Premier Apartments Newcastle

Thornton House, Thornton St, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Premier Apartments Newcastle

City centre apartments, ideal for the business or leisure guests, located in the heart of Newcastle City Centre. Premier Apartments Newcastle contains 30 two double bedroom apartments, fitted out to the highest specification. Stag and hen parties/groups by prior arrangement only. Please note that ID in the form of a valid Passport or Driver's License will be required at check in. A security bond for each apartment booked may also be required. Premier Apartments Newcastle is located in the heart of the City Centre, 5 minutes walk from the local train station which is Central Station (direct rail services between Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London is approximately 2.5 hours). The apartments are ideally located for Gosforth, Dudley, Cramlington, Newcastle, Blyth, Morpeth, Sunderland, Tynemouth, North Shields, South Shields, Whitley Bay, Washington, Gateshead, the Metro Radio Arena, St James Park, Newcastle United and would make an ideal base for the Tall Ships event and the Great North Run. Fully fitted apartments with full kitchen facilities, including all white goods, kettle, toaster and microwave oven. Two double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower-room. Apartments also contain a separate bathroom with bath and shower. The lounge and dining areas contain TV, stereo, direct dial telephone with modem/data port, and all soft furnishings.

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