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Newcastle City Centre (Millennium Bridge) hotel

Moments from the Millennium Bridge, the Quayside and the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

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999 reviews

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4.5

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City Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 2AN

Sat Nav Directions: NE1 2AN

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. On-site parking is chargeable at 4GBP per night.

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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:

On-site parking is chargeable at £4 per night. Height restriction of 4m applies.

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8 Jul 2019

253phillipp

Grimsby, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Never Again"

We have stayed at this hotel many times over the past 14 years as our daughter lives nearby. Over the years it’s slowly got worse. It’s reasonably cheap apart from Friday/ Saturday nights when it’s full of Stag and Hen Party groups - we have long avoided those nights. This time we went for a Sunday and Monday night. We arrived at 1:15 before the 2:00 check in time and told our room was Room 14 on that floor but wasn’t ready - not a problem we said we would wait in the bar. We were told our room was on the cooler side away from the sun as rooms on that side despite the curtains being left drawn, windows open and desk fans on were HOT. The bar area then started to fill up with a hen party group, some returning from town after a last minute shopping trip, others were just emerging from the corridor we were booked onto. 2.00 came, after our daughter arrived to collect us. I went to reception to check in - informed room still not ready, would I like to wait or return later in the day - no we wanted to check in get quickly changed and go out with our daughter, we were then given a room the next floor up and on the sunny side. It was hot, curtains drawn and fan running as we went in. Quick change and out we went. We returned later that evening went to the hot room, unpacked and as we were getting into bed realised the bed was at an angle - turned out the caster on the Ben was broken off. We repacked and went to reception to ask for a room move, not a problem other than the night staff couldn’t change it on the system or provide us with a room key card - they let us in with their master key card. We were told this was the “quiet” area Room 1 it was another sunny side room despite it being dark, fan on, window open it was hot! It wasn’t the quiet area it was only 1 room away from the end next to the busy road, it was over where smokers stood talking, where taxis were dropping off noisy guests returning and police and ambulance sirens passed regularly. We couldn’t close the window due to the heat, we didn’t sleep due to the noise, which despite still trying to get some sleep was added to by housekeeping when they started work banging and clattering about in the room next door (their storeroom) and bouncing their trolley through the two doors close together outside. We packed again, we went to reception gave them the key card for room 115, explaining we were vacating room 1 didn’t want a different room as we were moving to another hotel for our second night so we could sleep. Never again will we stay there.

24 Jun 2019

Passport67743268375

Bradford, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Would not recommend"

A very dated hotel, with small bed and a extremely hot room, had to sleep with the window open but the outside traffic kept us awake. Cooked breakfast was cold, pancakes like rubber. Very over priced for this hotel. Only positive is the location.

24 Jun 2019

Luke B

Solihull, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Birthday weekend break"

The hotel was conveniently located and the bedroom was clean and tidy with plenty of nice bars and eateries nearby. The only problem we had was that the extractor fan in the bedroom was very loud so we reported this to the Duty Manager. Other than that, we would happily stay here again!

17 Jun 2019

ClareR1049

Trip Type: Couples

"Did the job!"

Nice hotel, bed not as comfy as i expected. hotel facilities were good, if confusing when trying to get in after hours! service was great. room was warm, with no air conditioning, only heating, it was too noisy outside to open the window.

17 Jun 2019

shinny230410

Manchester, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Friends getaway

"Well worth staying at"

Good location, not to far from city centre. But far enough so you can relax. Good value for money . The staff were all very helpful, and you never felt it was to much bother. Newcastle is a great city, my first visit and would recommend visiting.

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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.

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Newcastle City Centre (Millennium Bridge) hotel

Moments from the Millennium Bridge, the Quayside and the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

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