricket Club. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Newcastle upon Tyne United Kingdom |
This is the oldest part of Newcastle, and was for many years in a state of decay. Recently, however, the decline has been reversed. Some of the old warehouses and residences (many dating back to the sixteenth century) have been converted into pubs, restaurants, and apartments without compromising the original architecture. Development continues, and the Gateshead Millennium Bridge now links the Quayside with the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art across the Tyne in Gateshead. Every Sunday there is a street market, with stalls selling clothes, books, records, and much else. But one of the nicest things to do at the Quayside is simply to stroll. There are broad paved areas fronting the river, with seating, and a number of intriguing sculptures to look at. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxurious seafront hotel |
Promenade Whitley Bay Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE26 2RL United Kingdom +44 191 252 3201 http://www.rex-hotel.com |
This English tourist board commended hotel occupies a large corner site facing the Promenade of this popular seaside resort, ideally placed for the town's lively night life. Many of the rooms have magnificent views of the North Sea, and the hotel's two restaurants also overlook the sea. Attached to the hotel are two lively public bars with late night opening at weekends, and a club/cafe, or if you prefer something quieter there is a private residents' lounge. Live cabaret style entertinment is a regular feature. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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inexpensive suburban hotel |
2-4 Rosebery Crescent Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 1ET United Kingdom +44 191 281 3363 http://www.roseberyhotel.co.uk |
Situated on a quiet, residential street, next to the beautiful, sprawling acres of, Jesmond Dene, this pleasant, 20-year old hotel has a rural feel, whilst still being ideally situated for many of the area's main attractions. The city centre is only a five minute drive away, while buses, Metro and, main trunk routes are all in close proximity. The hotel blends Edwardian elegance with all the comforts of modern living at a very reasonable price. In addition, there is unrestricted free parking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian-style hotel |
Neville Street Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 5DH United Kingdom +44 191 232 0781 http://www.royalstationhotel.com/ |
For old-fashioned style mixed with modern comforts, the Royal Station Hotel is hard to beat. Situated bang in the centre of town, close to the Central Railway Station, it is still only five miles from the airport. Opened in 1858 by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, the hotel is now a family run concern promising guests a friendly and courteous service. The restaurant - La Grille - has both à la carte and table d'hôte menus along with a good wine list. The Empire Bar is pleasant and informal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Secluded five-star hotel |
Slaley Newcastle upon Tyne, NBL NE47 0BY United Kingdom +44 1434 673350 http://www.devereonline.co.uk |
Situated in 1,000 acres of rural parkland, the Slaley Hall Hotel is still only a convenient thirty minute drive from the centre of Newcastle. The hotel is renowned for its extensive leisure facilities—a championship golf course, hot air ballooning, and quad biking to name but a few. Inside the ambience is lush and stylishly upmarket. The bedrooms and suites are air conditioned and luxuriously fitted, while in the food department the Fairways Brasserie has a well deserved Rosette award. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Championship PGA course with Ryder Cup intentions |
Slaley Hall International Hotel Slaley Newcastle upon Tyne, NBL NE47 0BY United Kingdom http://www.devereonline.co.uk |
Located 25 miles west of Newcastle, Slaley Hall has two championship courses and has hosted a number of prestigious PGA events, including the Great North Open Golf Championship, attracting top golfers from the European tour (including the likes of Langer and Ballasteros). The course is bidding to host the Ryder Cup in 2009. The venue is part of the Slaley Hall Hotel and Spa complex, and is set in beautiful parkland. You will find a practice range, short game practice area, and a practice green, as well as a clubhouse and restaurant. Visitors are welcome on weekdays, but prior booking is essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Silver star awarded city centre hotel |
12-18 Dean Street Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 1PG United Kingdom +44 191 261 7771 http://www.surteeshotel.co.uk |
The Surtees Hotel is a privately run three-star hotel in the very heart of the city. It has been recently refurbished in a modern, up-beat style, and is ideally positioned for enjoying the sights and night life of Newcastle. Close to the beautiful and architecturally important St Nicholas's Cathedral, the Surtees is also conveniently close to two Metro stops and is just a short walk from the Central railway station. There is a bistro restaurant, a very lively public bar, function/conference rooms, and a private resident's lounge. The Quayside with all its bars, clubs, and restaurants is literally a minute's walk from the hotel. The Surtees has been awarded an English Tourist Board silver star for the standard of its service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Suburban hotel close to city centre |
Jesmond Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 1PR United Kingdom +44 191 281 5511 http://www.swallow-hotels.com |
The Swallow Imperial is located in Jesmond, which is a pleasant suburb of Newcastle, five minutes drive, or two Metro stops from the city centre. The hotel provides many excellent facilities. Chapters Restaurant offers deliciously tempting food with a menu that reflects both local and international cuisine, while the Swallow Leisure Club has, amongst many other features, an indoor swimming pool and a gymnasium. Each of the 122 rooms is en-suite, and all are furnished in tasteful and traditional styles. There is extensive room service, and lounge menus are available. Undercover parking is provided for 110 cars, with an overspill car park outside. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Palatial hotel in the heart of the city |
Neville Street Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 5DF United Kingdom +44 87 0333 9142 http://www.thistlehotels.com/ |
This is an impressively palatial hotel situated right in the heart of the city centre, opposite the Central railway station and close to St Mary's Cathedral, and the Life Science Centre. Both interior and exterior have a grand feel that takes you back to a previous generation of style and service. The location is ideal for rail, Metro, and bus links, shops, the theatre, and the justly famous Newcastle night life. The nearby restaurant and bar Gengis is owned by the hotel. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City Landmark Hotel |
Castle Garth Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 1RQ United Kingdom +44 191 233 1010 |
Standing next to the historic Castle Keep, and with spectacular views of St Nicholas Cathedral and the Tyne Bridge, the Vermont Hotel is a striking listed building. It is close to the Quayside - ideally placed for enjoying Newcastle's eclectic nightlife, and within easy walking distance of the Theatre Royal and the Central railway station. The Vermont offers a choice of dining/drinking options. There's the upbeat Martha's Bar & Bistro, very popular with non-residents, and a quieter all day brasserie - the Blue Room. Bedrooms are luxurious and en suite, with all the added touches you would expect from a top quality hotel. The Vermont provides regular live entertainment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxurious but affordable hotel by the river |
48-52 Sandhill Quayside Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE1 3JF United Kingdom +44 191 230 0111 http://www.watersidehotel.com |
The Waterside Hotel is situated in Newcastle's lively Quayside area and is therefore ideally placed for guests wanting to sample the city's acclaimed party spirit. Other more cerebral attractions such as theatres, and the International Centre for Life, are within walking distance, as is the vast shopping area. The Waterside is stylish - it's a Grade II listed building. There is a breakfast room, lounge, the Da Vinci Restaurant, which caters for special diets, and a bar - Jimmyz. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated in a traditional style, and are all en suite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pleasantly situated two-star hotel |
38-42 Osborne Road Jesmond Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear NE2 2AL United Kingdom +44 191 281 5126 |
This is a homely, privately owned hotel in a popular residential suburb of Newcastle. There is a licensed bar and a restaurant although it should be noted that while the restaurant is open every morning for breakfast it is only open in the evenings from Monday to Thursday. The hotel is well situated for traveling to the city center which is only a five-minute drive away, and for access to all major roads, bus routes, and the Metro system. On-site secure car parking is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |