The 10 best Luxury Hotels in Newcastle for 2025

The top 5 hotels in Newcastle

Newcastle is a captivating city of rich history and alluring culture. Book a luxury stay and enjoy the best of the city with these 5 top choices.

Our best hotels in Newcastle

1.

Vermont Hotel 4*

This is one of Newcastle's most iconic hotels. With an exquisite lounge and dining area brimming with 1930s flavour, the star attraction here is the rooftop bar. The Vermont is located right in the heart of Newcastle, offering stylish sophistication just moments from bustling nightlife and world-class eateries.
2.

Maldron Hotel Newcastle 4*

Enjoy prized riverside views in the heart of Newcastle's Grainger Town. The Maldron is a sleek and modern city hotel, just 5 minutes from the train station and surrounded by the city’s best nightlife options. Rooms are tastefully designed in muted grey and white with splashes of yellow.
3.

Eshott Hall 4*

Eshott Hall is an elegant Georgian country house offering well-manicured grounds and opulent period interiors. The rooms are a delightful blend of centuries-old furnishings and sleek and modern facilities. Just 30 minutes from Newcastle's hustle and bustle, you can also explore the surrounding Northumberland National Park, home to castles, crags and coastlines.
4.

Battlesteads Hotel and Restaurant 3*

Explore a different side of Newcastle with a stay in the captivating Northumberland countryside. This rural country hotel is as cosy as they come, with roaring fires, welcoming rooms and a locally-sourced menu. The hotel’s attention to detail and unmistakable style has won competitions as the best Northumbrian getaway.
5.

The Beaumont Hexham 3*

Located just west of Newcastle in sleepy Hexham, the Beaumont is an iconic Victorian townhouse surrounded by breathtaking Northumbrian nature. Rooms are bright, cosy and modern, with pretty furnishings of country checks and eggshell blue. The on-site restaurant is another big hitter, offering a delectable menu of seasonal specialities from the North East.

Services will you find in our hotels in Newcastle

• Free Wi-Fi
• Tea and coffee making facilities
• Luxury toiletries
• Room service
• Flatscreen TVs
• Luxury bathrooms
• Award-winning restaurant
• Gardens to explore
• On-site bar

Going on holiday in Newcastle

Newcastle has much to offer whatever the season, from fun outdoor festivals in summer to warming winter markets during Christmas. For the best weather, spring and summer tend to offer the most consistent sunshine and heat. However, the city tends to swell in July and August with peak visitors. Attractions stay open year-round, so you’re unlikely to run into any availability issues. To avoid the crowds, you can consider visiting mid-week. After all, the city is a hub of nightlife throughout the year, especially during student term times.

Hotel offers at Newcastle convenient for all kind of travel

Newcastle has much to offer all kinds of traveller. From cutting-edge art galleries to historic manors and estates, Newcastle is a hub for culture vultures and budding historians alike. As for families, you’ll find a wealth of alluring museums dedicated to science and discovery. And then there’s the nightlife. Newcastle continues to attract groups of friends looking for the perfect night out, and it remains a premier stag and hen destination in the UK. What’s more, you can indulge in some of the finest city eateries and romantic excursions or escape to the Northumbrian wilderness for peaceful outdoor adventures.

The range of hotels we offer at Newcastle

• Historic hotels
• Country house hotels
• Boutique hotels
• Spa hotels
• City hotels

Newcastle: What should we bring for a hotel stay?

• Comfortable shoes
• An umbrella
• Evening attire
• Charging cables
• City map

Your best hotel at Newcastle: how to get there and make your booking

How to get to Newcastle

Newcastle is a major city with convenient access via rail, bus, car and air. You can reach Newcastle within 3 hours from London, or touchdown in Newcastle International Airport some 20 minutes north of the city centre. Once you’re in the city, you can navigate the key sites via the well-connected Metro. There’s also a comprehensive public bus network serving all corners of the city. For late-night travel, consider a taxi cab or ride-hailing app.

How to book your hotel in Newcastle

Choose from charming boutiques and historic city hotels in Newcastle with Voyage Privé. Voyage Privé offers exclusive members-only deals on hotels throughout the city and beyond. It’s completely free to sign-up, after which you’ll gain access to exceptional offers and limited-time deals.

The opinion of the Voyage Privé travel expert on Newcastle

With a Victorian legacy and even older Roman roots, Newcastle is renowned for its history and heritage. At its heart, however, you’ll find a deservedly renowned nightlife with vibrant museums by day. You'll also find excellent art galleries and a world-class concert hall offering up unmissable days out. Whether you’re looking for a romantic escape or a thrill-seeking weekend away, Newcastle is a fine choice with excellent links throughout the country.

Newcastle – an art lovers paradise

Newcastle may be known for its fine nightlife and restaurants, but its art galleries are also a true delight. With big hitters like the BALTIC and Biscuit Factory, Newcastle has perfected the re-purposing of industrial buildings into innovative art spaces. World-renowned exhibitions consistently roll through the city, and you’ll also find a wealth of smaller galleries to visit too. Highlights include the Laing Gallery and, of course, the imposing Angel of the North which looms over the motorway on arrival.

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