Newcastle City Centre (Quayside) hotel

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

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    Chargeable offsite parking

    Chargeable onsite parking

    Breakfast

    Restaurant

    Free Wi‑Fi

    Accessible

    Exterior at Premier Inn Newcastle Quayside hotel

    Parking at Premier Inn Newcastle City Centre (Quayside) hotel

    Limited chargeable on-site parking is available at the hotel on a first come first served basis, charged at £12 per night. The car park is located underground with access via locked gates on Lombard Street. Please call reception via the intercom to gain access. 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.

    Alternative, off-site chargeable parking is available nearby at Quayside Multi Storey Car Park (NE1 2HJ) just a 5-minute walk from our hotel at £8.00 per day, 7am opening - 12am closing.

    Our rooms

    Standard double

    A super-comfy bed, a powerful shower and free Wi-Fi – our Double rooms have everything you’ll need for a great night’s sleep.

    Tea & coffee facilities

    Double or kingsize bed

    Free Wi-Fi

    Powerful shower

    Desk

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    Restaurant

    Thyme Bar & Grill
    Breakfast

    Mornings have never been so tasty! Build your own breakfast and fill up your plate with freshly cooked favourites like bacon, sausages, eggs and hash browns – plus a tasty selection of veggie and vegan options – and continental delights like fruit, cereal and freshly baked pastries. Plus, when an adult orders a Premier Inn Breakfast, up to two kids eat breakfast for free** 

    Reviews for Premier Inn Newcastle City Centre (Quayside) hotel

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    "Quayside stay , a steep walking into centre."
    It was a convenient place for a night in the city at an event.We know the city well, so it wasn't too difficult to navigate from hotel to where we wanted to be. quite away from some of the more popular bars and restaurants and there's a very steep path into the main entertainment and shopping areas so probably not good if you have mobility issues. However, if you're wanting to be on the quayside for events, or don't mind a bit of steep walking it's ideal. The Quayside market on Sundays is on the doorstep The hotel itself is undergoing upgrades which didn't affect our stay but are probably timely. The room is exactly what you'd expect. Not luxurious but functional with a very comfy bed. We did have breakfast ,which is really very good value for money and very tasty.
    "Good location, hotel very disappointing"
    We stayed for two nights, good points, location, staff, breakfast and comfortable bed. Bad, the hotel is a fine building in need of total refurbishment. The decor and carpets dirty, our room windows filthy. Some of the tile grouting and bath sealant was black, no hot water on our first morning.
    "Brilliant staff, and a clean room, but the hotel is in dire need of a revamp."
    Brilliant staff, and a clean room, but the hotel is in dire need of a revamp. Can appreciate its a historical building with odd rooms etc, but it wasn't up to the usual standard for Premier Inns that I'm used to. Would stay again if need be, but just know that the trade off for the bridge location is having a hottel that is clearly in need of some money being spent.
    "Great location for seeing Newcastle"
    A great location, right next to the Tyne Bridge on the Quayside. It's a very old building so the rooms look a little tired, they are however very clean and spacious/
    "A new low in cleanliness and appearances"
    In 30+ years of work travel this was the grimmest dirtiest and most unloved hotel room I’ve ever stayed in. Apparently some of the rooms haven’t seen a paintbrush or renovation in over a decade. The walls in the corridors are unwelcoming and tatty, the bedroom walls had ingrained dirt which has built up over the years, the curtains had a number of dubious stains and some of the lights and fixtures had worked loose. Stay here at your peril.

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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 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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    Hotel contact information

    Phone: 0333 321 1347

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