Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hotel Guide - All Inclusive Hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England

Easy to find and far enough out of Newcastle to avoid Stag parties. Arrived at about 6.30 and recieved a warm reception. I had only booked the night before for 2 adults and 2 children aged 7 and 9 and they only had 2 rooms left so my hopes were average, as generally it is the worst rooms left at this point. However if that was the case then the others must be amazing!! The rooms are really spacious even with 2 double beds in. The main bed was huge which was good as 3 of us ended up in there but still had plenty of room. This was due to the sofa bed not being that comfy. My husband found that if he had it to himself it was easier to get comfy so me and the kids settled easily in the massive bed. The restraunt was fully booked so we had room service. The kids found that very exciting and the menu was the same as downstairs so there was loads of choice. Only £3.50 room charge so that was fine. In the morning it has a lovely big pool. Really clean and staff very friendly. This was the icing on the cake for my kids. Reccomend going down to breakfast before 9 though as it did get really busy and people queuing to get in. Loads of choice for breakfast too.