Hotels near Newcastle International Airport - NCL, Newcastle upon Tyne

The place is nice with nice views, staff were very helpful and polite. It’s a countryside area which we enjoyed. Room was a bit small, but it didn’t matter much for our short visit. I would recommend this place as a change for city-like hotels

Lovely village with a range of shops and eating places and interesting historical heritage. Very friendly local people only too willing to help/chat. Very flat so probably good for disabled or infirm visitors.

The setting was ideal as was the accommodation which pleased us as we were able to bring our 2 dogs with us. The food at dinner was wonderful. The ambience in the bar and restaurant was just right as well. Would thoroughly recommend this place and we will be back.

Smallish town with plenty of eateries of all sorts - all within easy walking of the hotel. Sign post for "shopping centre" - don't bother going Good central point to visit surrounding castles and historic places We did not go into Newcastle but would have been easy to do

Absolutely fantastic stay from arriving to leaving.. Couldn't have been happier. Excellent service by the manager? who showed us to our room, had a giggle with us at the bar and was an all-round nice guy. Evening meal was superb - although the steak was slightly over done for us but still delicious and plenty of it. Our waitress did let us down a bit by bringing our water and the wine list and then not coming back to take our order - we had to call for back up - Alex arrived and immediately took over and saved the day (and review).. Exceptional customer service.. she could not have done anymore. We will be back! It's just a pity there are no (bar facilities/chill area) if you are a guest to enjoy a drink after your meal or when you arrive at the hotel.

Lovely little village. The Diamond is right in the centre, next to the Church and the river. It could not be a nicer setting. The pub does not do evening meals but there are several good places to eat in the village. I ate at The Blackbird, a 17th century former abbots house round the corner from the Diamond.