Holiday Inn Express

Holiday Inn Express is ideally located near shops, nightlife and main attractions. This accomodation offers excellent facilities including free breakfast buffet and wifi, 24/7 reception, lockers, laundry facilities and children's facilities. Find out more here

Places to visit: Baltic Museum (free), Discovery Museum (free), Great North Museum (free), Castle Keep, Grainger Market, MetroCentre, St. James Park, Hop-on-hop-off city tour

Getting to Holiday Inn Express

Distance from port: 14 km
Distance from Newcastle Central Station: 0.5 km
From Newcastle Central Station, turn left onto Neville Street and then turn right onto Forth Place. At the end of this street you will find the rear of the hotel and also the entrance to the parking garage.
Holiday Inn Express hotel does not have its own parking facilities, but there are several public parking facilities in the area (for a fee).

Hotel and Room facilities

Check in from 2pm - Check out until 12pm
Reception open 24/7
Credit cards are accepted
Pets not allowed
Entirely non-smoking (smoking area available)
Elevator
Rooms: Phone, television, bathroom with hairdryer, Coffee / tea making facilities
Note: youy might need a plug adaptor in England

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