
Holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne
Find and book unique accommodation on Airbnb
Top-rated holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne
Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness and more.

Studio Apartment in the Vibrant Newcastle Quayside
Baltic Apartments are in the heart of the vibrant Newcastle Quayside, a brilliant location for visiting the city. A few minutes walk takes you to the Glass House, the Baltic Art Centre&the Millennium Bridge. The Studio Apartment has all of the amenities required for your stay, a key fob access and lift. There are numerous restaurants &bars close by. It's a 15 minute walk to the City Centre to complete your perfect stay. There’s off site parking 3 minutes walk at Quarryfield Road carpark 24hr £8

Fabulous Penthouse Quayside Flat
Perfectly located open plan, two-bedroom penthouse flat on Newcastle Quayside with amazing views across the river. Easy access to restaurants, pubs and cultural activities. The flat is owned and managed by Live Theatre, a new writing theatre located around the corner. Staying with us means you are supporting our work to promote new writing and our children and young people's work - come and visit us! If this flat is not avail please check our 'fabulous Quayside flat' same location on map.

House in Westmoor / Racecourse
Fantastically located on the outskirts of Newcastle Racecourse. This newly renovated, fully serviced, immaculate dwelling awaits you. The property includes: - 2 double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes - Full bathroom to first floor - Separate w/c to ground floor - Fully integrated kitchen (fridge freezer, washing machine and fully stocked coffee bar) - Secure off street parking, with ample on street parking - Separate lawned garden area - Media wall with 60” TV (Netflix, ITVX etc) No pets.

CITY CENTRE’S HIDDEN GEM - CASTLE STAIRS!
Castle Stairs - Is a one of a kind Unique Detached Grade II Listed Building located in the heart of Newcastle City Centre, a stones throw away from the Castle Keep and all other Newcastle Upon Tyne sights and landmarks. Consisting of 4 bedrooms all with views of the Quayside and Bridges that span the River Tyne. As well as a large Living area and outside Private Terrace for entertaining groups or large families. This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit.

Newcastle Victorian House w parking
Your host occupies his own "granny flat" on the top floor. You will have the entire ground and first floors (approx 90M2) in this spacious 3-storey townhouse - the staircase is shared Free off-street parking for 1 car in the rear yard The house boasts spacious rooms, high ceilings, and lots of original features Located in quiet Summerhill Square - half a mile and within easy walking distance to most places in the city centre. PLEASE NOTE Quiet hours for the house are 23:00 to 07:00

Historic City Centre Mews House Summerhill Square
An historic Georgian building that’s previously been cloisters, school playground & motor house for the nuns of St Anne’s Convent, now reborn as a bespoke luxury mews house in the heart of the city in Summerhill Square. The house is on 1 level & is around 800 sq ft comprising of an open plan living room/ kitchen and dining area; a laundry room; a large bedroom with super king size bed; a shower room and a private courtyard with table and chairs.

Stylish 1 Bed City Centre Apartment (Sleeps 4)
Stylish, newly refurbished 1 bed apartment (sleeps 4) located in the heart of the city. You are in close proximity to all of Newcastle's best restaurants, bars and shops. The apartment is also in walking distance to the beautiful Leazes Park and the Quayside. Walking distance to both Newcastle University and Northumbria University. The apartment is situated within a lovely period building and has been decorated and styled to a high standard.

Self contained Pied a Terre in Leafy Jesmond
This Pied a Terre is next door to St Mary's Chapel and Jesmond Dene. It's a 5 minute stroll to lovely places for breakfast, drinks or an evening meal. Transport links are excellent, the metro into the city centre, metro centre, the airport and the coast is a 10 minute walk. You’ll love my place because of the location, it really is perfect. Parking is available and there is easy access to motorways both north and south.

Stylish Ouseburn Apartment with River & City Views
This is our newly refurbished flat. We've aimed for opulence and have furnished it with some distinctive pieces. It has a large open plan living space with a spectacular view over the river Tyne to towards the Tyne & Millennium bridges. It has a luxury kitchen and bathroom and a large comfortable bedroom and a sense of stylish tranquility. There are two bedrooms, one with ensuite and Firestick-equipped tv.

Longriggs
This once humble home for cows has been transformed into a truly special off-grid getaway, offering a cosy retreat with historical charm. A leisurely walk through the hay meadow leads you to this hidden treasure. The barn's unique charm beckons, promising a cosy haven like no other. Leave behind the distractions of modern life and immerse yourself in the peaceful beauty of nature.

Boutique Fisherman’s Cottage - 2 mins from beach
This unique place has a style all its own. An authentic fisherman’s cottage with excellent reviews, a sea view, situated on a peaceful, picturesque street just moments from the sea front with numerous cafes and eateries on the door step. Cullercoats is a perfect quiet get-away with easy access by private/ public transport to the best the North East has to offer.

Modern 3 bedroom apartment centrally located
modern 3 Bedroom, 2 bathroom (one en suite) 3rd floor residential apartment in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne. Perfect accommodation for both business and private guests. Easy walking access to all city attractions: 6 minute's to the central station and 16 minute's to the quayside with everything else in between. Small balcony with city centre views.
Popular amenities for Newcastle upon Tyne holiday rentals
Other great holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

Private Luxury Studio *Free Parking* * Not Shared*

The Chapel Park Studio

Bespoke Coastal Retreat, Whitley Bay/Pass The Keys

Hot Tub House, 8 min City, Free Parking, Fire Pit

City-Centre Georgian Maisonette

Stunning! Loft 2 @ The Burton Building

Newly Refurbished Entire Apartment - Newcastle

The Courtyard
When is the best time to visit Newcastle upon Tyne?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg. price | £90 | £93 | £90 | £89 | £94 | £96 | £97 | £96 | £97 | £89 | £88 | £93 |
| Avg. temp | 5°C | 5°C | 6°C | 8°C | 10°C | 13°C | 15°C | 15°C | 13°C | 10°C | 7°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Explore neighborhoods like Jesmond for leafy surroundings, the Quayside for riverside views and easy access to cultural sites, or Ouseburn for a creative community feel. Each area has a distinct atmosphere and convenient access to restaurants, galleries, and nightlife.
What are the best things to do in Newcastle upon Tyne with kids?
Visit Life Science Centre for hands-on exhibits, explore the Discovery Museum’s interactive galleries, and relax in Exhibition Park’s outdoor spaces. The city has welcoming playgrounds and family-friendly performances throughout the year.
What are some of the best things to do in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Explore the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, walk the Millennium Bridge, and discover Newcastle Castle’s rich history. The Quayside area is frequently suggested for riverside strolls and weekend markets.
How is the weather in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Newcastle upon Tyne has cool winters around 36–46°F (2–8°C), with wetter months in late autumn and early winter. Summers typically reach 53–65°F (11–19°C), with mild temperatures and occasional rain, so waterproof layers are useful year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Discover historic sites like Newcastle Castle and St. Nicholas Cathedral, explore the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, or stroll along the Quayside and Millennium Bridge. Ouseburn’s creative spaces and galleries are frequently suggested for visitors seeking local arts.
What are some hiking trails in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Wander along the Town Moor’s expansive landscape, stroll Jesmond Dene’s wooded paths with scenic waterfalls, or explore Hadrian’s Way, a riverside trail with urban and green sights. Each walk has a blend of nature and city views.
What are some family activities we can do in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Explore creative exhibits at Life Science Centre, play in Exhibition Park, and join storytelling sessions at Seven Stories, The National Centre for Children’s Books. Outdoor areas and occasional workshops make for engaging group experiences.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Newcastle upon Tyne?
Explore coastal towns with sandy beaches, visit historic castles around Northumberland, or discover walking trails in countryside areas near the city. Art lovers may enjoy galleries in nearby market towns and villages.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Many stays in neighborhoods such as Jesmond, Heaton, and around the Quayside welcome guests with pets. Enjoy nearby parks and green spaces that make outings with furry friends easier.
What are some local tips for visiting Newcastle upon Tyne?
Layer clothing for unpredictable weather, and try using Metro transit for convenient access to cultural neighborhoods and coastline. Local markets and cafes around Grainger Town and Ouseburn highlight the city’s distinct flavors and community spirit.
What is Newcastle upon Tyne known for?
Newcastle upon Tyne is known for its vibrant music and nightlife, historic architecture, and welcoming community spirit. The riverfront has iconic bridges and public art, while the city’s universities add a lively, creative feel.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Wander through Ouseburn’s independent galleries, visit Victoria Tunnel for a guided history tour, and discover the Grainger Market’s locally rooted stalls. Leazes Park and the Lit & Phil Library are frequently suggested for quieter moments.
What are the best foods to try in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Local favorites include stotties, pease pudding sandwiches, and pan haggerty, a comforting potato dish. North East England is also known for craft beers, hearty stews, and sweet pastries found in markets and bakeries.
What should I bring for a trip to Newcastle upon Tyne?
Pack layered clothing to adapt to cool, changeable weather, and bring a waterproof jacket for rain. Comfortable shoes and a small umbrella support city walks and outdoor activities across varied terrain.
What is the nightlife in Newcastle upon Tyne like?
The nightlife has energetic music venues, late-night bars, and comedy clubs, especially around Bigg Market, Collingwood Street, and Ouseburn. Riverside pubs and creative indie spaces are frequently suggested for experiencing the local scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Newcastle upon Tyne has recurring music, film, and arts festivals, along with city-wide celebrations that highlight local traditions. Outdoor concerts, food fairs, and cultural gatherings are often recommended in late spring and summer. The city’s calendar reflects vibrant creativity and community spirit.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Many stays in neighborhoods such as Jesmond, Heaton, and the Quayside have family-friendly layouts and convenient access to parks and museums. Hosts frequently provide amenities like kitchens and child-friendly setups.
When is the best time to visit Newcastle upon Tyne?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for gentler temperatures and more outdoor events. Seasonal festivals and weekend markets bring extra energy to riverside neighborhoods in warmer months.
All about Newcastle upon Tyne
Famed for its music and nightlife, Newcastle is a port city in northeast England with seven bridges connecting its city center across the wide span of the River Tyne to the city of Gateshead to the south. Its old docks are now transformed into a bustling quayside, which offers great walks on either side of the river, as well as a riot of restaurants and culture and award-winning waterfront music venue, Sage Gateshead. Some of the historic architecture you’ll encounter includes Roman forts (Hadrian’s Wall ended near here), medieval castles (including the eponymous Newcastle), and a rich shipbuilding heritage. Head to Jesmond or Quayside if you’re looking to experience the nightlife atmosphere, where the bars and dance clubs are always busy and it pays to look your best.
What are the top things to do in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Angel of the North
This majestic steel statue stands 66 feet tall, with a wingspan nearly three times that size. It’s a tribute, in part, to the coal miners who worked the land beneath it for 200 years. The statue has become a symbolic welcome to the north of England.
Newcastle Castle
You can’t come to Newcastle without admiring the Norman stronghold for which it was named. William the Conqueror’s son Robert built the original in the 11th century, although it was rebuilt around a century later. The views from the castle roof are the best in the city.
Gateshead Millennium Bridge
With its sleek and graceful arch across the River Tyne, this is the only bridge in the world that tilts to let boat traffic pass beneath it. You can walk or cycle across it, or stop midway and gaze at another iconic image of Newcastle in the distance, the Tyne Bridge.
Quick stats about holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

Total holiday rentals
Explore 1,500 holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

Nightly prices starting at
Newcastle upon Tyne holiday rentals start at £7 per night before taxes and fees

Verified guest reviews
Over 53,970 verified reviews to help you choose

Family-friendly holiday rentals
810 properties offer extra space & child-friendly amenities

Pet-friendly holiday rentals
Find 330 rentals that welcome pets

Rentals with dedicated workspaces
810 properties have a dedicated workspace

Wifi availability
1,440 of Newcastle upon Tyne holiday rentals include wifi access

Popular amenities for guests
Guests love Gym, BBQ grill and Laptop-friendly workspace across Newcastle upon Tyne rentals

4.7 Average rating
Newcastle upon Tyne stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests

Nearby attractions
Newcastle upon Tyne’s top spots include Vue Gateshead, Odeon North Shields and Bede
Destinations to explore
- Durham Holiday rentals
- Elgin Holiday rentals
- London Holiday rentals
- Sea of the Hebrides Holiday rentals
- Thames River Holiday rentals
- Inner London Holiday rentals
- Dublin Holiday rentals
- South London Holiday rentals
- Yorkshire Holiday rentals
- Central London Holiday rentals
- Newbridge Holiday rentals
- East London Holiday rentals
- Cottage rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Fitness-friendly rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Bed and breakfasts Newcastle upon Tyne
- Waterfront rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Pet-friendly rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Beachfront rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with breakfast Newcastle upon Tyne
- Flat rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- House rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with a patio Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with outdoor seating Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with a hot tub Newcastle upon Tyne
- Serviced apartment rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Hotel rooms Newcastle upon Tyne
- Apartment rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with a firepit Newcastle upon Tyne
- Cabin rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with beach access Newcastle upon Tyne
- Smoking-friendly rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with a fireplace Newcastle upon Tyne
- Rentals with a washing machine and dryer Newcastle upon Tyne
- Family-friendly rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Townhouse rentals Newcastle upon Tyne
- Northumberland National Park
- Alnwick Castle
- Durham Cathedral
- Felmoor Country Park
- Bamburgh Castle
- Hadrian's Wall
- Bamburgh Beach
- The Alnwick Garden
- Weardale
- Utilita Arena
- Teesside University
- Lindisfarne Castle
- Durham University
- Beamish the Living Museum of the North
- The Bowes Museum
- Cragside
- Saltburn Beach
- Northumberland Coast AONB
- Vindolanda
- Exhibition Park
- Newcastle University
- Forbidden Corner
- Talkin Tarn Country Park
- Farne Islands





