Serviced Newcastle Accommodation - Great value accommodation in Newcastle
Newcastle is a vibrant and friendly city, one of England's core cities and a centre of culture, sports and business. Known for its nightlife and welcoming Geordie culture, it's a historic city dating back to Roman times. Citybase Apartments offer a great selection of Newcastle accommodation, perfect for business and leisure travellers alike.
Newcastle Accommodation List
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7 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £113.31
Standing at the top of Grey Street in the very heart of Newcastle, this charming listed building offers prestigious penthouse accommodation with an impressive view, and is ideal for any traveller seeking a touch of luxury..
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7 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £83.08
Boasting a prime position on the Gateshead Quayside, near to the Millennium Bridge, this sought-after development offers elegant luxury apartments with stunning riverside views..
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2 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £85.71
This prestigious development occupies an enviable position on the Gateshead Quayside near to the Millennium Bridge, and offers a range of modern luxury apartments..
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2 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £85.71
These stunning modern apartments offer luxurious city centre living in the very heart of Newcastle.
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7 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £83.08
The City Quadrant Apartments offer sleek and stylish modern apartments in an ideal location, just a short stroll from Newcastle's Central Station and within easy reach of the city's busy shops, vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions..
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The city centre is relatively compact, and you'll find a range of attractions close to your accommodation in Newcastle. With regular bus and Metro services throughout the area, getting around Tyne and Wear is easy from your Newcastle accommodation.
As the city is, alongside neighbouring Gateshead, the commercial focus for North East England, accommodation in Newcastle is often in demand with business travellers. One of the first cities to offer wireless internet access throughout the city centre, you'll find it's always easy to stay connected from your Newcastle accommodation.
Serviced Newcastle accommodation leaves you free to explore the many sights and attractions that Newcastle and Gateshead have to offer. From the modern Sage music centre to the Theatre Royal, to the Metro Radio Arena, there's always entertainment on offer near to your accommodation in Newcastle. Shopping aficionados can enjoy the elegant surroundings of the Edwardian Central Arcade, or the delights of Northumberland Street - which has been called the Oxford Street of the North. Museums, galleries, and other attractions offer something to suit all tastes in this lively city.
Did You Know?
The first electric filament lightbulb was demonstrated in Newcastle, and was used to light a lamp on Mosley Street in 1879 - making it the first street lit by electric lights.
Climate/Weather
Like most of the UK, Newcastle has a temperate climate with warm summers and chilly winters. It's one of the driest cities in the country, but you should be prepared for some rainfall at any time of year.
Sightseeing
A fascinating, historical yet modern city, there's plenty to see and do in Newcastle:
• Segedunum - A Roman fort, the most thoroughly excavated along Hadrian's Wall.
• The Castle - Built on the site of the original 11th century castle which gave the city its name.
• Central Arcade - A beautiful, traditional Edwardian shopping arcade
• Vampire Rabbit - Above an office door near St Nicholas's Churchyard, the origins of this peculiar gargoyle have puzzled many for years.
Getting Around
Newcastle has a compact city centre, making it easy to get around:
• On Foot - Take in the beautiful architecture as you walk around the city.
• Metro - Serving Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, South Tyneside, North Tyneside and Sunderland.
• Bus - There are frequent bus services throughout the city and surrounding area.
Eat/Drink
Newcastle is a great city for dining out, with a wide range of restaurants and takeaways:
• Chinatown - Centred around Stowell Street, this is the best place to find authentic Oriental cuisine
• Fine Dining - Top class food is easy to find in the city's top restaurants.
• Newcastle Brown Ale - an icon of the city.
• Pease Pudding and Stotties - Traditional foods of the North-East, for a real taste of Newcastle
