Newcastle City Centre (Millennium Bridge) hotel

Just a short walk away from Newcastle city centre and Gateshead Millennium Bridge, featuring our Standard Extra rooms

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City Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2AN

Sat Nav Directions: NE1 2AN What 3 Words: ///shave.prices.healthier

Directions: If Arriving via Tyne Bridge Across the Tyne Bridge take the 1st exit on the Newcastle side. At the roundabout take the 4th exit onto Melbourne Street (A186). Follow Melbourne St and turn right at the Quayside Pharmacy onto Crawhall Road (B1600). Turn left at the traffic lights and the hotel car park is situated on your first left.If arriving via Quayside Drive along the Quayside B1600 with the river on your right, at the first set of traffic lights continue straight along the B1600. At the traffic lights at the top of the hill follow the main road to your right along city road. Go straight over the next traffic lights and the hotel is the first entrance on your left.

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Transport and local information: Metro Radio Arena
St. James' Park Football
Theatre Royal
Newcastle/Monument Metro Stations 1 mile

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Hotel Parking:

Chargeable on-site parking is available next to the hotel, managed by LPS. Parking is on a first come, first served basis at a cost of £5 per night. Height restriction of 4m.

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4 Dec 2020

Yorkie52Yoxall

Yoxall, Staffordshire

Trip Type: Business

"Very unhelpful"

Firstly the postcode is either wrong or misleading. NE1 2AN is on the website. A better one is NE1 2BH then turn left at the traffic lights at the Barclays sign. I arrived on a Wednesday night and the receptionist said I was there for one night. No, three nights I replied. "Ah yes, you should have been here last night". "Someone amended the booking. " I replied. Whether that got through or not with no Wi-Fi I don`t know. "Where can I get something to eat please?" " Um, well if you walk out and turn right you should be able to find something." Although the room was comfortable I would have thought that, as food wasn`t allowed due to Covid-19, that there would be leaflets advertising delivery services e.g. pizzas or information as to where to find places to eat. There was absolutely nothing. No Wi-Fi to check places. The receptionist said it had been reported. After about a mile walk to find something to eat I returned to find the Wi-Fi still not working. I needed to read some impertant e mails which was impossible on my phone using 4G and data. Wi-Fi was working when I returned the next day but I couldn`t face another trek to find somewhere to eat. I decided to cut short my visit and leave after two nights. The hotel sign should be lit up at night as it is easy to drive straight past it, especially with the daft postcode and for travellers that haven`t been there before.

7 Oct 2020

tryapie

NW England

Trip Type: Family

"Dingy, broken bed, no staff anywhere - avoid"

Hideous. Stuck in a time warp. Loud noisy bathroom extractor fan. Corridors all need painting. Carpets worn out. Hardly any staff. Bed broken and mattress very uncomfortable. Only discovered this at midnight by which time my daughter was asleep so I left it until the morning to complain. Only member of staff in was the chef who told me she could only pass on my complaint and suggested I contacted premier inn by email. Email bounced back. Eventually got through on Twitter DM feature. Told the goodnight sleep guarantee didn’t apply as I hadn’t complained at the hotel.... not interested that that hasn’t been possible. Avoid this place.

30 Sep 2020

FoodAndTravel95

Trip Type:

"Perfect city location."

This Premier Inn is in the perfect location to explore Newcastle just a few minutes walk from the quayside. Great to have parking on site both open air and undercover. The reception staff were very helpful and the rooms were clean. Breakfast service was quite slow and there wasn’t enough tables despite booking a time slot. Don’t follow a Satnav, use the website directions instead!

28 Sep 2020

toddy85

England

Trip Type: Couples

"Excellent stay despite the corona restrictions"

We had an excellent stay overnight whilst in Newcastle for a hospital visit. The stay was made excellent because of the delightful receptionist Angela. She was so pleasant and helpful. We were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the take away evening meal and of course enjoyed the premier Inn breakfast.

24 Sep 2020

SueL214

Devon, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Family

"Very comfortable "

Good location, comfortable room & reasonable city center parking. One towel was grubby, but otherwise usual expected standard & value for money. Did not eat there & drinks had to be taken to the room due to Covid restrictions. Would book there again.

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Hotel description Shopping, clubbing, sport, adventure? Whatever's on your 'must do' list, the Premier Inn Hotel Newcastle Millenium Bridge crosses things off nicely. It's in a quiet spot with lovely views over the River Tyne, but still only a minute's walk to the bustling bars and restaurants of Newcastle Quayside. Enjoy an event at the Sage Gateshead, a match at St James' Park, a concert at the nearby Metro Radio Arena, or catch the star names at the theatre. Whether you're here for work or play, you can be sure of a warm welcome, a tasty restaurant, spacious rooms and cosy beds.