Newcastle upon Tyne hotels near Theatre Royal

Pros: Lovely spacious room with seating area and good sized bathroom. Good facilities and utensils for cooking including combination microwave and dishwasher if you wished to use it. Well thought out with nice touches such as a caffetiere and filter coffee as well as the normal tea and coffee. Good choices for breakfast.

Cons: We had a lovely view but our room was next to the lift which clanked and was it constant use on the Saturday night till the early hours - quieter on the Sunday night.

Pros: Great place to stay; I came for the second time; home away from home; nice and quite for study; I had a room on the 6th (top) floor with a view of the Millennium Bridge, Tyne Bridge and the Sage on the other side of the Tyne, so nice; did experienced a couple of beautiful sun rises :) Pretty big room with a king size bed, mini kitchen with really everything you need to cook for yourself and quality equipment! A buffet breakfast with everything you can dream of; and an amazing and friendly staff!

Pros: Extremely friendly and very helpful staff. We had a very last minute amendment which they were amazing about. Nothing was too much trouble. Very impressed with everything and will definitely be back and looking to go to other locations.

Cons: Absolutely nothing

Pros: Everything, so welcoming a home away from home. Clean, inviting, non intrusive, incredible staff, relaxing environment, everyone should experience a stsy here

Cons: Nothing, its an amazing place to stay

Pros: Everything

Cons: Plumbing failure

Pros: Felt like home. Relaxing and friendly. We enjoyed our three days' stay very much.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Staff are cheerful and welcoming. My room had the facilities of a studio apartment including a lounge area and kitchenette. In addition, midweek social events provide a chance to mingle with other guests, along with free food and drinks. There is also free all day access to a coffee machine in the main lounge. The price was almost the same as a similarly located standard budget hotel.

Cons: Parking was an extra £8.

Pros: Lots of facilitator in room. Good location within walking distance of the city centre.

Cons: You couldn’t open the windows so the room was stuffy. Extra charge for car parking.

Pros: Room,gin bar, food. Spa All good.

Cons: Nothing

Pros: Gorgeous room with amazing view & comfy bed. Breakfast was great.

Cons: Our only complaint was we asked for some champagne glasses for our room & they took a while to be delivered (about 15 mins). Other than that it was great.

Pros: Spotlessly clean. Staff were amazing. Alex in the Restaurant was really helpful and very pleasant. Food on the Restaurant was amazing!

Cons: Loved it all.

Cons: Being charged twice and more then to be told it would be a 7 day refund not everyone is a millionaire joke

Pros: The property is really conveniently located and if your new to Newcastle it’s ideal! The hotel boasts luxury and you really feel like your getting your money’s worth with little things like hotel free toiletries and just the general layout of the rooms and facilities is lovely.

Cons: Upon check in I was greeted by who seemed to be a lovely gent, while waiting in the queue the person he spoke to prior to myself was basically saying as they’d already stayed they didn’t need to know anything so when I was first in line I expected a completely different experience. I wasn’t told of any information at all, booking.com offered a room upgrade and the unlimited breakfast and snacks option for an additional £30, he claimed they didn’t have any rooms and nobody had contacted about this when I’d rang in prior. So charged me £50 deposit and advised me it depends on availability? He told me the £30 upgrade would come out of the deposit. Due to not being made aware of facilities I missed out on the swimming pool and sauna and there’s no information about these in the room, only the spa treatments which cost extra - which I also wasn’t informed of or I would’ve prebooked. The fire alarm went off that morning for testing and as someone who has issues with light sensitivity and loud noises it would’ve been good to be prewarned of this so I could leave the hotel as the siren that’s goes off in the room and the lights are unbearable and good for it there is a fire, but anxious nausea feeling me legged it out the fire escape which triggered the emergency door to go off making myself like an idiot and my anxiety just grew, I made the receptionist aware there’d been a fire alarm and she said “this is a test”. I was never made aware and when I’m busy packing to be dropped that was honestly a nightmare. So all in all, hotel is nice, make sure you find out when the fire alarm is or what time the facilities are or just every bit of information you want, don’t bother with the room upgrade of £30 thrown in with the lounge access as despite the lady in the lounge being amazing the whole process is a joke and I wish I’d have stuck with a regular room and no club access as it made no difference yet paid £30.

Pros: The location was awesome, the staff was helpful and proficiant with there knowledge. The price was awesome and generally my wife and I both enjoyed our stay

Cons: There was some grime in the bath room that was around the general joints of connecting parts of shower and sink area. But this did not ruin our trip

Pros: The location for our venue was close by

Cons: We recently travelled almost 3 hours to stay in this hotel for a friends special birthday event, for there to be no hot water or heating in the entire hotel for our entire stay! The hotel staff didn't tell us this on check in we had to figure it out for ourselves. The room was chilly on arrival so we tried working the heating but it didnt seem to get any warmer then when it was time to get ready for our night out we turned the shower on but the water was freezing cold! We phoned reception to ask why it was cold to be told the entire hotel had no hot water or heating, we told them this was unacceptable and we either wanted moving hotels or atleast some sort of refund to be told they would get back to us.This still wasn't resolved the following day so we still wasnt able to have a shower and we hadn't had a response from the hotel so on check out we asked them what they was going to do about it as the room we booked wasn't cheap. There reply was that the hotel management wasn't in so we would have to leave our details. I still have had no phone call or email from the hotel management almost a week after our stay! Very unprofessional in my opinion and I wouldn't stay here again!

Pros: The breakfast had a good choice possibly a few more vegetarian options on the cooked side would of been nice, the only negative was the coffee, not great. The location was really convenient being opposite the railway station and close to all nightlife,bars and metro, excellent sound proof windows. I would definitely consider staying there again as it offered good value for the money.

Cons: The coffee was poor and the public area toilets could do with checking for cleanliness more frequently as they were not in a great condition at breakfast time, but i could not fault other areas.

Pros: Spacious room clean . food great .loved late bar + staff all very helpfull .

Cons: The weather that's it

Pros: Staff nice food nice room nice

Cons: Didn’t have any hot water from midday on the Saturday and still wasn’t any until the time we left so could not wash

Pros: Location, condition of room

Cons: Check in - unable to check in an hour earlier. Huge queues at 3pm for check in

Pros: Good breakfast

Cons: The hot water system failed on the first night

Pros: The location and staff are truly outstanding. The building hasn't any character at all - and the cold-blue LED lighting saves on cost but doesn't generate a warm impression. Overnight parking in tiniest spot you can imagine: £14. Breakfast (which is very good, to be fair): £12 per person. Large glass of wine: £8 per person. The room was a good size, clean and comfortable. But £135 without breakfast or parking was a bit steep. The Indigo in Durham, 15 miles away, is FAR superior in every way. We would stay here again, but will shop around first.

Cons: Overnight parking in tiniest spot you can imagine: £14. Breakfast (which is very good, to be fair): £12 per person. Large glass of wine: £8 per person. Blue LED lighting everywhere.

Pros: The location was excellent for local restaurants and city centre. Room facilities good, clean.

Cons: Drinks in hotel bar expensive. Breakfast choice was good, but hot breakfast options were warm/cold.

Pros: Great hotel, close to rail station and city centre. Clean, quiet, good food in the restaurant and helpful attentive staff. Would gladly book again.

Pros: Everything.

Pros: Parking in site

Cons: Rooms a little cold

Pros: Friendly and helpful staff a big bonus, THe breakfast was good and very reasonable. The chambermaid's work was immaculate. The bar prices and the bar menu were no more than an ordinary pub, but for a much better product all round.

Cons: The gents on level 5. Urinals dirty and in one case broken. Smashed locks badly repaired on some of the cubicle doors looked like evidence of anti social behaviour, The bottom glass panel into the Maven ? breaffast room was cracked right across along the bottom.

Pros: The overall ambience in the public rooms.

Cons: There was no lavatory brush. I like to leave things clean and tidy for the cleaner! Eggs on Saturday were dry and curly at the edges, on Sunday they were fine because I got up earlier.

Pros: The staff and bar and restaurant were absolutely lovely. The bed was comfortable and lovely and warm. Breakfast was included in the price and amazing!

Cons: Our room overlooked the train line so with the curtains open everyone on the train could see in. Also not too picturesque. Was hoping for a better view (like the lovely castle the other side of the hotel)

Pros: Was a good location nice hotel valet parking

Cons: Used cups and spoons in our room