Hotels 1 to 4 in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear

Premier Inn Newcastle Team Valley - With free parking and good-value en suite rooms, this stylish and modern hotel is just off the A1(M) and only 2.5 miles (4 km) from Newcastle's city centre, the Metro Centre and the quay-side nightlife. The Premier Inn Newcastle Team Valley has rooms with comfortable beds and luxury power showers. There is also a restaurant/bar. Some rooms can take 2 adults and up to 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children also get a free full breakfast when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection.

Eslington Villa - Nestled amid 2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, this fine Victorian property boasts a peaceful setting in a leafy district of Gateshead, yet within easy reach of Newcastle's vibrant city centre. Retaining many of its original Victorian features, Eslington Villa has been sympathetically restored to provide a range of modern comforts required for a relaxing stay. Each of the 18 rooms has been individually decorated to offer a unique experience, with d?cor reflecting either traditional Victorian styles or contemporary designs. There is plenty to see and do in the surroundings, from strolling along the coast to exploring historic houses and castles. Eslington Villa is also conveniently located for easy access to Newcastle, Gateshead and Durham.

The Bewick Hotel - The Bewick Hotel has stylish facilities available for business meetings, private dinners and celebrations. Our priority at The Bewick Hotel is to provide our guests with the kind of personal and professional attention that has established our name as the perfect place to stay when visiting Gateshead or Newcastle. Whether it is for business or pleasure, you will be reassured by the friendly warmth of our staff, whose aim is to help your stay be a successful and enjoyable one.

The Ravensworth Arms Hotel - Situated on the site of Clubbon Hall, taking its name from the nearby Ravensworth Castle, this characterful pub offers quality food and accommodation, and boasts a wealth of literary connections. The Ravensworth Arms is famous as the place where Lewis Carroll wrote his immortal classic 'Alice in Wonderland', it is also believed that Catherine Cookson was conceived here as her mother Kate worked behind the bar. This quality establishment is situated in a peaceful countryside setting in the charming village of Lamesley. Despite its peaceful location, it is within reach of the many amenities in Tyne and Wear, with quick connections to all major transport links, business areas and local attractions. Situated in a picturesque setting yet conveniently just off the A1, The Ravensworth Arms is a great option, whatever your reason for visiting. All rooms recently refurbished to a high standard.