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Accommodation In Newcastle-upon-Tyne

Our wide range of Newcastle hotels provide you with the perfect opportunity to enjoy all that the area has to offer: From Greys Monument to The River Tyne; from Elden Square to St James’ Park – home of Newcastle United. We have Newcastle hotels and apartments to suit every budget and holiday need.

Also in the North East we have a good selection of Sunderland and Durham Hotels all with excellent rates and in good central locations. Our Middlesbrough Hotels allow you to find out more about the town’s steel and iron history including the world famous Transporter Bridge and the story behind the company that built the Sydney Harbour Bridge! Whether travelling to Newcastle for business or leisure our choice of accommodation near Newcastle Central station and our Newcastle airport hotels are ideally situated for traveller convenience.

Our central Newcastle hotels are perfect for enjoying a town rich in sporting tradition, England football legends Paul Gascoigne, Alan Shearer and Michael Owen have all graced this city and the prominent statue of former great Jackie Milburn gives testament to the value that Newcastle place on sporting success. Newcastle is also the home of current rugby legend Johnny Wilkinson and the city has established Rugby and Basketball teams. The North East is undergoing a huge transitional period and nowhere is this better illustrated than Newcastle, where they have recently added the modern Millennium Bridge, Sage Music Centre and the Centre for Life currently appearing on the landscape.

Our selection from the North East including Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Sunderland Hotels are listed below, we hope that they will be of interest if you are looking to stay in the area.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotels essential information

Accommodation
1,339 hotels
Lowest Price
AU$67
Highest Price
AU$244
Popular hotels
County Hotel & County Aparthotel Newcastle, Royal Station Hotel, Maldron Hotel Newcastle, The Vermont Hotel & Vermont Aparthotel, Leonardo Hotel Newcastle, Malmaison Newcastle, Leonardo Hotel Newcastle Quayside, Sandman Signature Newcastle Hotel, Copthorne Hotel Newcastle

Frequently asked questions

What are the best hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
The reviews are in for Staybridge Suites Newcastle, an IHG Hotel, and they’re so glowing that even the light bulbs are jealous. Located in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, this getaway includes free WiFi, a nearby train station and loads more. Wotif travellers also rate Roomzzz Newcastle as one of the leading hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. It’s a particularly good choice if you want to be close to St. James Park and Quayside. Whatever type of pad you have in mind, use Wotif to discover the best price for your Newcastle-upon-Tyne accommodation.
How many days should I spend in Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
Visitors typically spend 3 days discovering Newcastle-upon-Tyne. But how long you decide to go for is up to you. Have a look at our popular Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotel offers, bag yourself a bargain, and then start planning an itinerary that makes the most of your time here.
Where should a first-time tourist stay in Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
Newcastle City Centre is a no-brainer. You’re headed to a brand-new city full of adventure and excitement, so it makes sense to plant yourself in one of the most popular areas and near big sights like Quayside and St. James Park. Some of the top-rated Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotels can also be found around these parts, including Staybridge Suites Newcastle, an IHG Hotel and Roomzzz Newcastle.
How much does a Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotel cost?
No need to butter up the hotel manager — our filters will do the job of finding AU$67 cheap accommodation in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Simply enter your travel details and tweak your search by things like property class, budget and amenities. Oh, and here’s another money-saving hack: Book your Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotel outside the busiest months of February, July and August when prices tend to be higher.
How do I get a cheap hotel in Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
Learn how to find cheap hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne with some of these tips and tricks:

  • Go midweek: Room rates tend to be cheaper from Mondays through to Thursdays.
  • Sign up for a Wotif account: Unlock exclusive Mates Rates discounts, including 10% or more off select hotels, when you’re signed in to Wotif.
  • Go off-peak: April, November and December are Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s quieter months. Flights, room rates and just about everything else is more affordable during these times.
  • Sort results by the lowest price: After you’ve narrowed your search using our filters, sort by the lowest price to find the best deals.

Which hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne are family-friendly?
Choose the right hotel for your getaway and your kids will think you’re cooler than a rock star in outer space. That’s why we make it easy to look for family accommodation in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Just use our “Family friendly” filter to find properties bursting with kid-approved amenities like pools, playgrounds and organised activities. Here are three we think you’ll like:


What is the best area to stay in Newcastle-upon-Tyne?
Nail that whole “location, location, location” thing and pick a Newcastle-upon-Tyne hotel in the areas of Newcastle City Centre, Ouseburn or Elswick. While these three neighbourhoods are the most popular, there are stacks of other fantastic Newcastle-upon-Tyne accommodation options nearby. Click on the “View map” feature at the top of the page to browse stays close to sights you don’t wanna miss.

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