Newcastle has accommodation to suit every budget and travel style — from sleek luxury hotels overlooking the Quayside to boutique guesthouses in leafy Jesmond, affordable hostels in the city centre, and a thriving Airbnb scene in characterful neighbourhoods like Ouseburn. Here's everything you need to choose the perfect base for your Newcastle stay.
Stunning Quayside hotels with river views, spa facilities, and rooftop bars. Perfect for a special occasion or city break treat.
Clean, comfortable, and centrally located budget hotels and modern hostels — ideal for backpackers and solo travellers.
Newcastle's growing self-catering scene offers great value, especially for groups, families, or longer stays.
A leafy suburb with independent cafés, parks, and a village feel — just 10 minutes from the city centre. Great for families.
Stay right in the heart of the action — walkable to all major attractions, restaurants, and transport links.
Staying near Newcastle International Airport (NCL)? We cover the best hotels for early departures and late arrivals.
Everything you need to know before visiting Newcastle upon Tyne.
The City Centre and Quayside offer the most central location with walking access to major attractions. Jesmond is great for a quieter, residential feel with excellent cafés and restaurants. Gateshead across the Tyne is also great value with easy access.
Budget hotels and guesthouses start from around £50-70/night. Mid-range hotels typically cost £80-150/night. Luxury Quayside hotels can range from £150-300+ per night, especially on weekends and during events.
Some city centre hotels offer on-site parking (usually for a fee of £10-20/night). There are also several multi-storey car parks near the centre. Check your hotel's specific facilities when booking.
Yes, Newcastle has a good selection of Airbnb properties ranging from entire flats in Jesmond and Ouseburn to rooms near the city centre. Airbnb can be great value for longer stays or groups.
