Hotel du Vin Newcastle

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42 rooms from £142 per night

“A boutique hotel with spacious guest rooms, modern interiors and views of the nearby quayside. Set slightly outside the lively city centre, the hotel has a number of meeting rooms and good event spaces. A great spot for business events or a weekend break in this exciting city.”

Hotel Review

Once the red-brick headquarters of the Tyne Tees Steam Shipping Company, now a classily-converted urban retreat. A ten-minute waterfront walk from Newcastle’s nightlife epicentre, The Quayside, and therefore a quieter alternative, it features a candlelit bistro, glass-panelled wine-tasting room and outdoor (heated) cigar shack, plus spectacular wine-glass chandeliers. Of the 42 bedrooms, the superior suites are like large warehouse loft apartments, with standalone bathtubs.

Written by Fiona Duncan

Recommended For

City Style
Stylish accommodation in the heart of this vibrant city
Local exploring
Central location - get about town with ease
Close to nightlife
Experience Newcastle's vibrant night life
Designer Shopping
Eldon Square Shopping District
Local markets
Visit Tynemouth Market nearby
Great walks
Walk along the Tyne River
Museums
The Baltic Gateshead

Sights nearby
Downtown
Contemporary
Disabled access
Child friendly
Pet friendly
Restaurant

Facilities

Business Centre
Satellite / Cable TV
Parking
Bar
In room DVD
Walking distance restaurants
Meeting Room
Cots available

Private dining room
Wifi
Air conditioning
Suites
Disabled access
Child friendly
Pet friendly
Restaurant

Activities

Close to nightlife
Experience Newcastle's vibrant night life
Designer Shopping
Eldon Square Shopping District
Local markets
Visit Tynemouth Market nearby

Great walks
Walk along the Tyne River
Museums
The Baltic Gateshead
Sights nearby

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Other Reviews

Hotel du Vin & Bistro Newcastle

A handsome building of glowing-red bricks and multi-paned windows, it’s been extended with another wing, across a wedge-shaped courtyard, that mirrors the original. Inside, it feels like a chilled-out gentleman’s club with well-worn Chesterfields, slate floors, exposed brickwork and bold modern lighting.

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)