Hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne

Best places to stay in Newcastle upon Tyne

United with its twin city Gateshead via 7 bridges on the River Tyne, Newcastle upon Tyne is your perfect ‘party city’. The city and its neighbourhoods offer the complete package of a vibrant nightlife, award-winning dining, inspiring heritage and architecture, as well as fantastic shopping facilities.

City Centre

The city centre is the main cultural and commercial centre of Newcastle upon Tyne. Plenty of dining, nightlife, shopping, and home to popular historic sites and museums, staying within the city centre is a great way to explore this port city as well as enjoy views of the River Tyne. You will find plenty of hotels in this area catering to a wide range of budgets. Enjoy your stay at The Vermont Hotel, which combines 1930s glamour with contemporary elegance, and is located next to the Castle Keep. Alternatively, stay at The Sandman Signature Hotel Newcastle, a chic, boutique-style hotel that puts you steps away from all the popular attractions, and is located in the former head office building of the world-famous Scottish & Newcastle Brewery.

Jesmond

With a large student population in the area, Jesmond has a multitude of pocket-friendly bars and restaurants, a buzzing nightlife, and several quirky shops and boutiques. You might want to consider staying at the redbrick townhouse property of the Newcastle Jesmond Hotel or stay in modern designer rooms at the New Northumbria Hotel on Osborne Road. You also have the Jesmond Dene House, a grand city mansion with a charming country house ambience.

Grainger Town

This is a neighbourhood of historic buildings and monuments, home to the Theatre Royal, and offers a wide range of bars, restaurants, and galleries. Stay in stylish rooms at the Victorian property of The Country Hotel located directly opposite Newcastle train station. Or choose The Royal Station Hotel, also located in an elegant Victorian building and featuring an indoor heated swimming pool.

Quayside

A historic part of the city offering views of the River Tyne and its bridges, Quayside is home to several popular attractions along the waterfront. Stay in stylish rooms with splendid water views at the Copthorne Hotel, or enjoy the upscale rooms and vibrant atmosphere of the Malmaison Newcastle hotel on the Quayside.

Cheap hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne

There are several options for a cheap stay in Newcastle upon Tyne. In the Grainger Town neighbourhood, you have hostel-style accommodation at the Heroes Hotel or the cheery bright rooms of Albatross, on Grainger Street. You can also consider the Sleeperz Hotel Newcastle for colourful, contemporary rooms in the heart of the city centre. At the Quayside, you can look at the Travelodge Newcastle Central Hotel or Premier Inn Newcastle Quayside. Both properties offer an excellent central location, stunning views of River Tyne, and functional rooms at budget prices.

A heady mix of Victorian heritage and urban sophistication, Newcastle upon Tyne has been named one of the best cities in the UK. Here are some suggestions for an itinerary that lets you soak in the culture and history of this beautiful city in North East England.

• Visit the Newcastle Castle and enjoy interactive learning of the city’s heritage and medieval history.
• Walk around the ancient and magnificent structure of St. Nicholas Cathedral built during the 1000s.
• Admire historic and contemporary art at the Laing Art Gallery and stop by for a cup of coffee and a range of tasty bites at Café Laing.
• Visit the Great North Museum: Hancock, a museum for interesting insights on natural history and ancient civilisation.
• Stimulate your senses, experiment and discover something new at the Life Science Centre at Times Square in the city centre.
• Stop by for a traditional British meal at the award-winning Blackfriars Restaurant & Banquet Hall, which offers succulent dishes such as braised beef, cured duck ham, mini crab cakes, and much more.
• Stroll along Grey Street for a glimpse into the history of Earl Grey tea. Here you will also find a 7-storey monument dedicated to the famous Earl Grey.
• Watch a musical, comedy or ballet at the Theatre Royal, located in a magnificent 1700s building with neo-classical interiors. Add a touch of luxury to this experience and indulge in the theatre’s afternoon tea offering.
• Enjoy the vast greenery and waterfalls at the tranquil, narrow wooded valley in the Jesmond Dene public park.
• Shop for premium lifestyle and fashion brands at the unique and beautifully decorated Eldon Garden Shopping Centre.
• Take a leisurely stroll at the Quayside Market on Sundays or the Grainger Market, for handcrafted goods and the freshest local produce.
• Watch a football game at St. James’ Park or get a behind-the-scenes peek of the stadium as part of the daily tours.
• Enjoy a great meal at a waterfront restaurant such as Pitcher & Piano Newcastle or go bar hopping in the Quayside neighbourhood. Try exciting cocktails at the Aveika Restaurant and Late Bar or taste some of the best craft beers at BrewDog. Groove to the beat and live music at the Riverside Club well past the regular closing hours of other establishments.

How long do people stay in Newcastle upon Tyne?

2 nights is the typical length of stay for people visiting Newcastle upon Tyne.

How much does a hotel cost in Newcastle upon Tyne?

The cost of a hotel room in Newcastle upon Tyne will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around £56 per night.

When is the best time to book a hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne?

In February prices are at their lowest, making it the most cost-effective time to book a hotel room in Newcastle upon Tyne. You may find the cost of your room has decreased by 24%.

Which day is cheapest to stay in Newcastle upon Tyne?

At the moment the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne is Saturday, with Friday being the most expensive.

How much does a hostel in Newcastle upon Tyne cost?

Newcastle upon Tyne Hostels typically cost in the region of £76 a night for each person. This price is taken from hostels and hotels with a 2 star or below rating. Hostels are very economical and come out on average £-20 cheaper than the average price of a hotel in Newcastle upon Tyne.