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

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

Comfortable for both biz or pleasure, whichever is more your jam.

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

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

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.

One dash cosy, one dash modern & stylish.

24-hour Pavilion Pantry keeps cravings at bay, night and day.

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

Quiet locale conveniently situated just off the A1.

Hotel pool refreshes and de-stresses.

Fab Victorian façade overlooking the Pease statue and Market Square, a 10-min luggage-tug from the main station.

Perfect location at the gateway to Scotland. (Scotch Corner is not named after that regrettable night you had in Edinburgh.)