Newcastle Quayside hotel
Opening soonSet by the River Tyne, with great bars and views of some of Newcastle's best architecture
Location
The Quayside,
Lombard Street,
Tyne & Wear
NE1 3AE
Sat Nav Directions:
NE1 3AE or NE1 3DW
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. Limited car parking, £7.00 per car per night, must be pre booked with the hotel. Sat Nav: NE1 3DW or NE1 3AE
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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
Metro Centre Shopping
St. James' Park Stadium Football
Newcastle Central Train Station /Metro Station 0.5 mile
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Hotel Parking:
Limited chargeable parking is available at the hotel on a first come first served basis, charged at £7 per night. Height restriction applies: 2.3 metres. Parking should be booked in advance with the hotel reception, please email reception on newcastlequayside.pti@whitbread.com. 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. Please contact the hotel for further information and directions.
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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