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Holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

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Superhost
Apartment in Tyne and Wear
Central Quayside Apartment
Recently described as one of the “Top 10 coolest Airbnb’s in the northeast” by the Newcastle Chronicle this apartment is sure to impress positioned truly at the heart of Newcastle’s Quayside. A stylishly furnished apartment with magnificent views of the river tyne and the architecture of Dean Street and is a stone through away from the city centre. Nestled under the Tyne Bridge on the third floor of a listed building the apartment is astonishingly quiet for its city centre location.
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Superhost
Flat in Newcastle upon Tyne
Quirky Self contained flat near City Centre
We’re doing all we can to ensure you have a safe & enjoyable visit. Flexibility- because advance planning is difficult for everyone, we offer cancellations without charge & last minute bookings. Social distancing - we offer self check in using a key safe, with your own private entrance, so no need for person to person contact. Enhanced cleaning & sterilising We’ve always had high cleaning standards, but we are taking extra steps to clean & sanitise.
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Superhost
Apartment in Newcastle upon Tyne
Luxury 2 bed Apt. Jesmond, Nr Uni's. & Hospitals
A lovely 2 bedroom apartment on first floor . In the heart of Jesmond and close to Uni,s, hosps, metro trains , city centre is a 10 min walk,Jesmond Dene is close, restaurants, bars Free Parking Permit . This apartment is very spacious and light with a fully fitted kitchen, bath, shower, 2 fitted bedrooms. The location is ideal for walks into town, metro trains and main roads to visit coast.
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Stay near Newcastle upon Tyne's top sights

Eldon Square88 locals recommend
Theatre Royal62 locals recommend
Utilita Arena19 locals recommend
Grainger Market15 locals recommend
Gateshead Millennium Bridge44 locals recommend
Life Science Centre61 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne

Superhost
Flat in Jesmond
Quiet top floor flat close to Metro Station
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Superhost
Guest suite in Newcastle upon Tyne
Self contained Pied a Terre in Leafy Jesmond
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Superhost
Flat in Gosforth
Newly Refurbished Entire Apartment - Newcastle
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Superhost
Flat in Tyne and Wear
Luxury flat with views of the river
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Superhost
Apartment in Tyne and Wear
Quayside flat with spectacular view and balcony
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Superhost
Flat in Newcastle upon Tyne
Renovated Apartment-Listed Building-Central&CLEAN
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Superhost
Apartment in Tyne and Wear
Princes Wharf, Stylish 2 Bed City Centre Apartment
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Superhost
Flat in Tyne and Wear
Boutique flat
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Superhost
Cottage in Tynemouth
Cosy Coastal Cottage in ❤️ of Tynemouth
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Superhost
Flat in Newcastle upon Tyne
Luxury Flat in a Period Townhouse
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Superhost
Guest house in Tynemouth
Hidden gem in central Tynemouth w/private parking!
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Superhost
Flat in Tyne and Wear
Lovely flat located near to Newcastle City Centre
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Your guide to Newcastle upon Tyne

Introduction

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.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Newcastle upon Tyne

Being so close to the North Sea, Newcastle can get pretty chilly, so make sure you pack accordingly. Summer temperatures don’t average much above 62 degrees Fahrenheit, and it’s usually hottest in August; the winter months average a daily high of 48 degrees, but can dip as low as the mid-20s. Unless you really luck out, you can more or less bank on it raining at some point during your stay, so pack plenty of layers and a waterproof jacket to keep warm. But don’t forget to bring a smart-looking coat, too: in Newcastle people like to look good when they go leave their apartments and hit the town.


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.

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