Thistle Newcastle

Neville Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Thistle Newcastle

The charm of this 19th Century is combined with the convenience of modern amenities. Thistle Newcastle provides a comfortable base, ideally located for exploring this exciting city. Opposite Newcastle Station and close to Newcastle United Football Ground, the hotel is also 30 yards from the metro station, which offers a 30 minute link to Newcastle International Airport. Guests may enjoy a host of city attractions, including shops, entertainment and a vibrant nightlife. Over half of the hotel's recently refurbished bedrooms are of an executive standard, complete with modem points and ironing centres. A range of exciting amenities are complimented by the highest standard of guest care; Gengis, the 'Taste Revolution' Restaurant and Bar, is a particular highlight.

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