Newcastle Quayside hotel

Close to Newcastle's best nightlife, just a short walk from Newcastle Station

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The Quayside, Lombard Street, Tyne & Wear NE1 3AE

Sat Nav Directions: NE1 3AE or NE1 3DW What 3 Words: ///rams.detail.oppose

Directions: Southbound: A1, A167(M), A186 Walker and Wallsend onto B1600 Quayside. Northbound: A1, A184, A189 crossing the river, 1st exit B1600 Quayside. Hotel is situated at the foot of the Tyne Bridge. In the same building as the Exchange.

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Transport and local information: Metro Radio Arena
Metro Centre Shopping
St. James' Park Stadium Football
Newcastle Central Train Station /Metro Station 0.5 mile

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Limited chargeable parking is available at the hotel on a first come first served basis, charged at £10 per night. Height restriction applies: 2.3 metres. Due to the weekly Quayside Market, Quayside Road is closed to vehicles every Sunday from 06:30-17:00. Recommended access to the hotel is via Swing Bridge and the side roads around Dean Street.

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15 Mar 2020

Steve L

Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka

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"Basic, but does it's job well."

If you want a reasonably priced hotel down on the quayside this does it's job well. The bed, pillows and duvet are really comfy. This is a big old building which does not have new glazing so the street noise is quite loud. Also, the bathroom is small and looking a bit tired, having said that, the shower was lovely, powerful and hot. Because of the location, there tends to be a lot of groups here which may cause you a bit of disturbance later on at night.

9 Mar 2020

sarahlu84

Leeds, United Kingdom

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"Too noisy"

Great location. Room was ok, standard expected from a Premier Inn. Unfortunately the hotel has a Slug and Lettuce directly next door which blasts out music late into the night which could be heard loudly in my room. For that reason I couldn't stay here again or recommend it to anyone else.

9 Mar 2020

shirleypollard09

Llandrillo, United Kingdom

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"Don’t stay here"

Awful hotel .very noisy rooms that are in need of updating ! Very grubby feel .shower was either ice cold or scalding .had to be moved on our first night due to loud music ,our second room was just the same and the lights didn’t work ,the staff member said you have to keep flicking the switch til it comes on! Second night got moved to another hotel due to a serious incident,never again !

8 Mar 2020

Saljane2020

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"Don't stay here if you value your sleep"

Stayed for one night on a Saturday night, overall the stay was a bit of a disappointment, especially compared with other Premier Inns we've stayed in. Noise Our room on the first floor was right above a noisy bar with thumping music until the early hours of the morning, so couldn't sleep. I realise we are in the city centre on a Saturday night but I don't think that is really an excuse for poor soundproofing - we've stayed in plenty of other city centre hotels (both Premier Inn and otherwise) and this was one of the worst I've experienced. Heating system We eventually drifted off to sleep but then were woken again absolutely roasting as for some reason our heating had turned up to 24 degrees c, even though we hadn't touched it and it had been sitting at a much comfortable 20 degrees when we went to bed. So we then had to get up in the night again and try and sort the heating system, which for some reason kept defaulting to 24 degrees. I'm not sure whether the heating was being controlled from a central location but whenever we turned the temperature down it didn't seem to have any effect. So we ended up opening the window (unfortunate as it made the room even more noisy with the additional noise from outside) to try and cool the room down to be able to sleep more comfortably. Decor Another negative of this hotel is the tired decor - it is a shame as it is clearly an old historic building with lots of character. With just a bit of work it has the potential to be a really gorgeous hotel. Location Our one positive experience of this hotel is the central location, which is why I have given it 2 stars. Overall it was a pretty uncomfortable night and I wouldn't recommend this hotel, unless maybe you're on a night out in Newcastle and just need a place to crash for the night, and are not bothered about getting lots of sleep.

7 Mar 2020

gerberajo

west sussex

Trip Type: Couples

"Needs updating."

Clean, comfortable but definitely needs a face lift. Looking very tired but great location, easy walking distance to shop and restaurant. Breakfast was fine but the Team did lack a little enthusiasm and stood around talk.

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Hotel description Soak up Newcastle's rich shipping history at the Premier Inn Newcastle Quayside hotel. With stunning views over the River Tyne, this Grade 2 listed building is in an ideal spot for getting the most out of the city. Explore Newcastle's most popular bars and restaurants or get a taste of the local music culture at the iconic Sage Gateshead. Sports fans can watch a match at St James Park or at the Stadium of Light in neighbouring Sunderland. After a fun day out in Newcastle, you can head back for a tasty meal at our in-house Thyme restaurant before relaxing on an extra-comfy Hypnos bed. As well as being a landmark of the city, the iconic Tyne Bridge is also home to a large flock of breeding Kittiwakes and - as our hotel is close by to the bridge - it's worth noting that some noise disturbance may be heard in the bedrooms.

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Newcastle Quayside hotel

Close to Newcastle's best nightlife, just a short walk from Newcastle Station

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