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Hotel Review
Crowne Plaza, Newcastle
In an area close to Newcastle's station and city centre currently undergoing redevelopment, the Crowne Plaza offers spacious rooms, great facilities and helpful staff, making it a popular choice for both business and leisure travellers.
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Rooms available from £75 per night
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Location
The Crowne Plaza provides a quiet space to relax without being too far from the action, as it's located between the River Tyne and the city centre.
The hotel is ideally placed if you're arriving in Newcastle by train.
By car: over 5 hours from London and 3 hours from Manchester. Parking nearby costs £12 per day.
By train: London Kings Cross to Newcastle takes around 3 hours, after which, it's a 4-minute taxi ride (or 7-minute walk). Book trains to Newcastle.
Style
The hotel feels bright and airy throughout, particularly due to the floor-to-ceiling windows as you enter. Natural light floods in during the day, while at night elegant hanging lights fill the space. There's also a 1911 Golden Ford (built in Newcastle) at the entrance.
Service & Facilities
Service is welcoming and efficient; staff are quick to make local recommendations. Facilities include a swimming pool, gym, spa, restaurant and bar. Guests in Club Rooms or Suites have free access to the Club Lounge. Discounted parking is available nearby,
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Terrace
- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Spa
- Family-friendly
- Free Wi-Fi
Bedrooms
There are 251 rooms, ranging from entry level queens and twins though to suites. All rooms are comfortable and even the standard rooms feel roomy. Rooms have a good desk setup for business travellers, while ensuites have both a bath and walk-in shower.
Room types: Standard, Superior, Family, Club, Executive Suite, Junior Suite
Key amenities: ensuite bathroom with toiletries, hairdryer, tea and coffee-making facilities, bottled water, minibar, TV, free Wi-Fi
Restaurants & Bars
Hawthorns serves food throughout the day - starting with breakfast (buffet and à la carte) with the all-day menu featuring classics such as steak or fish & chips. Head to the Gin Bar for snacks and small plates, as well as a range of beers, wines and spirits. For a real treat, book an afternoon tea at Hawthorns.
Hawthorns Restaurant: brasserie, small plates and classics. All-day dining, open daily.
The Gin Bar: relaxed and intimate. Local ales, gin-based cocktails, bar snacks and light bites.