City Apartments Newcastle - city

Jackson House, Northumberland Street, Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, England

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About City Apartments Newcastle - city

City Apartments Newcastle – City, provides a unique mix of hotel luxury and self-catering freedom, all within easy reach of this thriving city centre. While room rates are kept low, the quality of facilities always remains high. The budget alternative to a traditional hotel, city apartments combine the flexibility of self-catering accommodation with modern hotel quality interiors, including a spacious lounge, fully fitted kitchen, comfortable bedroom and bathroom with power shower. Situated at Northumberland Street in the heart of Newcastle, your apartment is right opposite the Fenwick Department Store and close to local amenities such as bars, nightclubs and restaurants. The city’s major transport links are also nearby. If you want a home from home in the Northeast, but still demand hotel luxury, a fully serviced city apartment in Newcastle should be all you need.

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