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Royal Station Hotel
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 : 3.05 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> The Gate
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Features: Swimmimg pool (outdoors), Coffee maker, Ironing board on loan from reception, Telephone, Baby cots available, Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Room service (24h), Restaurant, All rooms for non-smokers, Internet cafe, Radio, 24-hour front desk,... more
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City Apartments Newcastle - city
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: 4.47 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> Monument
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Features: Facilities for disabled people, Body massage, Luggage room, Rooms for non-smokers available, Steam bath, Golf course at hotel, Photocopier at the reception, Hydrotherapy treatments, Fax service, 24-hour front desk, All rooms for... more
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Imperial Hotel
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: 3.54 / 5
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Location: Near City Centre -> Jesmond
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Features: Laundry, Bar, Restaurant, Spa centre, Conference centre, Steam bath, Pets accepted, Elevator, Swimming pool (indoors), Sauna (Finnish), Facilities for disabled people, Internet cafe, Free secure parking at hotel, Banqueting services,... more
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Osborne Hotel
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: 3.13 / 5
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Location: Near City Centre -> Jesmond
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Features: Free secure parking at hotel, Safe at reception, Bar, Internet cafe, Luggage room, Central heating, 24-hour front desk, Rooms for non-smokers available,... more
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Hotel reservations Newcastle
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About Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne, or as it is commonly called Newcastle, is the 20th most populated city in England. The town is located in the midst of beautiful surroundings and charming villages on the north bank of the Tyne River. An idea was discussed to unite the city with its surrounding smaller boroughs. The result would be the second largest city in the UK.
Newcastle has got its name since 1080. It was founded by Hadrian, the Roman Emperor, famous for the wall he built throughout almost all the lands of the Empire. In fact the remains of the Wall of Hadrian can still be seen in Newcastle, which at that time was named Pons Aelius. After the Romans lost the city it was ruled by the Anglo-Saxons as part of the Northumbria Kingdom.