Newcastle … This is a horrible city! It's the sort of place where you get strange looks when they discover you aren't married to a close relative. It's a city in name only!
Albatross Backpackers In in Newcastle … I stayed at this hostel around the 2nd of October of 2009. It was less than five-minute walk from the train station and was in the heart of Newcastle. Both the city and the hostel were great. Newcastle does get pretty rowdy on the weekends. But it did not bother me despite the fact that i am forty and do not drink. If you drink, then you will not run out of places to go in Newcastle. If you don't, then you will have the dorm room to yourself for at least half of the night [i slept very well for this very reason]. The staff were very helpful and the rooms were clean. They also were the most spacious dorm rooms that i have seen in a hostel [i have stayed at twenty-five other hostels]. A positive experience. If you like history, be sure to go to Jarrow, visit Venerable Bede's monastery.
Albatross Backpackers In in Newcastle … It located near city center. not far from station (less than five minutes' walk), also near market and big supermarket and major shopping area. staff were very kind except hardly solving some problems. kitchen is in good condition. there's a lift for heavy luggage but not that useful. because the inside structure of building was annoying and complicating. they offer only toast and butter for almost 20 pounds per night.
Roselodge House in Newcastle … I booked this hotel as part of my stag do so was very aware that it would need to be on a budget to save as much money as possible for the evening. The cost was £20 per person which as far as I can see is one of the best value hotels I could find so close to the centre (four miles). The hotel had shared bathroom facilities which I expected for the price but had more than one of these. the decor was basic as were the beds but this yet again was as with expectations. The staff were extremely friendly and really seemed to want us to enjoy our stay with them, this was proved when the manager was present to let us in when we returned from our night out at 4 a.m. The breakfast on offer was cereal and full english along with tea coffee and fruit juice and was all included in the price which I thought was great value for money. Overall the stay was above my expectations and you should certainly not be put off by the description of the area surrounding it.
HI - YHA Newcastle upon Tyne Hostel in Newcastle … YHA Newcastle Upon Tyne is very easy to get to -- the simple Newcastle Metro system is easy to figure out. From the Central train station, take the Coast line to the third stop (Jesmond), then take a left (east) on the main road after you come out of the metro stop. The hostel is a five-minute…
Euro Hostel Newcastle Halls in Newcastle … Euro Hostel Newcastle Halls operates only during the summer -- late July to early September -- and is located in University halls. On weekends, and especially if Newcastle United is playing football, it can be near impossible to find cheap accommodation in the city centre. This place, if it has…
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