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Budget hotels in Newcastle upon Tyne
A more budget-friendly alternative would be Premier Inn Newcastle Airport, which is 3-star accommodation with room rates from 86US$. Those on a budget, can try Gateshead, about 1.5 km from Side Gallery. The Jesmond Park and The Brighton offer affordable rates in the heart of Jesmond district.
Proximity to public transport
Crowne Plaza Newcastle - Stephenson Quarter is a good 4-star choice a 10-minute walk from Radio Arena metro station. Jurys Inn Newcastle is close to a museum, a gallery and a theatre and 5 minutes' walk from Newcastle Central train station.
Convenience of staying in the city center
If you want to stay close to attractions, the centric Sleeperz Hotel Newcastle and Premier Suites Newcastle are great options. Visitors wishing to stay in Newcastle Airport district could consider Britannia Newcastle Airport or Novotel Newcastle Airport.
Select a hotel next to intu Eldon Square, such as Grey Street Hotel, located just a 10-minute walk away. The County Hotel is a 10-minute walk away from The Quayside.
Luxury and boutique accommodation
You can check out the upscale Newcastle Marriott Hotel Gosforth Park and Hotel Indigo Newcastle with Zizzi nearby. Visit Caledonian to experience this fascinating site – a must-see for people interested in staying in Jesmond district. If you are used to the comfort and style of chain hotels, pick Cairn Newcastle, which is also a 25-minute walk away from Grey Street.
Apartments, B&Bs and others
We have great B&B accommodation options, such as Flat Axbridge Gardens with a room rate from 77US$. Pick Doubletree By Hilton Hotel Newcastle International Airport with its family rooms and short walking distance to The Shefton Museum. For a relaxing vacation, book a resort hotel near UpSide Down Presents, such as The Vermont Hotel or Hotel Du Vin & Bistro Newcastle.
City Guide:
Newcastle is a destination for those unbiased at heart.
Born on the back of the coal mining industry, Newcastle's past may give you the wrong impression of Newcastle being smothered in dust from coal and from steel, but the city has already abandoned its industrial face for the pleasures of cool retreat.
Newcastle is best if you approach it without prejudice and with a stay with all comforts from Booked.net. Be it a room in cheap hotel in Newcastle or one appointed with luxuries all are available at Booked.net. We have collected all hotel offers with maps, photos and secure forms.
Change came to Newcastle so rapidly that it led to a city inconsistent in its final shape. While the abandoned factories haven't decayed yet, post-modern architecture is taking their place. Consequently, the city will greet you with a tension within its borders between the old and the new. Unlike complete London, Newcastle is still on the way to its final shape and you can participate in its formation.
You can do it through the sightseeing in the city and on to its glorious history. Attractions include;
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The Tyne Bridge, an example of a compression arch suspended-deck bridge
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The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, famous worldwide for its aesthetic beauty
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Central Arcade, a Victorian shopping arcade
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The Angel of the North, a sculpture designed by Antony Gormley
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Great North Museum offers mummies, stuffed animals and a piece of history on display
The city of Newcastle was in ancient times a Roman settlement, but it rapidly expanded on wool trade in the area. Thanks to its location on the north bank of the River Tyne, Newcastle became a major crossing in the area and it owes its name to the castle built in 1080, by Robert II, the son of William the Conqueror.
The passing years brought new industries to the city with the world's largest shipbuilding factories established in the city. Even though all these heavy industries are long gone, Newcastle is no less important today. The city just shifted from heavy processing to brewing and entertainment businesses with Newcastle United F.C., a Premier League football team in the area and became a showplace of the world's most popular half marathon, the Great North Run since 1981.
In addition, Newcastle won a reputation of the major educational center thanks to the Newcastle University formed in 1834. In the very beginning it provided lectures for 26 students only, but later evolved into a real center for teaching of sciences. This educational institution played a vital role for cultural development of Newcastle as such famous personalities as Rowan Atkinson, actor, and Ed Coode, Olympic gold medalist were university undergraduates.
From the glory bestowed on the city by its famous residents to fame it earned on its own, Newcastle is a chic destination to go to with Booked.net.