Connected to the main train station (therein solving any mystery around the name), it’s also not too-too far from the airport.

A five-minute jaunt gets you to Central Station; fifteen to Intu Eldon Square (aka: hello, retail therapy).

Contemporary accommodations ideally situated directly on the River Tyne and surrounded by bustling nightlife.

Steps from shops, bars and restaurants, including Akbar’s Indian across the courtyard.

Essential perks like WiFi and a breakfast buffet won’t cost you extra.

In-room mini-fridges are even cooler when they’re stocked with free bottled water and Kit-Kats.

Super convenient spot a 5-min walk from the train station.

Formerly the Durham University’s ‘Old Shire Hall,’ it’s been reno’d to perfection with a slightly eclectic modern vibe.

Sleek, modern rooms with a comfy bed (that’s made for you!) & kitchen... You might not go back to your real home.

Part of the hotel was built by Richard Grainger in the 1830s. It's suits them well to be located in Grainger Town.

Don’t be fooled by the staid Victorian façade, the playfully stylish, award-winning restaurant is (surprise!) Asian fusion.

Can't bear to leave Fluffy behind? You don't have to; these digs are pet-friendly.

Traditional vibe keeps it classy.

Drops ya in the thick of the CBD, just a 10-min stroll from the waterfront & stroll-worthy Honeysuckle Precinct.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here, they say it’s free (‘cause it is).

Easy access to motorways – Newcastle Airport, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Sunderland and Durham are all within a 15-min drive.

Nearby Jesmond Dene is full of stone bridges and waterfalls. That Lord Armstrong really knew how to bequeath.

One dash cosy, one dash modern & stylish.

With all those windows around the pool letting in the daylight, you can almost trick yourself into thinking it’s outdoors.

Quiet locale conveniently situated just off the A1.

Zip lines, rope bridges and swinging tires will really give you something to talk about at tea time.