This city centre hotel offers panoramic views across Newcastle, and its location is ideal for visitors stopping by for either business or leisure. With its welcoming interior and modern design, the Newgate meets a three star standard in all of its ninety-three rooms – which cost around £135 a night – and maintains a non-smoking policy throughout. Also available are meeting facilities, on-site bar/restaurant, and twenty-four hour reception service for all guests of the hotel.
Guests can chose from double or twin rooms, which sleep a maximum of two adults, but cots are available for children. Of course, the rooms have all the standard conveniences you would expect from a city centre hotel; such as a TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryer and telephone – also on hand is an iron and ironing board, and, as an added bonus, a laundry/valet service, so you won’t have to worry about looking your best. Other amenities include; radio/alarm clock, in-room Modem Hook up, the choice of interconnecting rooms, a lift to all floors and a wake-up call from reception if necessary.
The Newgate Hotel is just minutes from the centre of Newcastle’s, with its Georgian quarter and modern Quayside sights. Easily accessible from the city’s two airports, or the main train station, most of the centre is quite compact and easy to explore on foot, but there are also extensive metro lines and bus services. Historic Newcastle has always been a draw for tourists, offering beautiful Georgian houses and Cathedrals to admire, as well as the reminders of Newcastle’s industrial past – such as the Path Head Water Mill. The Quayside is considered to be the cultural quarter of the city, with visitor’s centres and art gallery’s not to be missed – along with the famous Tyne Bridge, which stretches over the Quay – one of many which connect the city’s districts.