Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne

General Information

The Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne is situated at corner of Mosley and Grey close to the town centre of Newcastle Upon Tyne. It's surrounding Quayside and other upper sights in the town. The Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne is situated at two Grey Street in Newcastle Upon Tyne in England. This property is directly six miles away from the Newcastle International Airport.

Guests staying at the Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne able to anticipate to twenty-four-hour apartment amenities and contemporary decorations finest described as “chic” or even minimalistic. Rooms provide air-conditioned service, triple glazed windows and Hypnos beds. Guests able to also anticipate to drench showers, niche toiletries and waffle bathrobes. This is a 1-st class opulent hotel in each respect.

Amenities for the Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne comprise an on-site restaurant (serving Asian cuisine, Continental cuisine or local English food) in addition to a brasserie (serving international cocktails). For work travelers, there are meeting and conferencing suites that able to seat up to 100 persons. There is a piano on-site for live music.

Location Information

Grey Street Hotel is located on Grey Street, named as one of the worlds most attractive streets. Graceful Georgian architecture arcs from the guesthouse at the botton of Grey Street, to the spectacular Theatre Royal at the upper. While Newcastle features delighted a cultural revolution, this part of the town is the authentic centre for park amusements, dining and amusement. Literally within a 500 metre circumference of the inn you'll get to some of Newcastles ultimate park amusements like the Theatre Royal, Baltic Centre, Opera House, The Sage Gateshead, Millennium Bridge, Laing Gallery, rail and Metro links, Eldon Square Shopping Centre. While going a small further out, you'll find Newcastle Racecourse, Newcastle United Football Club, Hancock Museum, Gateshead International Stadium, Metro Shopping Centre, Angel of the North, Beamish Open Air Museum, Hadrians Wall, Segedunum, Saltwell Park. What most persons visiting the North East often neglect,