Once a shipbuilding city, Newcastle's flashier claim to fame is nightlife. Throw in a heap of premium restaurants serving foods from all over the world and it's no wonder young partiers choose to blow their hard-earned (or not-so-hard-earned) cash in Newcastle. While these amenities are certainly a draw for the hipsters and culture-seekers, it's the locals that make Newcastle a truly special place to visit. "Geordies," as they are often called, embody the pride, industriousness and resilient spirit of their city.
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4.5 based on 825 reviews
Maldron Hotel Newcastle is a 4 star hotel in Newcastle which opened its doors in December of 2018. It is located in a prime city centre location with all of this beautiful city’s attractions right on the hotel’s doorstep. With 265 beautifully appointed rooms, 4 meeting rooms and a Grain & Grill Restaurant Bar & Courtyard, we are the perfect place to stay whilst visiting this fabulous city. Directly opposite the hotel is Intu Eldon Square and The Gate leisure complex. A 5 minute walk will take you to Newcastle train station which is also connects you to Newcastle International Airport within 30 minutes via Metro.
A great experience all in all. The single best thing being the staff team; all of whom are so welcoming and helpful. The rooms are quite generous and well laid out. A big shout out to Nathan at the bar who provided some useful advice about the wine and spirits available at the bar.
4.5 based on 4180 reviews
Fog on the Tyne? Let's hope not. Otherwise you'll miss the great view of the Tyne Bridge you get from our hotel in Newcastle city centre. But then, when you're staying at Malmaison Newcastle, it's the views on the inside that tell you your boat's come in. While you're right at the heart of Newcastle's great shops and exciting nightlife, the lure of MALBAR's legendary cocktails and the Mal Brasserie's classic dishes with a twist is pretty strong. And who wants to spend all night out on the town when one hotel in Newcastle has a whole floor with a shipbuilding theme and bathtubs you could sink a battleship in? It could only be the Newcastle Mal.
Visited the malmaison bar with friends and had a wonderful time. The bartenders Ellie and Adam were so lovely and made us feel welcome. The cocktails were incredible and the service was brilliant. Will be coming back. Highly recommend the margaritas.
4.5 based on 357 reviews
Newcastle's newest lifestyle hotel, catering for work, play and wellbeing, INNSIDE Newcastle on the Quayside enjoys open views of the Tyne. With the hotel's proximity to rail and road links, shopping and cultural highlights such as the Baltic and Sage Gateshead, INNSIDE Newcastle is the ideal home to discover this great city. Tapping into its cultural surroundings by offering its own mix of music, art and literature, with a central Open Living Lounge - with all-day food and a soundtrack by local DJs - "the beating heart of the hotel" where guests can switch from work to play mode. Dine with views over the river Tyne in the stunning restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows and an outdoor terrace, a state-of-the-art gym open 24 hours a day, and five meeting spaces with 'workcation' packages available.
This is our favourite place to stay in Newcastle! We stayed in a Townhouse suite with fabulous views of the river and a free minibar of local snacks and beverages to enjoy. Super comfy, super clean, every detail was thought of and welcome messages left for us throughout the room. Black out curtains throughout and such a lovely big bed. We had arrived early but the hotel took our luggage which we collected on check in. We had actually booked for January but our son got a sickness bug. We contacted the hotel who moved our booking despite it being non-transferable. So appreciated from two tired parents just trying to get some alone time and they really just went above and beyond for us. All the staff were lovely and friendly and we loved chatting to them during our stay. I’d live here if I could! Cannot be beaten and will be back as soon as we can convince the grandparents to babysit for the weekend again ?
4.5 based on 2574 reviews
Offering contemporary, upscale accommodation and ideally situated adjacent to the terminal building, express links to Newcastle city centre via Metro and the A1, it is the perfect hotel for business and leisure travellers.The hotel has five meeting rooms with inbuilt state-of-the-art AV and function suite to accommodate 40 to 150. Fratello’s restaurant offers guests a range of Italian cuisine with more informal dining options available in the hotel’s Columbus Bar. Boasting 179 spacious en-suite bedrooms with complimentary internet access, soundproof windows and luxurious Sweet Dreams beds; it also has a business centre, 24-hour room service, fitness centre, continental lounge and onsite car parking including Park and Fly options.
Hi would like to thank manager John and staff for a lovely 1 night stay before our holiday. You made us so welcome lovely room with some lovely treats in ?even gave us the the room we had on our last stay. Had a lovely meal once again in restaurant and cannot fault anything. If anyone looking for a clean comfortable room and excellent friendly staff go there makes a great start to your holiday only a couple off minutes walk to airport. Take care everyone see you in Feb 2023 just booked holiday and another 1 night stay. Many thanks Denise and Paul Barclay ???xx
4.5 based on 1574 reviews
Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Newcastle upon Tyne, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. While staying at Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle, visitors can check out Ouseburn Farm (0.2 mi) and The Tyne Bridge (0.7 mi), some of Newcastle upon Tyne's top attractions. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle offer a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a minibar. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk, room service, and baggage storage. Guests of Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, there is paid private parking available on-site. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the Italian restaurants, including Francesca's, Babucho, and Mascalzone, all of which are a short distance from Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle. If you’re looking for something to do, The Quayside (0.5 mi), Victoria Tunnel (0.2 mi), and Newcastle Castle (0.8 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle. Enjoy your stay in Newcastle upon Tyne!
I only stayed at Hotel d u Vin for one night but the impression that I was left with was superb. It was effortlessly top-class in every way, especially the customer service. I spoke mostly to Rachel who made the check-in and out experience comfortable, professional, swift and friendly. But while Rachel was the main member of staff I dealt with, it must be said that all staff members I encountered just in passing made the effort to acknowledge me in a truly genuine, warm manner and it really did make a huge difference to how I felt, so thank you for that. It's hard to describe how this hotel is both luxurious and understated at the same time... I wouldn't hesitate to book again. It's the perfect balance of feeling comfy and relaxed but like a real VIP at the same time.
4.5 based on 2172 reviews
I stayed in the hotel with my partner and two children, upon check in Alex, the reception manager, ensured that our check in was perfect and we were shown where everything was in the hotel. She is a real asset to the hotel! Room was clean. However, shower could have been cleaned more as I had to clean it myself. Dined in the Gin Bar where my children enjoyed eating off their adults menu, amazing options and they loved it! Was served by Keira and Leah who showed us true hospitality service, creating conversations with us about what we were doing during our stay, giving the children the prettiest mock tails and me and my partner one of their new in gins with their flavoured tonic tap. When a man approached through the bar area with tattoos on his hand he wasn’t very polite to the bar staff at all. Now no staff should be treated this way, he just stood at the end of the bar on his phone telling them to clean the bar. I asked to speak to the bar manager at reception but was told he was not on shift that day. I hope the girls realise they done an amazing job providing us with the best service. We enjoyed our stay at your hotel and will be back in the summer! Thank you to all of the staff who helped us throughout our stay. We will see you all soon.
4.5 based on 1944 reviews
Feel welcome the moment you arrive at Hampton by Hilton Newcastle. Set just opposite Newcastle Central Station in the heart of the city, this friendly Newcastle hotel is just a short walk from all the shopping, dining & night time entertainment. The Utilita Arena, St James' Park, Sage Gateshead and Laing Art Gallery are just a few moments walk from our Newcastle hotel. Feel at home in our modern guest rooms. The comfy beds have premium mattresses, plush crisp white duvets and both feather & firm pillows. All rooms have WiFi, a desk and a safe, as well as a steam iron and hairdryer. The bright stylish bathrooms have walk-in showers, complimentary toiletries and soft fluffy towels. Start your day with our hot breakfast, including Hampton signature waffles. Relax in the lounge with a coffee or unwind with a glass of wine or a cold beer. Work out in our fitness room, or check emails & print documents in the work zone. Friendly service, clean rooms, comfortable surroundings every time.
First time stay at this very convenient hotel for rail travellers, arrived 10:30am and used the bag drop-off room so we could go out have the day shopping in the city with out dragging our bags around, arrived back at the hotel at 5pm check in was easy room was nice size clean and with a good view of the station. Breakfast was good and check out was faultless All the staff we met from reception house keeping and the breakfast team were all polite courteous and helpful a credit to the hotel
3.5 based on 2590 reviews
Located in Newcastle Quayside, right in the heart of this vibrant city, Copthorne Hotel Newcastle is the perfect base from which to explore. As the only hotel in Newcastle city with 100% of its 156 rooms overlooking the River Tyne, there's nowhere better in the city to stay with a Quayside view.
Had a great stay, was a lovely hotel But at 4am Saturday morning after a heavy session, I was rudely awaken whilst tucked up in bed by an enraged Irishman, who was seemingly Randy and flatulent, wearing nothing but a t-shirt, potentially sliders, covered in faeces. This shocked me in my drunken and fatigued state. Once I had opened the door he proceeded to stroll in my room (Connor mcgregor esque) and jumped straight in my bed, leaving an amber turd. I was furiously trying to get him to finish and leave, but unfortunately he required (in his words) “10 more minutes mate” Staff reacted absolutely brilliantly and they cleaned my sheets and bleached my room. All without waking my partner up. Loved it, Frankie Turdpin
4 based on 3201 reviews
Few hotels can boast a more enviable city centre postcode than the Vermont Hotel, for this imposing structure is located in the heart of the City of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, not only next to the Castle Keep and opposite the historic Moot Hall, but also just two minutes from Newcastle's Central Station. Combining old character in the form of 1930s grandeur with contemporary elegance and four-star luxury, the landmark building is your base from which to discover the many bars, shops and attractions of the town centre and wider area. Look outside your window and you might see such sights as the River Tyne, Millennium Bridge or stunning cathedral, and it's not the only mark of the sheer inspiration of the Vermont Hotel experience. That's because the reasons for the hotel's reputation become clear with a stay in any one of its sophisticated bedrooms, which are finished in soft relaxing colours while also coming with a wealth of facilities for your pleasure and comfort, including - among others - private en-suite bathrooms, a mini bar and free Internet access.
The Vermont looks good but doesn't deliver. From the miserable consierce, who couldn't smile, let alone help you with your bags, to the bar staff who didn't seem to realise they should take orders for drinks, it was very dissapointing. We were overcharged for afternoon tea but didn't realise until later, and as we were not given a bill we couldn't raise the issue as we couldn't prove later on what we had or hadn't ordered. Each night we stayed there was a wedding party which meant that there were lots of guests for breakfast the following morning. The hotel simply couldn't cope. The receptionist referred to it as "an absolute nightmare". I would have thought a full hotel was a dream come true! We decided to splash out on this hotel, but it really wasn't worth it. The service is far better in a Premier Inn. I have contacted the hotel but most of my issues were not addressed in their reply. i was offered a free afternoon tea and a rround of drinks, but as we live 300 miles away, it wasn't much good!
3.5 based on 1664 reviews
Located across from Grand Central Station, the County Hotel is perfect for shopping, sporting and cultural events, and visiting the world-famous Hadrian's Wall. A magnificent Grade II Listed Victorian, the hotel is the ideal base for shopping, concerts and other cultural events, with attractions from Roman remains to the legendary St James' Park within a short drive.
Myself and my girlfriend stayed here for two nights over the jubilee bank holiday. The room was okay however, as I’ve seen in other reviews, it was very noisy. Had it not been for us being pretty sleep deprived from having our first child, I doubt we would have slept. The windows are very poor and to even access them, the internal sliding glass doors were so stiff to the extent I had to yank it open with two hands. The second evening my girlfriend ran a bath before heading out for a meal, to then discover it had emptied itself due to a faulty plug. We tried to contact the reception desk through the rooms phone to find that there was no dial tone and the thing didn’t even work. We were told that they would send the handy man up to fix it, but he is very busy, so it would just be whenever he can. The biggest complaint we had was on the morning of the last day we stayed. We headed back from breakfast at about 10:05am to find the hotel maid had began cleaning our room. I tried to explain that we would be checking out within the next hour, so we could gather our things together and pack. However she didn’t speak one word of English. The only reply we got was that she didn’t speak any English and carried on cleaning our bathroom. We had to hastily pack up our belongings trying to ensure we hadn’t forgotten anything, all the while the hotel maid is cleaning out our bathroom. We felt very unimportant and rushed out so they could get the next guest into the room. We did make a complaint at the reception on checking out and was told, that shouldn’t have happened and the message would be passed on to the cleaning staff. Won’t be staying here again, far better service and room from the Holiday Inn Newcastle.
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