A large industrial city in the North-East of England, Newcastle is one of the most prominent cities in the UK in terms of profile. Over the years, it has also gained a reputation as one of the best places in the country to have a night out. Its famous nightlife attractions include thoroughfares such as the cheap and cheerful Bigg Market, the more select Quayside area, and the Diamond Strip, made famous by the TV show “Geordie Shore”. With plentiful drinking establishments and notable clubs such as Digital and Tiger Tiger, you can be sure that whether you’re in Newcastle for a long time or a short time, you’ll always have a good time. Below, we take you through the city’s best hotels for revelers; check out the top hotels near nightlife in Newcastle.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) recent guest reviews, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and location with easy access to nightlife (attractions and hangouts). The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on August 20, 2024.
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1. Jurys Inn Newcastle (from USD 79)
Great value for money with affordable rates and discounted pre-booked breakfast.
Central location, comfortable beds, and friendly, helpful staff.
Conveniently situated near the train station, city center, and major access roads.
Varied buffet breakfast, good quality bar meals, and complimentary drink vouchers.
Right in Newcastle’s city center, Jurys Inn offers guests wonderful accessibility, as it’s just 550 yards (500 meters) away from the train station, and near excellent nightclubs such as Popworld and The Globe. While not precisely a boutique hotel, Jurys does ensure the best in comfort and relaxation, with spacious rooms, large beds, and flat-screen TVs. A contemporary restaurant on site serves a range of international cuisines, while you can also sample their range of bar snacks before or after an evening in the town.
Leonardo Hotel Newcastle This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: Scotswood Road
1.49 km (1.0 mi) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
2. Jurys Inn Newcastle Gateshead Quayside (from USD 114)
A splendid view over the River Tyne is in store for anyone who books into this charming and affordable hotel close to the Quayside area. With a range of excellent pubs in the area, you won’t even need to hail a taxi to be close to the upmarket hostelries in this part of Newcastle - although you might appreciate one on the way back! Each room offers satellite TV and a hair-dryer, and the private bathrooms are roomy, perfect for primping in advance of a big night out.
Leonardo Hotel Newcastle Quayside This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: South Shore Road, Gateshead Quays
250 meters (0.2 ft) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
3. County Hotel Newcastle (from USD 88)
Reasonable pricing for central location, with some budget options available
Well-maintained hotel with 24hr reception, gym, and clean, spacious rooms
Perfect central location, opposite the train station and within walking distance to attractions
Good dining experiences, with a buffet breakfast and a popular on-site restaurant
With luxury inside and a stunning view of Newcastle’s city center when you look out your window, this hotel is a perfect location for people spending a few days in the city. Close to all of the shopping you could possibly wish for, the hotel is also within a 10-minute walk of the O2 Arena, Newcastle’s premier concert venue. You’re also within easy reach of the Quayside area of the city. In the rooms themselves, everything you could wish for is laid on from satellite TV to high-speed WiFi, and if you just want a few quiet drinks, the bar in the hotel is an ideal option.
County Hotel & County Aparthotel Newcastle
Address: Neville Street
1.15 km (0.8 mi) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
4. Maldron Hotel Newcastle (from USD 108)
Reasonable pricing for central location, good value for money
Modern, clean rooms with comfortable beds, friendly staff, self check-in, convenient facilities
Prime location in Newcastle city center, close to train station, shopping, and attractions
Varied breakfast selection, good quality food, excellent room service, and dining options
The stylish, modern edifice of the Maldron Hotel encloses an interior that’s ideal for day-trippers and longer-term guests alike. Located in the city center, just off Eldon Square, the hotel is close to a number of pubs and restaurants, and full continental, English and Irish breakfasts are available every day. Popular nearby hostelries include the Alchemist on Eldon Square, and - considering the city center location - rooms are surprisingly affordable.
Maldron Hotel Newcastle This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: Newgate Street
1.08 km (0.7 mi) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
5. Hotel Indigo Newcastle (from USD 128)
In a city with plenty of chain hotels, those in search of something a little more unique may well enjoy the Indigo - a boutique hotel with individually-decorated rooms and an on-site restaurant curated by famous chef Marco Pierre White. Nearby, you’ll find plenty of clubs as funky as the hotel itself, with Bonbar and the Cosmic Ballroom right on the doorstep. Each stylishly-decorated room has a complimentary minibar as well as an ensuite bathroom with a rain-effect shower.
Hotel Indigo Newcastle This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: 2/8 Fenkle Street, City Center and Grainger Town, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, NE1 5XN
1.19 km (0.8 mi) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
6. Hilton Newcastle Gateshead (from USD 96)
As the Hilton name is a reliable marker of quality, it will come as no surprise that the Newcastle Gateshead property is in very much the same vein. Excellent views from the hotel include the iconic Tyne Bridge, while the rooms themselves offer comfort and luxury in the form of granite ensuite bathrooms, and even access to video games. The hotel is also a short, picturesque walk from the Tup Tup Palace, one of the city’s most prestigious clubs, and frequently voted one of the best in Britain.
Hilton Newcastle Gateshead
Address: Bottle Bank
589 meters (0.4 ft) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
7. Sleeperz Hotel Newcastle (from USD 73)
Holidaymakers who book into Sleeperz hotel can be confident that their every need will be taken into account, and will enjoy the little touches such as under-floor heating and steam-free mirrors in the bathroom. Centrally-located, you’ll find you’re within easy walking distance of the most popular bars and clubs in the city, and you’re right next door to the Tokyo rooftop cocktail bar - an enthralling night out in the summer. The on-site restaurant offers full continental and English breakfasts, and from your room, you can call any UK landline for free.
Sleeperz Hotel Newcastle
Address: 15 Westgate Road
891 meters (0.6 ft) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
8. Malmaison Newcastle (from USD 134)
The Malmaison is a perfect hotel for those who want to feel like a VIP. Plush, modern furnishings line the floors and walls of this boutique-style accommodation, and views over the Tyne include some spectacular vistas that feature the Millennium Bridge. The hotel is located directly on the Quayside, among the more upmarket bars, clubs, and restaurants, and you can get ready for your night out in style thanks to individualized rooms with mood lighting, and ensuites with power showers as standard.
Malmaison Newcastle
Address: Quayside
146 meters (479.6 ft) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
9. Sandman Signature Newcastle Hotel (from USD 92)
The Sandman hotel is a short walk away from Newcastle’s legendary Bigg Market - home to Liquid, Filthy’s and any number of other Newcastle institutions. You’ll find a sports bar on site, but if you want to take in some real sports, it’s worth bearing in mind that this hotel is next door to St James’ Park - home to one of the country’s best-known football clubs, Newcastle United. With attentive staff, free WiFi, and a fitness center on site, this is a hotel you’ll be happy to spend a night in.
Sandman Signature Newcastle Hotel This is a Proud Certified property where you can be extra sure of a welcoming stay.
Address: Gallowgate
1.51 km (1.0 mi) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
10. Grey Street Hotel (from USD 93)
Great value for money, competitive rates, and good deals available.
Modern decor, spacious rooms, comfortable beds, and a lovely bar area.
Central location, within walking distance to attractions, restaurants, and the theatre.
Excellent breakfast with plenty of choice, and a restaurant with delicious and unique cocktails.
Visitors who really want to spoil themselves should keep the Grey Street Hotel at the forefront of their minds - aside from the opulent rooms which are full of character, the hotel also offers luxury linens and access to an on-site health and beauty center. Those on working trips will be delighted by the presence of free WiFi throughout and laptop safes in each room. If you’re into modern dance music, check out Bijoux on nearby Mosley Street; those of a more retro frame of mind will enjoy Flares, which is just next door.
Grey Street Hotel
Address: 2-12 Grey Street
740 meters (0.5 ft) from Gateshead Millennium Bridge
Looking fine on the banks of the Tyne: See Newcastle in style!
Newcastle’s commitment to good times and exciting nights is no secret to anyone who has spent time in the UK, but what might surprise a lot of people is just how excellent its hotels are. Whether you want comfortable functionality, or something more spectacular, there are options to suit all preferences and pockets. Check into one of the above hotels, and you can be sure you’ll have the time of your life on Tyneside.
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