Newcastle Quayside hotel

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Set by the River Tyne, with great bars and views of some of Newcastle's best architecture

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4.5

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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

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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.

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18 Jun 2018

John N Neomi W

Trip Type: Couples

"Good"

We stayed on the 4th floor which has a very old and very small lift to get there or a lot of stairs but apart from that lovely size room clean and comfortable and in a very good location just parking that's a problem no option to pre book a space then when arrive there fully booked.

17 Jun 2018

EssieMae

Northampton

Trip Type: Couples

"Ok..."

Stayed here for one night for a concert in the city. Rooms are clean and tidy (standard premier inn rooms). What let it down?....arrived after a long drive for check in at 2pm. There was already a queue and soon found out from conversations in front of us that everyone staying Saturday night had checked out at 12 and not all of the rooms had been cleaned ready for 2pm check in. Perhaps a bit of forward planning could have speeded this up?! The booking in process is lengthy taking each group 10-15 minutes and by the time we had been processed the queue was out of the door!! We were told to wait in the bar (no offer of a free drink or anything else while we waited an hour) which was a contrast to our stay elsewhere recently who provided complimentary drinks when the delay was not even their doing.

14 Jun 2018

Pfeiffer

England

Trip Type: Business

"Amazing location, same premier quality standard"

Location is super, on the quay and close to walk to the city centre. Staff are all friendly and helpful. Breakfast is great, the usual premier inn standard and variety. Breakfast was very busy and so were the staff topping up the supplies and always with a friendly smile. Check in was quick and easy. The room (mine was a triple family room) was huge, everything as it should be. The room was a bit of an 'older' style, but okay for all that. This is a very old building, probably listed. The seagulls nesting on the Tyne bridge across the road make a racket...but I love them and don't mind the noise at all as I think it is a privilege to be so close to them. If you don't, then make sure you ask for a quieter side of the building.

13 Jun 2018

elizabethrB9668GV

Plymouth, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Location good but building and rooms need updating"

We chose this Premier Inn for its location which was very good. Our room looked out onto the river but the windows were very dirty on the outside which detracted from the view. Overall the public areas looked slightly tatty. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The hotel and rooms could do with redecoration and updating. We stay at many differentPremier Inns and felt the presentation of this one was disappointing.

13 Jun 2018

jimjeffrey10

middlesbrough

Trip Type: Family

"Ed Sheeran weekend"

We stayed here for the weekend to attend the Ed Sheeran concert, the room was ideal for my wife and I and our granddaughter, only a 15 minute walk to St James park and Eldon Square so loads of shopping, overall a great weekend, on site car parking was a bonus and only £7; and we could leave the car in the car park until 3pm even after we had checked out while we went for lunch and to do some shopping.

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Hotel description Soak up Newcastle's rich shipping history in the Premier Inn Hotel Newcastle Quayside. With stunning views over the River Tyne, this Grade 2 listed building is perfectly positioned for exploring the city. Get a taste of Newcastle's most popular eateries and buzzing nightlife. Tune into cultural events or attend a conference at the iconic Sage Music Centre. Watch the beautiful game at St James Park or the Stadium of Light in neighbouring Sunderland. Or join the runners at the starting line for the Great North Run. Then head back to our tasty restaurant before sinking into our extra-comfy beds.

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