Newcastle upon Tyne hotels & places to stay

I always stay at this hotel in Newcastle. Its not the best hotel in newcastle, but it is in the best Location for nights out and trains home. Staff are always great, rooms are fine although look a bit dated. For the price, i'm certainly not complaining. Im guessing for a 3* hotel, this is the top end of that scale. The hotel has a feel of grandeur on the main stairwell with gorgeous chandelliers. Im guessing this hotel was top end in the past.

The Hampton by Hilton Newcastle is about a two minute walk from the Newcastle Central Railway station. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good with choices of fruit, fruit juices, pastries, coffees, teas, sausages, bacon and cereals. We stayed in both a double room and a family room. The double room was very comfortable and the family room was very large. Bathrooms great and water pressure very good. Very convenient to get to because of location. Variety of restaurants around the hotel because of the location.

Great boutique hotel right in Newcastle city centre. Good value hotel which was spotless. No bar or restaurant during our stay due to refurbishment other wise no complaints. Some floors are not accessible directly via lift so had to carry bags down some stairs.

Stayed here for an anniversary, something I mentioned when booking, and the hotel was kind enough to upgrade us for free to a king size corner room with views of both bridges (Tyne & Millenium). Staff were excellent in every way and the overnight parking was cheap. All that and the best location in the city

Enjoyed my stay here. There were good bars/ places to eat/ a waitrose nearby . 5 min walk to metro. Nice staff at the hotel. Had a good steak at Scalanis restaurant, Osbournes restaurant next to the hotel was a nice place for a drink. Especially worth a visit during happy hour. Taxi to Newcastle/Quayside easy to get/book and not sure exactly, (due to amount of alcohol consumed) but was under a tenner and 5-10 min journey at most. Would stay again and recommend.

The only hotel you should be staying in Tyneside if you are a Newcastle United fan. My room windows were facing St James Park stadium which is just across the road. The metro station is also just opposite the hotel. Beautiful rooms and quite big enough for me and my wife and our luggages. Eldon Square and Chinatown is only minutes away by foot. Staff were friendly and checking in takes less than 2 minutes. Overall a fantastic stay for me over the weekend to watch my football match.

Booked two rooms for myself husband, son and his fiancee could not believe they gave us fifth floor executive rooms with balconies overlooking the tyne bridge and river along with admission to the executive lounge with free alcholic drinks and snacks before we went out to the evening wedding night at the Sage just over the road. Booked the breakfast on arrival at discounted rate of was not disappointed. Don't like paying for car parking when staying at a hotel but will forgive them for the fabulous rooms.

The whole hotel including the rooms are spotless clean and tidy. Breakfast is delicious and probably where we had the best food in Newcastle where the food offer is generally poor. Location is ideal. One step from the central station and metro station; two steps from the centre. One of the few hotels with a good spa, but unfortunately on Saturday it got so crowded that we were not granted access to it. Staff is super nice and super helpful.

Just one night but the daytime and evening staff were fantastically heloful, friendly and interacted with their custimers in a professional, happy and welcoming manner. I canniot recommend enough that this should be your hotel of choice In Newcastle for it's obvious staff performances, location for travellers and revellers alike. The only negative could be for those with vehicles as there is no free parking I understand but this is the only downside of Sleeperz Hotel in Newcastle, well done to your team, any manager would be very proud of the reception team, the night team and everyone connected to this fine establishment

Quite nice hotel in Jesmond with good standards. Stayed here for two nights and had a silent clean room with a good bed. Close to city centre and you can easily walk to Haymarket or take the metro only one station to be there. Fairly normal modern standard, but worth its price. It's a safe buy.

Visited Village Hotel Newcastle again as we were so impressed the first time. The staff are lovely and very helpful and always at hand day or night. The rooms are always very clean and tidy and very comfortable. Enjoyed the breakfast every day and would recommend to other travellers without hesitation. Only one bug bear, could we just have a kettle and some coffee rather than the complicated coffee machines?

Modest but adequate room size. More plug sockets than I've ever seen in a hotel room before - the whole family could charge phones, tablets, computers and cameras and still have a socket to use the tea and coffee making facilities! Good cooked breakfast. Easy check-in and out. Staffing was sparse as you'd expect in a budget location but they were responsive, helpful and polite. Would use it again if driving to/from Scotland or flying from Newcastle airport. Good parking for car within barrier protected site. Could leave car while on holiday at reasonable price.

First ever hotel we stayed that goes an extra mile for their guests. Notable examples include: - good room/furniture layout. - proper designed kitchen (you don't bang your head when cooking). - laundry basket in the room (laundry use is free but you have to buy wash tablets or bring your own). - 24h complementary bar that offers tea, coffee, sparkling water and still water. - evening reception from Monday-Wednesday with free drinks and nibbles for people to social. Definitely our first choice next time to Newcastle.

stayed in a 1 bed, very clean. modern. no toiletries provided though and the shower had little power and ran cold but would stay here again

We booked a small double for £52, and continental breakfast. The Cairn is well located for access to Newcastle, on a busy road. Sunday night in Jesmond is quieter than the rest of the weekend. Our room was small, but clean. I hated the hard pillows, my husband loved them. We were unfortunate to have two air conditioning units on the external wall and a staff room of sorts above us, but in general we had nothing to complain about, everything in The Cairn is adequate. Staff are very pleasant and helpful. Food was fine. Happy hour in the bar- brilliant. We have stayed in several hotels in Jesmond for short visits, and The Cairn is better than many.

WE LOVE IT ! We are travelling as two couples. Had a two bedroom place which has 2 bath. Fully equip kitchen which allows us to make meal at home at ease. Living area is great for gathering and the staff are super helpful with other detail questions you may have. Simply The BEST in New Castle !

After booking on a bargain price I checked previous reviews, some of which were awful. However I noticed they were from some years ago, more recent reviews were far more positive. And I can only add to them, was nicely situated just a mile from the centre with bus stops nearby, staffwere freindly and helpful, room was great and bed very comfy. Only problem on the 2nd night was a group of teenagers who arrived back from partying in the early hours and decided to carry on partying rather loudly. I eventually had to go downstairs and speak to the Night Manager who informed me he'd already had calls from other residents. He went up and told them in no uncertain terms that they were disturbing other guests. I asked him as I suffer from CFS could I possibly have later check-out so I could get some sleep and he kindly agreed I could check out at 1pm instead of 11am. He apologized profusely about these rowdy guests but obviously it wasn't his fault and quickly sorted the situation out.

There were absolute no cons - my room was upgraded from single to double for free. Excellent provision of basic things such as soap, shampoo, shower caps - I travel a lot and have noticed sadly that these basic provisions are often forgotten about. The room was lovely, extremely clean and absolutely great value for money. The staff were the friendliest I’ve ever met - will definitely stay here again if I return to Newcastle ! Keep it up guys !

Clean hotel. But when I book a double room, it generally for 2. Forced to pay extra ( no option they had my money) the bed is reminiscent of a lie down in the jail. Hard and not comfortable. There are great hotels in the wonderful city of Newcastle unfortunately this is not one of them; heard the restaurant is amazing from many locals though so a pro in there...somewhere.

The price was very reasonable and we had a good nights sleep. The cleanliness of the hotel wasn't the greatest, however I wasn't expecting 5*. The staff were lovely and the service was 100%. For a last minute cheap overnight stay I would recommend it.

Had a one night break in Newcastle and was very impressed with the staff and accommodation provided at the Kensington. Really good location by the Metro for accessing the city centre

Good place, cheap and friendly. Helped me booked extra nights with no issues. Would happily stay again.

Breakfast excellent. Parking convenient but pricey. Storage/hanging space limited especially if one stays for more than a few days. Complimentary room bar (no alcohol). Room beginning to look a little in need of minor attention. Would I stay there again - DEFINITELY!

Have stayed multiple times and will continue to come back each time i visit newcastle. Great Hotel with very friendly staff who are willing to help out with anything. The only downside is the parking is sometimes difficult, although the hotel do provide a valet.

We were in Newcastle for a birthday shopping spree, it wasn't very far which made taxi affordable, didn't like location of the room as we were outside were they delivered laundry and emptied bottles etc, but otherwise we had a good stay.

I liked this hotel because it was best place for us to stay, not far from the centre of Newcastle and not too far from the Metro Centre,

great little hotel fantastic food great reception and bar staff was disappointed at 9.45 a tall guy who does the rooms knocked very loudly on the door to tell us checkout starts at 9am until 11 am ? I informed him that reception told me it was 11am and I was going for breakfast first we had a small child with us and I have never heard of checkout at 9am until 11 am ? from anywhere around the world unless its a Newcastle thing I understand he needs to clean rooms but trying to get rooms empty before time was a bad call for the hotel we actually felt under pressure from this room assistant otherwise I would recommend this hotel the food is great and location by the river is spot on