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Rooms & Views
Spacious, individually decorated double rooms, with flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, private bathroom a…
The twin room provides a high chair for children, as well as a private bathroom featuring a hairdryer. The unit offers 2…
Spacious, individually decorated room with 2 double beds, a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities, private ba…
This double room has a private bathroom, a high chair for children and garden views. The unit has 1 bed.
Spacious, individually decorated double rooms with views overlooking the gardens. A flat-screen TV, tea and coffee makin…
Offering free toiletries and bathrobes, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a bath. T…
The apartment features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a bath and a hairdryer. The apartment provides heating and garden…
2 Double Beds Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Sleep - Bed sheets Bathroom…
1 Double Bed Overlooking the garden Layout - Bedroom Internet - Free WiFi and wired internet access Sleep -…
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Restaurants nearby
- House of Tides★ Michelin Vast and characterful, this rustic restaurant is housed in a former merchant’s house on the historic quayside. Flagged floors, cast iron pillars and exposed brickwork feature downstairs, with equal amounts of character upstairs courtesy of sloping floors, wonky ceilings and carved beams. Detailed, original dishes – such as chicken strozzapreti with spinach, peas and parmesan – are based around fine produce and offer punchy flavours, while also maintaining a lightness of touch. The Sunday Feast menu offers a refined, well-priced take on the traditional Sunday roast.3.7km
- SOLSTICE BY KENNY ATKINSON★ Michelin This intimate, personably run restaurant is just around the corner from the eponymous chef-owner’s flagship, House of Tides, and serves a multi-course tasting menu of well-balanced, highly intricate and complex dishes. The kitchen’s skill allows top-drawer ingredients to shine, whether that be scallops or pigeon, and the meal ends on a high with the varied, exquisitely constructed desserts. The chefs present the plates to guests themselves and provide detailed descriptions of their make-up. Go for the wine pairing for the ultimate dining experience.3.9km
- The Broad ChareBib This much-loved 'proper' pub is named after the lane it sits on, in the most historic part of the city. Housed within a converted warehouse by the quay, the operation is split between the cosy ground-floor bar – serving snacks and over 50 different beers – and the rustic upstairs dining room. Here, the kitchen produces a consistently high quality offering of hearty, punchily flavoured dishes like haggis on toast and grilled calves liver with bacon, sage and crispy onions. Fair prices and a friendly team add to the appeal.4.0km
- 21 This long-standing restaurant continues to operate with smooth efficiency and serve unfussy, eminently satisfying dishes you want to eat again and again. Start with a gin from the large selection behind the zinc-topped counter then head through to the smart red-and-black brasserie. The à la carte offers a wide selection of confidently cooked, classically based dishes that showcase the kitchen's great understanding of ingredients and flavour. The fixed-price menu offers a wallet-friendly option, while Sunday lunch includes a traditional roast.4.0km
- COOK HOUSE After opening a shipping container café, local food blogger Anna Hedworth crowdfunded this stripped-back, industrial-style restaurant with a pleasant terrace and a relaxed feel. Dinner is the main event, with many of the vibrant, fiercely seasonal dishes cooked on the hibachi barbeque.4.6km
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Attractions nearby
- St James’ Park football stadium in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK4.7km
- Gateshead Millennium Bridge pedestrian and cyclist tilt bridge spanning the River Tyne in England between Gateshead and Newcastle upon Tyne3.9km
- Turbinia 1894 steam turbine powered boat4.0km
- Newcastle Cathedral Grade I listed cathedral in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom4.0km
- Newcastle upon Tyne Castle 11th-century castle in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, UK3.8km
- Tyne Bridge bridge connecting Newcastle and Gateshead, England, UK, carries the A167 road across River Tyne3.8km
- Ravensworth Castle castle in Lamesley, Tyne and Wear, England, UK2.1km
- St Mary's Cathedral Catholic cathedral in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England3.9km
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