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Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne
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Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne
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2 Grey Street
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
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The Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne is located at corner of Mosley and Grey near the city center of Newcastle Upon Tyne. It is nearby Quayside and other top attractions in the city.
The Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne is located at 2 Grey Street in Newcastle Upon Tyne in England. This property is just six miles away from the Newcastle International Airport.
Guests staying at the Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne can look forward to 24-hour room service and modern decorations best described as “chic” or even minimalistic. Rooms offer air conditioned facilities, triple glazed windows and Hypnos beds. Visitors can also look forward to drench showers, niche toiletries and waffle bathrobes. This is a first class luxury hotel in every respect.
Amenities for the Grey Street Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne include an on-site restaurant (serving Asian cuisine, Continental cuisine or local English food) as well as a bar (serving international cocktails). For business travelers, there are meeting and conferencing rooms that can seat up to 100 people. There is a piano on-site for live music.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
DVD Player
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
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From 3:00 PM
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Prior to 11:00 AM
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Nice hotel but did try to charge us twice for room service breakfast.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
Overall stay was pleasing, although I felt the front reception staff could have been a little more friendly, upon check in and check out they really made no effort to ask if we had been to newcastle before, or if we even enjoyed our stay. No minibar? Rooms very comfortable, breakfast quite good.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
On the wane?As the room was supposedly £200+ at full price I was expecting something a little better than I got. The room looked like it had staged too many parties and the beige carpet was now anything other than a single hue. The single mixer tap didn't actually allow you to draw cold water which was a shame as a pure draft was needed because the aircon didn't work. The bed was comfortable and bedding was good quality - though my sleep was affected by the loudly creaking floorboards from the room above. Overall, not great.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Room not very big and a bit basic, nice bathroom though. TV not tuned properly. Expensive breakfast (£12.95) in Living Room Restaurant was well worth the money. Staff very helpful. We would probably stay there again
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Parking for 2 nights ended up with 2 x parking tickets in car park as hotel did not explain properly. On arrival no rooms cards as machine broken therefore had to be escorted to room from reception each time we came in. No min bar. Room average but have stayed in better Premier Inns which are a lot cheaper. Only plus point really was 10/10 for location - would stay again if got a cheaper rate purely for location but £218 for 2 nights - no breakfast was too much for a basic hotel. also rang reception at 2am for room service - no reply - held on line for 20 minutes and was told the phone always does that! What star rating is this hotel supposed to be?
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Great serviceGood location, interesting building, very helpful staff. Shame about broadband not working and some aspects looking rather tired
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
good valueI enjoyed my stay at the Greys street hotel. We were there overnight for our daughters graduation and I could not fault the hotel. The only thing that was dissapointing was the condition of the carpets, which were very badly stained, they do not give a good impression to what aI consider a quality hotel. I would suggest replacing them with a darker colour, as cream is just not practical in a hotel.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Pleasant Stay on a very LIVELY street!We arrived on a busy Friday evening in Newcastle and had to stop off at the hotel to collect our parking token for the NCP which is about a 100yds away. (By the way, it's cheaper to pay at the NCP than to obtain the hotels "discounted" voucher!) We had to squuze past all the smokers from the ajoining pub who were sheltering in the doorway. The reception staff on duty were clearly not happy to be working there on the Friday night and the initial welcome was frosty. However, once we'd dropped our bags off we found that the hotel itself is quite nice. The cellar bar is a quiet haven away from the frantic street. The rooms itself is tiny however is well equiped with everything you should need including ironing facilities and tea/coffe etc. We were on the 1st floor of the hotel right above the entrance and the room had the original sash windows followed by a further double glazing window so the room was pretty well sound-proofed. If you're looking for a quiet tranquil retreat then this is not the most ideal location. If you're looking for a hotel in the heart of the city centre within walking distance to pretty much everything, shops, bars, restaurants, quayside etc then you couldn't get a much better place to stay.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Bad, not really bad but bad
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
This hotel is dirty and noisey - not worth the money they charge. DIsappointing.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Room QualityThe only complaint I have about this hotel is I was put into a junior suite and had I not booked through late rooms and got the special rate I would have been very disappointed with the suite. It lacked a mini bar and was quite small although classed as a suite and the carpet was filthy and let the rest of the room down.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Adequate but not enjoyableAs with the other commens here. The floor is disgusting. It is clean as in there is no debris, but the cream carpet was very stained.Although the food was prompt it wasn't great. For the money I have had far better in other hotels.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Grubby NewcastleRoom was dirty down to chewing gum stuck into the carpet,
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Greys hotel NewcastleGreat place to stay in the centre of Newcastle. Rooms spacious and very clean. would strongly recommend
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Amazing location and very luxurious room. Staff couldn't do enough to help. Only bad points were that we didn't receive the waffle bathrobes or mineral water we were promised.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
excellent modern hotelreally well presented accomodation, rooms were modern and clean excellent location
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
A home from homeA good, clean and newish looking Hotel - it's called a Boutique hotel but it's more than that. Great rooms, good decor, love the style. The downstairs Cellar bar is a bright oasis and a fantastic place to start your evening with a few cocktails, then move next door to The Living Room for excellent food - the duck is exquisite and it's open until late. From there it's up to you, as you're in Central Newcastle and there is always plenty to do and some interesting sights to see after dark!!
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
hotel reveiweverything was clean, room was tiny but bed was very comfy, cracks in the sink, and carpet was stained, but as reveiwers have already said.. cream is not a good colour for carpets that see alot of feet. £ 80 was rather expensive for the size and quality of the room. It was very handy for the metro arena though, so that's a plus.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
The room could have done with better blackout curtains. Good size room with very comfortable beds.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
What ever you do do not eat breakfast in this hotel, the coffe was like tar and tasted burnt, the pasteries were rock hard and stale, it took over 25mins to get a 'hot' breakfast which was eggs benidict, when the food arrived it was stone cold with over cooked,watery,cold eggs, cold and chewy muffins and to top it off the hollandaise sauce was curdled and a grey colour. The room was ok, not the cleanest though, the carpets could do with replacing (who has cream carpets in a hotel?) as they were covered in stains and dirt, there were cob webs in the bath room and the position of the sink ment you couldn't sit on the toilet properly, light bulbs were also blown in various lamps. As it was just for the night i 'lived' with it, how ever, i would not recomend staying here for any length of time.
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